Earth System Governance,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17, P. 100182 - 100182
Published: June 16, 2023
Multi-stakeholder
partnerships
(MSPs)
involving
a
diverse
set
of
actors
are
assumed
to
reduce
implementation
gaps
the
2030
Agenda
and
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
While
existing
research
suggests
that
MSPs
can
complement
state-led
efforts
in
environmental
sustainability
governance,
deeper
understanding
composition,
thematic
focus,
specific
governance
functions
for
SDGs
is
still
wanting.
In
this
article,
we
present
results
survey
192
registered
on
United
Nations
Partnership
Platform,
analyzing
their
set-up
organization,
partner
agency
partners,
functions,
SDG
coverage,
effectiveness.
We
further
by
investigating
whether
address
nexuses
relate
our
findings
previously
identified
interlinkages
between
goals.
Comparing
earlier
studies,
find
have
become
more
inclusive,
non-state
overall,
as
lead
partners.
Our
indicate
complementary
role
focusing
often
underrepresented
cross-cutting
goals
such
climate
action
(SDG
13),
quality
education
4)
gender
equality
5).
However,
there
appears
be
untapped
potential
capitalize
shared
resources
capabilities
combinations
likely
produce
negative
spillovers
among
each
other.
Moreover,
from
multiple
societal
sectors
potentially
effective
than
those
only
one
sector.
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: March 17, 2021
Abstract
Global
crises
caused
by
the
pandemic
of
COVID-19,
since
early
2020,
can
compromise
world
commitment
to
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development.
This
study
discusses
critical
aspects
global
achievement
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
More
precisely,
we
analyze
how
new
circumstances
created
have
affected
interdependencies
between
SDGs.
Following
a
synopsis
current
literature,
focus
on
effects
regarding
SDG3
(Health
&
Well-Being),
SDG4
(Quality
Education),
SDG8
(Decent
Work
Economic
Growth),
SDG12
(Consumption
Production)
and
SDG13
(Climate
Action).
qualitative
research
approach,
based
our
analysis
moderated
group
discussions
(FGD).
Our
observations
reveal
unique
pattern
interconnectedness
SDGs
that
be
related
COVID-19
consequences.
Qualitative
interpretations
also
depict,
additional
spillover
obstacles
achieving
SDG
5
(Gender
Equality),
9
(Infrastructure
Innovation)
10
(Reducing
Inequalities),
17
(partnerships
goals),
11
(sustainable
cities).
Therefore,
consider
interdependent
implications
recent
trends
in
international
development
sustainability
as
useful
framework
post-pandemic
recovery
period.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
29(2), P. 316 - 328
Published: Aug. 23, 2021
Abstract
This
article
analyzes
the
organizational
engagement
with
United
Nations
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs),
an
initiative
for
corporate
social
responsibility
also
referred
to
as
2030
Agenda.
Engagement
SDGs
by
organizations
all
around
world,
whatever
their
sector
and
size,
has
attracted
a
lot
of
media
interest
heightened
expectations.
Nevertheless,
there
is
lack
empirical
work
that
sheds
light
on
commitment
this
at
level.
In
order
fill
gap,
examines
characteristics
1370
from
97
countries,
taking
data
sustainability
reports.
The
study
looks
how
why
engage
SDGs,
well
priority
they
assign
them.
findings
point
superficial
vast
majority
organizations,
which
suggests
process
“SDG‐washing”.
Implications
managers,
public
policy
makers
other
stakeholders
are
analyzed.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(22), P. 15258 - 15258
Published: Nov. 17, 2022
Significant
changes
in
society
were
emphasized
as
being
required
to
achieve
Sustainable
Development
Goals,
a
need
which
was
further
intensified
with
the
emergence
of
pandemic.
The
prospective
should
be
directed
towards
sustainable
development,
process
technology
plays
crucial
role.
proposed
study
discusses
technological
potential
for
attaining
Goals
via
disruptive
technologies.
This
analyzes
outcome
technologies
from
aspects
product
health
care
transformation,
pandemic
case
study,
nature-inclusive
business
models,
smart
cities
and
villages.
These
outcomes
are
mapped
direct
influence
on
3,
8,
9
11.
Various
ways
influenced
elaborated.
investigation
into
highlighted
that
Industry
5.0
Society
most
supportive
development
underpin
efforts
Goals.
proposes
scenario
where
both
integrated
form
villages
prospects
achieving
more
favorable
due
framework
Goals’
interactions.
Furthermore,
an
including
new
age
establish
concepts
corresponding
also
mapped.
A
SWOT
analysis
is
performed
assess
approach
Ultimately,
this
can
assist
industrialist,
policy
makers
researchers
envisioning
perspectives.
Sustainability Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 1459 - 1472
Published: Oct. 11, 2021
The
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
were
adopted
by
the
United
Nations
in
2015
as
part
of
"2030
Agenda
for
Development"
and
aim
to
address
issues
ranging
from
poverty
economic
growth
climate
change.
Efforts
tackle
one
issue
can
support
or
hinder
progress
towards
others,
often
with
complex
systemic
interactions.
Thus,
each
SDGs
their
corresponding
targets
may
contribute
levers
hurdles
achieving
other
targets.
Based
on
SDG
indicator
data,
we
create
a
systems
model
considering
influence
among
Once
assessed
within
system,
find
that
more
act
goals
rather
than
hurdles.
In
particular,
efforts
5
(Gender
Equality)
17
(Partnerships
Goals)
accelerate
progress,
while
10
(Reduced
Inequalities)
16
(Peace,
Justice
Strong
Institutions)
are
shown
potential
results
be
used
help
promote
supportive
interactions
overcome
hindering
ones
long
term.The
online
version
contains
supplementary
material
available
at
10.1007/s11625-021-01040-8.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(5), P. 916 - 926
Published: Jan. 18, 2022
Abstract
The
analysis
of
interlinkages
between
the
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs)
and
assessment
countries'
progress
towards
are
two
prominent
research
areas
in
debate
around
2030
Agenda.
central
questions
whether
countries
progressing
at
sufficient
speed,
SDGs
can
be
achieved
their
entirety.
While
it
is
evident
that
trade‐offs
Agenda's
objectives
might
prevent
from
achieving
all
17
simultaneously,
extent
to
which
interactions
(synergies
trade‐offs)
facilitate
or
hinder
Agenda
has
so
far
received
little
attention.
present
study
combines
topics
by
linking
synergies
European
Union
(EU)
member
states
with
a
longitudinal
these
goals.
SDG
assessed
through
Spearman's
rank
order
correlation,
while
calculated
according
Eurostat's
measure.
Using
regression
analysis,
we
find
significant
negative
relationship
shares
among
indicators
moderate
positive
synergies,
suggesting
have
bigger
influence
on
pace
than
synergies.
In
achieve
2030,
thus
crucial
not
only
exploit
but
also
overcome
trade‐offs.
Environment Development and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
25(12), P. 14177 - 14198
Published: Sept. 15, 2022
Abstract
Gender
issues,
and
gender
equality
in
particular,
can
be
regarded
as
cross-cutting
issues
the
implementation
of
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
even
though
it
is
unclear
how
they
are
taken
into
account.
This
study
addresses
this
information
gap
by
performing
an
assessment
emphasis
on
across
all
other
16
SDGs,
addition
to
SDG5,
through
a
literature
review
case
analysis,
basis
for
newly
developed
framework,
highlighting
specific
actions
associated
each
SDG.
The
13
countries
addressed
studies
include
China,
India,
or
Australia
illustrate
inclusion
SDG5
SDGs.
Using
SDG
matrix,
targets
analysed.
Those
where
important
allowing
them
achieved
listed.
novelty
our
approach
resides
offering
in-depth
analysis
interact
with
proposing
new
framework
clearly
identifying
SDGs
1,
4,
11,
12,
14
demanding
further
attention
successful
SD
illustrating
areas
may
necessary,
which
used
policy-makers,
raising
awareness
contribution
achieve
A
set
recommendations
aimed
at
placing
matters
more
centrally
delivery
presented
final
contribution.
These
focus
need
greater
good
practices,
initiatives.
