Isabella Lövin

Swedish Former Deputy Prime Minister

Isabella Lövin is a Swedish politician for the Green Party who has recently been appointed as the new chairperson of the Stockholm Environment Institute SEI’s Board. She served as Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden from 2016 to 2021, Minister for International Development Cooperation and Minister for the Environment.

“A highly respected voice on climate change”

Topics

International Development
Sustainability
Climate Change
Environmental Policies

Languages

She presents in English and Swedish.

How she presents

A passionate and engaging speaker, Isabella motivates and challenges audiences around the globe in their thinking.

Publications

2007 Silent Seas: The Fish Race to the Bottom

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In Detail

Acclaimed journalist and author until 2009, Isabella then became an elected member of European Parliament representing the Green Party, where she served until becoming minister. As the leading member of the Greens in the EP’s Fisheries and Development Committees, she was involved in the reform of the EU Common Fisheries Policy and has pushed to increase the EU’s role in fighting illegal fisheries globally. Since 2015, Isabella has served as co-chair of the International Dialogue on Peacebuilding and Statebuilding, created in 2008 to develop a set of peacebuilding and state-building objectives and an action plan for effective engagement in fragile states. Lövin holds an Honorary Doctorate from the World Maritime University for her work to protect the oceans.

What she offers you

Isabella Lövin brings international and national policy experience at the very highest level on climate change, as well as development cooperation and EU politics. Connecting science and knowledge about ecosystems with decision-making is one of the most urgent tasks of the world right now.