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Welcome to the IIOA Webinar CornerIntroductionThe IIOA introduced a series of webinars as one of the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 annual IIOA Conferences. The aims of these webinars include:
• sharing information, research, developments and analyses; Topics can be of any nature relating to Input-Output and the presenters from within the IIOA community or beyond. BackgroundThe ground work laid out by Douglas Meade, Bart Los and Sanjiv Mahajan led to the introduction of the Webinar Programme Series in 2021 with Maureen Rimmer being the first presenter. As of 2022, Kuishuang Feng, a Member of the IIOA Council, is the new lead for the Webinar Programme Series, supported and advised by Sanjiv Mahajan. Notification of webinar(s)As and when a new webinar is available, this webpage will be updated and all IIOA Members will also be notified via email. Nearer the event date, final details will be circulated and a link to the webinar will be provided. No registration or payment is needed. Forthcoming webinar![]() Presenter: Edgar Hertwich Date and time: Mon, 05-Jun-2023 15:00(CET) - Start in 4 days, 17 hours, 0 minutes Edgar Hertwich is International Chair in Industrial Ecology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. He also serves as a member of the International Resource Panel and the European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change. His work addresses footprint analysis, factor trade, technology assessment, and sustainable development. The talk seeks to clarify the relationship of the hypothetical extraction method, linkage analysis as developed by Cella and Duarte, and the supply chain impact approach by Cabernard. Hypothetical extraction offers a clear interpretation of linkages as a contribution to value added or other factors added. Recent applications on the carbon footprint of materials and machinery and equipment will be used to illustrate the role of the methods. Previous webinarsIf you would like to discuss any aspect of the webinar programme or improvements we can make, please contact us and let us know. More importantly, if you or your colleagues within or outside the IIOA would like to make an Input-Output related presentation, again, please let us know. The contacts are below and the email details are available via the IIOA Members Area or via this form.
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