Dr Victoria Johnson is a multi-disciplinary researcher with over 16 years of experience working across a diverse range of fields, from economic policy and atmospheric physics to sociology of consumption and innovation studies.
In particular, she has specific subject matter expertise and has published work on climate change science and policy; ESG reporting and carbon accounting; energy technology, economics and policy; community-based and local renewable energy; diffusion of innovation and rapid societal and technological change; housing policy (including low energy housing); modern methods of construction; and social impact appraisal.
At Steer, Victoria works within our planning team and is developing our service offer for decarbonisation strategy and policy for UK international public and private sector clients. She also supports the development of Steer’s social value policy and strategy and net zero carbon delivery plan.
At Steer Economic Development (Steer-ED), we adopt a tried-and-tested approach to strategy and action plan development which is strongly based in evidence and places a premium on co-production with local partners.
Leggi tuttoNature-based solutions, public access to land, and the wellbeing benefits of being outdoors are all topics which loom large in public discourse.
Leggi tuttoAs the first week of the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP-26) comes to an end, the political theatre and platitudes of world leaders makes way to the armies of negotiating teams to thrash out the details of the evolving global climate agreement. COP26 President, Alok Sharma stated in his opening speech to the conference, ‘It is clear. There is no turning back. The world is firmly united in net zero resilient future.’ But is it? ...
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