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Accelerating transition: the future is now - a virtual think tank on COVID-19

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  • 18 May 2020
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Coronavirus
Virtual think tank session 29 April 2020, slides

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Report: Accelerating transition: the future is now - a virtual think tank on COVID-19

What might the "new normal" look for global supply chains once the coronavirus pandemic is over? ETI heard a virtual think tank with key stakeholders to explore ideas and the potential for collaborative action to drive sustainable change
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