The most recent CIMULACT newsletter has been published in which we provide information about our dissemination activities: how and where the project consortium is disseminating, on the one hand, the project methodology (multiactor consultation), and, on the other, the outcomes and results of the multistep consultation process.

The newsletter can be found and downloaded from the CIMULACT website along with other interesting project publications.

Edina Vadovics, the research director of GreenDependent Institute contributed a blog on Ecological Sustainability and the Urgency of Transformative Social Innovation to the website of the TRANSIT (Transformative Social Innovation Theory) project. The most important message of the blog is that social innovation only becomes transformative if it explicitly addresses both the ecological and social aspects of sustainability, and helps move towards a state that is within ecological limits in a just and equitable way. Edina takes the example of climate change and the carbon footprint to explain this in more detail and provides two inspiring examples, one from Hungary and one from India, of what transformative social innovation can look like.