Programme

RUSSIA’S GREEN AGENDA: ECOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

Securing the Future
Round table
PEPSICO Café


With climate change and environmentally sustainable growth remaining high on the global agenda, Russia holds huge potential for economic modernization and improved environmental management through green investments. Is it an opportune moment to reassess Russia’s environmental policies and promote a green agenda for more sustainable development? What are the risks and opportunities to such an approach?


Moderator:
Alexander Lyubimov , General Director, RBC-TV

Panellists
Vasily Belov , Senior Vice President for Innovation, Skolkovo Foundation
Vsevolod Gavrilov , Director of Projects Management Directorate in Energy Saving and Nature Directorate, Sberbank
Elena Lazko , Partner, Head of Green Agenda Programme, Deloitte
Alexey Repik , President, Delovaya Rossiya (Business Russia)
Alexey Repik , President, Delovaya Rossiya (Business Russia)
Evgeny Shvarts , Director of Conservation Policy, World Wildlife Fund - Russia

Key moments

Increasing energy efficiency provides a real economic benefit, both to the consumer and to the companies that process, transmit, generate, and sell it. This is obvious; therefore this can be a direct incentive.
Alexei Poleshchuk
Household environmental responsibility means business, income and jobs.
Vsevolod Gavrilov