About me
Michał works on projects related to strategic management of the sustainable development process, with a particular focus on just and fair climate and energy transition. He conducts socio-economic analyses of cross-cutting energy and climate policies at the EU and national level.
Professional experience / participation in research projects
Previously, he was the deputy director of the Jagiellonian Club Analysis Centre (CAKJ) and deputy editor-in-chief of the Jagiellonian Club (KJ) portal. He was responsible for analytical publications in the field of public policy and international politics. He also coordinated publishing and promotional projects, including the publication of KJ Analysis Centre reports and expert events.
Education
He graduated in electrical engineering from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow, and in international relations and public administration from the University of Economics in Cracow.
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