Publications from the
Sustainable Development Programme
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Carbon, Carbon, Everywhere: A Lexicon of Carbon Terms
Continuing Research Series E-217.
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Environmental Education and
Universities in Japan: EMS as a Catalyzing Force
Policy Analysis Series E-134.
- Outside Looking in: External Stakeholders fostering innovative communities [Slideshow]
Continuing Research Series E-121.
- Another problem to worry about: Environmental Security
Concept Note Series C-023.
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A Rights-based Approach to Disaster Risk
Viewpoint Series C-049.
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Human Security: A Continuum
Concept Note Series C-050.
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Human Security: A Stakeholder Analysis
Viewpoint Series C-055.
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Criticality of the Concept of Human Security
Viewpoint Series C-063.
- The Seven Triads of Sustainability
Concept Note Series E-007.
- Sustainable Development Concepts
Concept Note Series E-008.
- Causes of Poverty
Continuing Research Series C-101
- Defining Innovative Communities
Concept Note Series E-179.
- Criticality of Local Knowledge
Concept Note Series E-180.
- Elements of "Innovative Communities"
Concept Note Series E-181
- Concepts related to Innovative Communities
Concept Note Series E-182
- Economic, Social and Cultural Rights + Peace
Viewpoint Series E-189
- Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: The EDI Concept in the Context of Peace
Viewpoint Series E-187
- Peace and Sustainability:
Insights from GDRC Programmes
Explainer
- Healthy Cities:
Lifestyles, Interactions and Well-being
Concept Note Series E-203
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Creating Livable Urban Spaces: Fostering Active Life Choices
Policy Analysis Series C-020.
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Sustainable Development: Healthy Cities and the Concept of a 15-minute City
Explainer Series C-077
- 17 Goals, 17 Steps: Actions to Operationalize the Sustainable Development Goals
Concept Note series E-115.
- "The Sustainable Development Goals: Environmental Policy Patterns for Local Action" [Original PDF]
Journal of Environmental Policy and Administration, Vol. 12, 2018, Pp. 123-148
- "Localization of the SDGs: Role of Local Governments" [Original PDF]
Bullein of the Yokohama City University 2019, Vol.70 No. 2 , Pp. 335-351
The Global-Local Hub is a cross-programme portal of GDRC (Programmes of Environmental Decision-Making, Sustainable Development, The NGO Cafe and Urban Environmental Management), that hgihlights research work exploring the intrinsic interlinkkages between the global and local levels.
The Big Threenamely, climate change, biodiversity loss, and desertification - represent the greatest environmental challenges confronting humanity today. Each issue is critical in its own right, yet they are deeply interconnected. Climate change accelerates biodiversity loss and land degradation; biodiversity loss weakens the natural systems that regulate climate; and desertification diminishes the planet's capacity to sustain both people and ecosystems.
Together, they form a triad of global crises that demand integrated and cooperative responses, linking science, policy, and community action to secure a sustainable future for all.
Documents covering all three themes:
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