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UN Millennium Development Library
Environment and Human Well-being: A Practical Strategy
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A report that lays out the recommendations of the UN Millennium Project Task Force on Environmental Sustainability. It identifies key environmental challenges, such as degradation of land, watersheds and marine fisheries, deforestation, pollution, and climate change.
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A report that lays out the recommendations of the UN Millennium Project Task Force on Environmental Sustainability. It identifies key environmental challenges, such as degradation of land, watersheds and marine fisheries, deforestation, pollution, and climate change.
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 162
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781138471825
- ISBN-10: 1138471828
- Artikelnr.: 59983172
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 162
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781138471825
- ISBN-10: 1138471828
- Artikelnr.: 59983172
UN Millennium Project
Foreword
Task force members
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Millennium Development Goals
Ten key recommendations
Executive summary
Part 1 The problem
1 Call for operationalizing environmental sustainability Environment and human well
being
Links to other Millennium Development Goals
Other links
2 Driving environmental change
Direct drivers of environmental change
Indirect drivers of environmental change
Controlling the drivers of environmental change
Key elements of environmental change
Regional diagnosis of environmental conditions
3 Why has environmental sustainability been elusive? Lack of clear operational objectives
Insufficient direct investment in environmental management
Poor integration into sector policies
Inadequate institutional capacity, misalignment of goals, and poor governance
Widespread market failures and distortions
Underinvestment in science and technology
Difficulty of regional and international cooperation
Limited public awareness
Part 2 The solution
4 Investing in environmental management
Element 1: agricultural production systems
Element 2: forests
Element 3: freshwater resources and ecosystems
Element 4: fisheries and marine ecosystems
Element 5: air and water pollution
Element 6: global climate change
5 Structural changes for environmental sustainability
Strengthening institutions and governance
Correcting market failures and distortions
Improving access to and use of knowledge
Mobilizing science and technology for sustainable development
6 Implementing strategies for environmental sustainability
National implementation mechanisms
Regional implementation mechanisms
Global implementation mechanisms
Notes
References
Task force members
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Millennium Development Goals
Ten key recommendations
Executive summary
Part 1 The problem
1 Call for operationalizing environmental sustainability Environment and human well
being
Links to other Millennium Development Goals
Other links
2 Driving environmental change
Direct drivers of environmental change
Indirect drivers of environmental change
Controlling the drivers of environmental change
Key elements of environmental change
Regional diagnosis of environmental conditions
3 Why has environmental sustainability been elusive? Lack of clear operational objectives
Insufficient direct investment in environmental management
Poor integration into sector policies
Inadequate institutional capacity, misalignment of goals, and poor governance
Widespread market failures and distortions
Underinvestment in science and technology
Difficulty of regional and international cooperation
Limited public awareness
Part 2 The solution
4 Investing in environmental management
Element 1: agricultural production systems
Element 2: forests
Element 3: freshwater resources and ecosystems
Element 4: fisheries and marine ecosystems
Element 5: air and water pollution
Element 6: global climate change
5 Structural changes for environmental sustainability
Strengthening institutions and governance
Correcting market failures and distortions
Improving access to and use of knowledge
Mobilizing science and technology for sustainable development
6 Implementing strategies for environmental sustainability
National implementation mechanisms
Regional implementation mechanisms
Global implementation mechanisms
Notes
References
Foreword
Task force members
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Millennium Development Goals
Ten key recommendations
Executive summary
Part 1 The problem
1 Call for operationalizing environmental sustainability Environment and human well
being
Links to other Millennium Development Goals
Other links
2 Driving environmental change
Direct drivers of environmental change
Indirect drivers of environmental change
Controlling the drivers of environmental change
Key elements of environmental change
Regional diagnosis of environmental conditions
3 Why has environmental sustainability been elusive? Lack of clear operational objectives
Insufficient direct investment in environmental management
Poor integration into sector policies
Inadequate institutional capacity, misalignment of goals, and poor governance
Widespread market failures and distortions
Underinvestment in science and technology
Difficulty of regional and international cooperation
Limited public awareness
Part 2 The solution
4 Investing in environmental management
Element 1: agricultural production systems
Element 2: forests
Element 3: freshwater resources and ecosystems
Element 4: fisheries and marine ecosystems
Element 5: air and water pollution
Element 6: global climate change
5 Structural changes for environmental sustainability
Strengthening institutions and governance
Correcting market failures and distortions
Improving access to and use of knowledge
Mobilizing science and technology for sustainable development
6 Implementing strategies for environmental sustainability
National implementation mechanisms
Regional implementation mechanisms
Global implementation mechanisms
Notes
References
Task force members
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Millennium Development Goals
Ten key recommendations
Executive summary
Part 1 The problem
1 Call for operationalizing environmental sustainability Environment and human well
being
Links to other Millennium Development Goals
Other links
2 Driving environmental change
Direct drivers of environmental change
Indirect drivers of environmental change
Controlling the drivers of environmental change
Key elements of environmental change
Regional diagnosis of environmental conditions
3 Why has environmental sustainability been elusive? Lack of clear operational objectives
Insufficient direct investment in environmental management
Poor integration into sector policies
Inadequate institutional capacity, misalignment of goals, and poor governance
Widespread market failures and distortions
Underinvestment in science and technology
Difficulty of regional and international cooperation
Limited public awareness
Part 2 The solution
4 Investing in environmental management
Element 1: agricultural production systems
Element 2: forests
Element 3: freshwater resources and ecosystems
Element 4: fisheries and marine ecosystems
Element 5: air and water pollution
Element 6: global climate change
5 Structural changes for environmental sustainability
Strengthening institutions and governance
Correcting market failures and distortions
Improving access to and use of knowledge
Mobilizing science and technology for sustainable development
6 Implementing strategies for environmental sustainability
National implementation mechanisms
Regional implementation mechanisms
Global implementation mechanisms
Notes
References