The Future of Sustainability: Looking Back to Go Forward
The report highlights the urgent need for deep, systemic change to address sustainability challenges. It emphasizes interconnectedness, social justice, and the need for long-term strategies, collaboration, and innovative thinking.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Forum for the Future, Center for Data Innovation |
| Authors: | Aaron Maniam, Alan Vandermolen, Amanda Nusz, Anna Birney, Archana Soreng, Caroline Ashley, Charlie Thorneycroft., Dr. Agnes Kalibata, Dr. Gayle Schueller, Dr. Miatta Fahnbulleh, Emilie Goodall, Ewi Stephanie Lamma, James Payne, Jane Lawton, Jasmine Castledine, Johan Rockström, John Elkington, Nigel Sullivan, Sarah Mcdonald, Dr. Sally Uren, Kavya Uchil |
Methods
The research method involved interviews with leaders, analysis of trends, and examination of sustainability efforts over the past 25 years. It also included the development of a framework to guide transformative action in various sectors.
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Key Insights
The report examines the past 25 years of sustainability efforts, noting progress and gaps, and calls for transformative action. It discusses the need for systemic approaches, equitable transitions, and collaboration across sectors to achieve a just and regenerative future.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | climate crisis | collaboration | economic models | esg | food systems. | innovation | just transition | mindsets | niches | philanthropy | power dynamics | regenerative future | social justice | sustainability | systemic change