This book investigates the critical relationship and interactions between two major environmental agendas of this century: the Paris Climate Agreement and the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Through numerous global case studies, this book provides extensive evidence explaining the synergies and trade-offs that exist between these two agendas and illustrates the varying approaches employed by governments and institutions while implementing them. It highlights essential lessons learned, key policy and regulatory measures focused on potential mitigation and adaptation solutions, and the pivotal role played by a diverse range of stakeholders in achieving the goals of both agendas.
Features
- Explains how to create synergies among the SDGs and the Climate Goals for the betterment of the planet
- Raises awareness on urgent global issues through comprehensive analysis of policy measures and decision-making
- Provides in-depth case studies from various regions with diverse perspectives and successful implementation strategies
- Discusses financing gaps and solutions to guide financial planning and resource allocation
- Addresses monitoring and verification mechanisms that will enhance accountability and transparency
This book is an insightful, comprehensive reference for professionals, researchers, senior undergraduates, and graduate students working on projects in support of climate change and sustainable development. It's also an excellent book for policymakers and NGOs involved with UN SDGs.
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