Advisory board

FULFILL counts on a trans- and interdisciplinary Advisory Board to further provide academic and practical advice for FULFILL’s research and innovation activities. The Advisory Board members are invited to critically and constructively discuss the concepts, methods and findings of FULFILL.

 Moreover, they provide insights in their area of work and share experiences and expertise to further evolve FULFILL’s research, respective results and impacts.

Advisory board of FULFILL

Panel of Experts

The Panel of Experts are selected by their specific expertise in the following topics:
health, gender, interdisciplinary sufficiency science, ethnography, beyond Europe and
NDCs. These experts will be strongly engaged in all phases of the project, will be
involved in discussing the conceptual framework, reviewing research designs and
giving feedback to conclusions and recommendations.

Karina Standal

Center for International
Climate Research
Specialisation: Gender

Paolo Lauriola

Institute of Clinical
Physiology, Unit of
Environmental Epidemiology
and Disease Registries; Italian
National Research Council
Specialisation: Health

Vivek Gilani

cBalance
Specialisation: Beyond
Europe, India

Edouard Toulouse

Independent expert on
energy efficiency and
sufficiency, part of the
ENOUGH network
Specialisation: Suffiency

Dr. Niklas Höhne

New Climate Institute
Specialisation: NDC

Prof. Tim Jackson

Centre for the Understanding
of Sustainable Prosperity
(CUSP), University of Surrey
Specialisation: Sufficiency
Thought Leaders

Prof. Angela Druckman

Centre for the Understanding
of Sustainable Prosperity
(CUSP), University of Surrey
Specialisation: Sufficiency
Thought Leaders

Andrew Jackson

Centre for the Understanding
of Sustainable Prosperity
(CUSP), University of Surrey
Specialisation: Sufficiency
Thought Leaders

Kate Burningham

Centre for the Understanding
of Sustainable Prosperity
(CUSP), University of Surrey
Specialisation: Sufficiency
Thought Leaders

Beyond the EU: International Panel

The International Panel consists of (at least) one expert from each continent. These
international experts will provide continent- and culture-specific expertise and
exchange. With the international experts, we will reflect the research results from
FULFILL to ensure an exchange on sufficient lifestyle options with countries outside
the EU. Moreover, with their consultation, we can receive insights on specific
challenges and barriers in non-EU countries regarding sufficient lifestyles for
decarbonisation. Thus, the international experts will provide insights on how far
FULFILL‘s results can be transferred to countries outside the EU. We envisage virtual
meetings with this panel, possibly in subgroups due to time differences.

Dr. Reuven Sussman

American Council for an
Energy-Efficient Economy
Continent, Country: North
America, USA

Prof. Rodrigo Calili

Prof. Rodrigo Calili

Pontifical Catholic University
of Rio de Janeiro
Continent, Country: South
America, Brasil

Prof. Maria Fatima Ludovico de Almeida

Pontifical Catholic University
of Rio de Janeiro
Continent, Country: South
America, Brasil

Prof. Carlos R. Hall Barbosa

Pontifical Catholic University
of Rio de Janeiro
Continent, Country: South
America, Brasil

Kofi Adu Agyarko

Energy Efficiency and Climate
Change at the Energy
Commission
Continent, Country: Africa, Ghana

Gauri Khandekar

Institute for European
Studies (IES)
Continent, Country: India

Prof. Thomas
Wiedmann

School of Civil and
Environmental Engineering
University of New South Wales
Continent, Country: Australia

Prof. Peta Ashworth

Sustainable Energy Futures,
University of Queensland
Continent, Country: Australia

Prof. Fan Ying

School of Economics and
Management, Beihang
University
Continent, Country : Asia, China

Vivek Gilani

Regional Education and
Information
Continent, Country: Centre
Europe, Bosnia (as non-EU
country)

Vedad Suljic REIC

Vedad Suljic

Regional Education and
Information
Continent, Country: Centre
Europe, Bosnia (as non-EU
country)

Panel of Intentional Communities

This board consists of intentional communities, i.e. initiatives, practitioners, and engaged municipalities. These initiatives will mainly be included and studied in FULFILL‘s empirical work. However, they will also be consulted to provide their view on the research results and ensure applicability and acceptance of FULFILL‘s concluding recommendations regarding decarbonisation through sufficiency by lifestyle changes. They act as entry points for dissemination and exploitation to their communities. The country partners will stay in close exchange with this panel.

Extended Advisory Board

The researchers within the extended advisory board provide their expertise within project meetings. They were selected on the basis of their expertise to provide a full and complete picture. This extended advisory board will be extended by further researchers throughout the project. This panel has the role for additional consultation of project design and findings and also to improve dissemination and exploitation.

Prof. Oksana Mont

The International
Institute for Industrial
Environmental
Economics (IIIEE)

Dr. Sea Rotmann

SEA – Sustainable
Energy Advice Ltd.

Carine Barbier

Centre International de
Recherche sur
l’Environnement et le
Développement (CIRED)

Dr. Philippe Quirion

Centre International de
Recherche sur
l’Environnement et le
Développement (CIRED)

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