Localization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) refers to the process of defining, implementing, and monitoring strategies at the local level to achieve global, national, and subnational sustainable development goals and targets. The key question addressed by this baseline document is how SDG localization can be practically, efficiently, and effectively implemented in what remains of the Decade of Action.

Climate change impacts on populations have increased the number of affected people and climate migrants worldwide. Although the nexus between climate change and migration is not monolithic, analyses of individual-level factors at the local scale that reveal the specific drivers of migration are lacking. Here, we show that people are motivated by individual calculations, prioritizing economic and social factors when deciding to migrate. We use data from 53 structured interviews to decompose the assessment of the decision-making process of people deciding to migrate from a region highly vulnerable to climate change, assessing the internal and external migratory potential. The assessment of migration potential evidenced that potential migrants react and make decisions based on perceptions and preferences among economic, social, environmental, and cultural factors when migrating and value these factors differently. Our spatial multi-criteria model reports disaggregation in that people prioritize economic factors, such as unemployment, job opportunities, and lack of income, over other migration-related factors, while environmental factors are generally considered underlying. Our results demonstrate that migration is not monolithic but a mixture and amalgam of multiple interacting factors, which causes people to migrate or stay in one place despite vulnerability and climate change impacts.

Este artículo versa sobre una serie de inquietudes en torno a cómo las representaciones de género, representaciones de la naturaleza y las nociones de desarrollo se conjugaron en el periodo de expansión del complejo cultural antioqueño que ocurrió entre finales del siglo XVIII y parte del siglo XX. Para llevar a cabo el análisis se opta por la revisión de documentos que abordan tal suceso, de manera que permita acceder a los textos a partir de las categorías mencionadas y tejer relaciones que favorezcan la emergencia de voces que buscan dar cuenta de versiones de la realidad de este contexto.Finalmente, se hacen propuestas alrededor de una posible caracterización de los procesos de colonización y se exponen algunos interrogantes que se abren en el transcurrir del análisis.

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