Katharina Lima de Miranda
Katharina Lima de Miranda is a researcher at the IfW since 2016 at the working group on “Social and Behavioral Approaches to Global Problems”. Her research is focused on individual decision processes and the relevance of social interaction. She is also scientific coordinator of the Council for Global Problem-Solving, a network of renowned think tanks, which provides consulting to G20, G7, and other international organisations.
Institution: IfW Kiel Institute for the World Economy
YES! Participations: 2018
Her YES! topics:
Day 2 – National Final 2018
The second day of the National Final 2018 - and the winners are ...
Day 1 – National Final 2018
It’s the first day of the 2018 national final – a new location, teams from four different regions, two moderators and twelve solutions that have made it through the regional finals.
Reduction of Plastic Waste Through a Deposit System for Plastic Bags – Gymnasium Wellingdorf (2015)
Gymnasium Wellingdorf (2015) Reduction of Plastic Waste Through a Deposit System for Plastic Bags 1st place solution of the YES! 2015 Introduction Our general topic is the “circular economy”, which is about [...]
Revolutionising Public Transport And a Bonus System for Bus Tickets – Heinrich-Heine-Schule Heikendorf (2015)
Heinrich-Heine-Schule Heikendorf (2015) Revolutionising Public Transport And a Bonus System for Bus Tickets 2nd place solution of the YES! 2015 Introduction While 54 per cent of the world’s population lives in urban [...]
Food Security Through Sustainable Cultivation Methods – Anne-Frank-Schule Bargteheide (2015)
Anne-Frank-Schule Bargteheide (2015) Food Security Through Sustainable Cultivation Methods 3rd place solution of the YES! 2015 Introduction - Food security- a global problem A prognosis of the United Nations states that in [...]
A Coherent Response to Migration – Portal Europe – Gymnasium Altenholz (2015)
Gymnasium Altenholz (2015) A Coherent Response to Migration - Portal Europe Winner "Public Choice Award" of the YES! 2015 Introduction “The happy and powerful do not go into exile, and there are [...]
