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🔒 Interview with Matthew Baldwin, Director at the European Commission, on Road Safety Policies
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We interviewed Matthew Baldwin, Deputy Director-General of the European Commission Directorate-General for Transport and Mobility. He was appointed European Coordinator for Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility in October 2018.Â
We spoke about what is ahead in terms of regulation for the automotive sector, autonomous driving vehicles, how sexist bias impacted the design of cars’ airbags, how sustainable goals of cleaner air when rebuilding the economy are top of the mind in the European Green Deal, and how the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has made a priority of delivering economic growth and jobs by building the infrastructure that a green mobility requires.Â
*The interview was made via Zoom on the 19th October 2020.
Dear Subscribers,
I am Maya Plentz, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The UN Brief. We cover the United Nations, the UN Human Rights Council, the WTO, and all specialized agencies in the UN system in Geneva, New York, Vienna, Nairobi and its regional offices around the world.Â
We cover the EU and other multilateral organizations that are bringing together the private sector and governments to shape regulatory frameworks that support the rapid technological transformation of the various sectors of the global economy.
We interview technology executives and venture capital investors who are keen on financing the UN Sustainable Development Goals. They support democratic institutions and the ethical use of emerging technologies around the globe. These are leaders and tech companies that are harnessing technology to reduce economic inequalities. They create prosperity around the globe by integrating the most vulnerable citizens in the digital economy, be it in a developed or developing economy.Â
Support independent journalism by subscribing to the paid version of The UN Brief.Â
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We interviewed Matthew Baldwin, Deputy Director-General of the European Commission Directorate-General for Transport and Mobility. He was appointed European Coordinator for Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility in October 2018.Â
We spoke about what is ahead in terms of regulation for the automotive sector, autonomous driving vehicles, how sexist bias impacted the design of cars’ airbags, how sustainable goals of cleaner air when rebuilding the economy are top of the mind in the European Green Deal, and how the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has made a priority of delivering economic growth and jobs by building the infrastructure that a green mobility requires.Â
*The interview was made via Zoom on the 19th October 2020.
Dear Subscribers,
I am Maya Plentz, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The UN Brief. We cover the United Nations, the UN Human Rights Council, the WTO, and all specialized agencies in the UN system in Geneva, New York, Vienna, Nairobi and its regional offices around the world.Â
We cover the EU and other multilateral organizations that are bringing together the private sector and governments to shape regulatory frameworks that support the rapid technological transformation of the various sectors of the global economy.
We interview technology executives and venture capital investors who are keen on financing the UN Sustainable Development Goals. They support democratic institutions and the ethical use of emerging technologies around the globe. These are leaders and tech companies that are harnessing technology to reduce economic inequalities. They create prosperity around the globe by integrating the most vulnerable citizens in the digital economy, be it in a developed or developing economy.Â
Support independent journalism by subscribing to the paid version of The UN Brief.Â
We also offer select sponsorship opportunities in our newsletters, podcast, and videos.
Please contact us via our website for rates, placements, and editorial calendars.
Subscribe to our newsletter https://theunbrief.substack.com/