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Representatives from several countries gave evidence to the PPP Commissioners on how carbon capture and carbon removal infrastructure and technologies are progressing in their countries while also looking at barriers and issues they face.

This session exlored Iceland's approach to carbon capture, exploring the current progress of its plants. It also focused on how Iceland's experience can inform other countries looking to develop carbon management strategies.

Join Public Policy Projects as we continue to focus on one of the most important barriers to bringing the benefits of genome sequencing to all citizens of the world and not just a privileged few. Our first webinar as part of the Global Genomics Conference will explore the lack of diversity in the dataset and why, scientifically, morally, and ethically, this needs to be addressed. Join us as we discuss: Our report Global Insights: Bringing the Benefits of Genome Sequencing to the World Report, Phase 1 of PPP’s Global Genomics Programme The importance of international collaboration Open access data and why access to the benefits of genomics is not equally available to all When the first draft of the human genome sequence was announced in 2003 President Bill Clinton said, “we must ensure that new genome science and its benefits will be directed toward making life better for all citizens of the world, never just a privileged few”. With this in mind, PPP delves into why this hasn’t happened and what can be done to bridge the diversity gap. This was at the heart of PPP’s Programme of work – to explore how this lack of diversity has the potential to exacerbate health inequalities that we know exist and what steps need to be taken to address this.

The United Kingdom considers carbon capture, usage, and storage (CCUS) an opportunity for economic growth in the country and a key part of achieving net-zero emissions. The country’s long-term strategy hopes to capture 47 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) by 2050.

This webinar looked at the impact Cell and Gene therapies will have through looking at the patient voice, economics of Advanced Therapies in rare disease and new treatments for a modern age.

Leading transformational change in primary care was a two-part event series.

Launching event for Public Policy Projects' report on climate change and health. Chaired by Seb Dance and authored by PPP Policy Analyst Francesco Tamilia. The session sought to cover the following topics: How climate change impacts human health What can be done to prevent or mitigate such impacts Why it’s important to prioritise public health in the climate debate and methods to achieve this

At the launch of our first international women’s health report, we expose how societies have got it so badly wrong when it comes to inequalities within women’s health and what can be done to fix it.

Public Policy Projects are delighted to invite you to view this webinar which discusses the UK’s potential as a Life Sciences innovation superpower.