2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.oneear.2022.01.003
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Defining a sustainable development target space for 2030 and 2050

Abstract: With the establishment of the sustainable development goals (SDGs), countries worldwide agreed to a prosperous, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable future for all. This ambition, however, exposes a critical gap in science-based insights, namely on how to achieve the 17 SDGs simultaneously. Quantitative goal-seeking scenario studies could help explore the needed systems' transformations. This requires a clear definition of the "target space." The 169 targets and 232 indicators used for monitorin… Show more

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“…Any research focusing on a quantitative analysis of longer-term pathways also requires transparent and well-defined formulation of indicators and their desired targets to reveal the gaps and guide actions to fill the gaps. 8 Drawing on recent scientific data and consistent with the 2030 Agenda, our study was novel and complemented recent similar efforts 7,8 in systematically defining a balanced suite of socioeconomic and environmental indicators and setting explicit quantitative targets with increasing ambition levels throughout the 21st century. We used the targets for eval- This longer-term analysis in SDG target space was, however, limited in some respects and therefore requires future development.…”
Section: (Figures S8h-ii and S8h-iii)mentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…Any research focusing on a quantitative analysis of longer-term pathways also requires transparent and well-defined formulation of indicators and their desired targets to reveal the gaps and guide actions to fill the gaps. 8 Drawing on recent scientific data and consistent with the 2030 Agenda, our study was novel and complemented recent similar efforts 7,8 in systematically defining a balanced suite of socioeconomic and environmental indicators and setting explicit quantitative targets with increasing ambition levels throughout the 21st century. We used the targets for eval- This longer-term analysis in SDG target space was, however, limited in some respects and therefore requires future development.…”
Section: (Figures S8h-ii and S8h-iii)mentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Although the current 2030 Agenda has 169 targets and 232 indicators, many are complex, and some lack the specificity to support quantitative projections. 8 We therefore defined 36 complementary sustainability indicators and set quantitative targets related to eight SDGs that were within the scope of our modeling but were also diverse enough to cover most of the key areas of sustainable development related to people (SDGs 3 and 4), prosperity (SDG 8), sustainable resource management (SDGs 2, 7, and 12), and planet integrity (SDGs 13 and 15), as defined by van Vuuren et al 8 (see Discussion and conclusions for strengths and limitations of selected SDGs).…”
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confidence: 99%
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