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SUMMARY:CHASM Annual Conference 2022
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DESCRIPTION:Environmental Sustainability and Financial Security
 Since Covid-19 hit the UK in February 2020, unemployment, poverty and debt have all increased significantly and look set to rise still further, while some groups have seen their savings increase. With many households already facing acute financial strain amidst a cost of living crisis, the UK governments’ plans to transition to net zero raises important questions about how, if it at all, this can be done equitably. \n
 This year’s conference brings together academics and representatives from the public, private and third sectors to discuss the key issues and implications of environmental sustainability goals on household financial security. \n
 We look forward to hearing from our speakers individually, followed by a panel discussion. \n
 Listen to speaker Dr Mat Despard's reflections on the annual conference\n


Carl Packman, Fair by Design Campaign at Barrow Cadbury Trust
 Going Green in a cost of Living Crisis: How do we tackle the Poverty Premium and reach Net Zero? \n
 This talk will discuss some of the barriers to affordable access to household energy today and how they interact with solutions in affordable green energy today and in the future. \n
Emma Stockdale, Nest Insight
 Responsible investment as a motivator of pension engagement\n
 Recent research by Nest Insight, supported by Legal & General Investment Management, challenges the commonly held view that talking to disengaged pension savers about responsible investment and environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues could be a widely effective way to prompt people to engage for the first time. \n
Luke Murphy, Associate Director for Energy, Climate, Housing and Infrastructure, IPPR
Jonathon Marshall – Resolution Foundation 
 Energy bills, net zero and living standards\n
 This talk will discuss what is happening in the energy crunch, against a backdrop of rising inflation and a lack of economic growth. Who is most affected, what differences the government’s interventions have made so far and what this all means for the net zero transition.\n

Conference programme

13:15             Welcome and introduction – Louise Overton, Director of CHASM
13:20             Carl Packman, Fair by Design Campaign at Barrow Cadbury Trust                       
13:45             Emma Stockdale, Nest Insight                                               
14:10             Luke Murphy, IPPR                       
14:35             Break
14:50             Jonathan Marshall, Resolution Foundation           
15:15             Panel Discussion 
15:45             Final comments and close 
16:00             End of Conference

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LOCATION:Zoom
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:OPAQUE
CLASS:PUBLIC
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