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This volume "contributes to the deliberations on addressing sustainable development challenges with a focus on three important cross-sectoral issues identified for action and follow up at the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development: sustainable cities, food security and energy...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This volume "contributes to the deliberations on addressing sustainable development challenges with a focus on three important cross-sectoral issues identified for action and follow up at the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development: sustainable cities, food security and energy transformation."--Page four of cover |
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| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 159-181). |
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| 505 | 0 | |a The South's initiatives towards sustainable development -- Challenges of financing human and sustainable development -- A new type of global cooperation -- III. Towards sustainable cities -- Introduction -- The city and main urbanization trends -- The scale and scope of urbanization -- Diverse paths and paces of urbanization -- Changing patterns of urban settlements -- Is there a twin path between urbanization and economic growth? -- A framework for sustainable cities -- The challenges associated with building sustainable cities -- Socioeconomic inequalities -- Sprawl and weakened capacities -- Energy access -- Common and differentiated impacts of natural hazards -- Opportunities for building sustainable cities -- An integrated and coordinated approach -- Trade-offs between investments? -- Learning by doing in building sustainable cities -- Act locally with national support and global coordination -- Financing sustainable cities. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a The scale and scope of needed finance -- A policy framework for sustainable financing -- Examples of financing strategies -- Annex: Examples of plans and policies for building sustainable cities -- IV. Ensuring food and nutrition security -- Introduction -- Multiple dimensions of malnutrition: undernourishment, micronutrient deficiencies and over-nutrition -- Under-nutrition -- Food insecurity persists -- Impacts of under-nutrition: undernourishment and micronutrient deficiencies -- Over-nutrition -- Obesity on the rise -- Impacts of over-nutrition -- Increasing food availability -- Increasing agricultural productivity -- Extension services -- Increasing investment in R & D -- Sustainable management of natural resources -- Current unsustainable practices -- Improving management of natural resources -- Investments in rural infrastructures -- Improving access to food -- Limited access to food -- Generating income in rural areas. | |
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| 505 | 0 | |a The IPCC special report on renewables (2012) -- United Nations Environment Programme emissions gap report -- OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 -- Global Energy Assessment -- Sustainable energy with economic and social inclusion -- The challenge of transforming the energy system -- The technology challenge -- The investment challenge -- Implementing sustainable development -- Sustainable development pathways -- The enabling conditions for the transformation of the energy system -- Coherent national policies for sustainable development -- Sustainable energy systems in a global development agenda. | |
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| contents | I. Global trends and challenges to sustainable development post-2015 -- A more challenging context for global development -- Underlying global megatrends -- A more integrated, but multipolar and heterogeneous global economy -- A deeper globalization -- Financial globalization and financialization -- Convergence, but greater vulnerability and heterogeneity in the global economy -- Persistent inequalities -- Demographic changes -- Environmental degradation -- Threats to global ecosystems -- A strong sustainability challenge? -- Sustainable development in a more interdependent world -- Mutually reinforcing trends and challenges -- Strategies for sustainable development -- II. Strategies for development and transformation -- Process tracks of implementation of Agenda 21 and its consequences -- The impasse with regard to climate change mitigation -- Worries regarding poverty eradication and other human development goals. Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals -- Means of achieving an integrated post-2015 agenda -- Causes of the climate change mitigation impasse -- Causes of human development concerns -- Towards reintegration of human development and environment protection goals -- Strategies for transformation in developed countries -- Role of technology in ensuring sustainability -- Shifts in consumption patterns -- Means of bringing about shifts in consumption patterns -- Environmental accounting -- Shifts in consumption and quality of life -- Shifts in consumption patterns and the implications for employment and income -- Sustainable development strategies in developing countries -- A heterogeneous developing world -- Further progress in achieving the current Millennium Development Goals -- Human development through more equitable distribution post-2015 -- Development in a more environmentally constrained post-2015 world. The South's initiatives towards sustainable development -- Challenges of financing human and sustainable development -- A new type of global cooperation -- III. Towards sustainable cities -- Introduction -- The city and main urbanization trends -- The scale and scope of urbanization -- Diverse paths and paces of urbanization -- Changing patterns of urban settlements -- Is there a twin path between urbanization and economic growth? -- A framework for sustainable cities -- The challenges associated with building sustainable cities -- Socioeconomic inequalities -- Sprawl and weakened capacities -- Energy access -- Common and differentiated impacts of natural hazards -- Opportunities for building sustainable cities -- An integrated and coordinated approach -- Trade-offs between investments? -- Learning by doing in building sustainable cities -- Act locally with national support and global coordination -- Financing sustainable cities. 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Improving agricultural income -- Non-farm economy -- Social security and safety nets -- Safety nets in the short term -- Social security in the long term -- A pro-food security international trade system -- The trade system -- Food security stocks and information transparency -- Diets and consumption patterns -- Sustainable diets -- Health and education policies to enhance nutrition security -- Health -- Information campaigns and educational programmes -- Consumption patterns: reducing waste -- Increasing financing for the agricultural sector -- The importance of increasing public investment in agriculture -- Incentives for private investment -- International support for agriculture -- V. The energy transformation challenge -- Introduction -- The evidence for climate change and human-activity generated emissions -- The room for effective action is shrinking -- The many paths to a sustainable energy transformation. The IPCC special report on renewables (2012) -- United Nations Environment Programme emissions gap report -- OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 -- Global Energy Assessment -- Sustainable energy with economic and social inclusion -- The challenge of transforming the energy system -- The technology challenge -- The investment challenge -- Implementing sustainable development -- Sustainable development pathways -- The enabling conditions for the transformation of the energy system -- Coherent national policies for sustainable development -- Sustainable energy systems in a global development agenda. |
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| series | World economic and social survey ; Economic & social affairs. |
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| spelling | United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79006397 World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / Department of Economic and Social Affairs. New York : United Nations, 2013. 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier World economic and social survey ; 2013 Economic & social affairs I. Global trends and challenges to sustainable development post-2015 -- A more challenging context for global development -- Underlying global megatrends -- A more integrated, but multipolar and heterogeneous global economy -- A deeper globalization -- Financial globalization and financialization -- Convergence, but greater vulnerability and heterogeneity in the global economy -- Persistent inequalities -- Demographic changes -- Environmental degradation -- Threats to global ecosystems -- A strong sustainability challenge? -- Sustainable development in a more interdependent world -- Mutually reinforcing trends and challenges -- Strategies for sustainable development -- II. Strategies for development and transformation -- Process tracks of implementation of Agenda 21 and its consequences -- The impasse with regard to climate change mitigation -- Worries regarding poverty eradication and other human development goals. Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals -- Means of achieving an integrated post-2015 agenda -- Causes of the climate change mitigation impasse -- Causes of human development concerns -- Towards reintegration of human development and environment protection goals -- Strategies for transformation in developed countries -- Role of technology in ensuring sustainability -- Shifts in consumption patterns -- Means of bringing about shifts in consumption patterns -- Environmental accounting -- Shifts in consumption and quality of life -- Shifts in consumption patterns and the implications for employment and income -- Sustainable development strategies in developing countries -- A heterogeneous developing world -- Further progress in achieving the current Millennium Development Goals -- Human development through more equitable distribution post-2015 -- Development in a more environmentally constrained post-2015 world. The South's initiatives towards sustainable development -- Challenges of financing human and sustainable development -- A new type of global cooperation -- III. Towards sustainable cities -- Introduction -- The city and main urbanization trends -- The scale and scope of urbanization -- Diverse paths and paces of urbanization -- Changing patterns of urban settlements -- Is there a twin path between urbanization and economic growth? -- A framework for sustainable cities -- The challenges associated with building sustainable cities -- Socioeconomic inequalities -- Sprawl and weakened capacities -- Energy access -- Common and differentiated impacts of natural hazards -- Opportunities for building sustainable cities -- An integrated and coordinated approach -- Trade-offs between investments? -- Learning by doing in building sustainable cities -- Act locally with national support and global coordination -- Financing sustainable cities. The scale and scope of needed finance -- A policy framework for sustainable financing -- Examples of financing strategies -- Annex: Examples of plans and policies for building sustainable cities -- IV. Ensuring food and nutrition security -- Introduction -- Multiple dimensions of malnutrition: undernourishment, micronutrient deficiencies and over-nutrition -- Under-nutrition -- Food insecurity persists -- Impacts of under-nutrition: undernourishment and micronutrient deficiencies -- Over-nutrition -- Obesity on the rise -- Impacts of over-nutrition -- Increasing food availability -- Increasing agricultural productivity -- Extension services -- Increasing investment in R & D -- Sustainable management of natural resources -- Current unsustainable practices -- Improving management of natural resources -- Investments in rural infrastructures -- Improving access to food -- Limited access to food -- Generating income in rural areas. Improving agricultural income -- Non-farm economy -- Social security and safety nets -- Safety nets in the short term -- Social security in the long term -- A pro-food security international trade system -- The trade system -- Food security stocks and information transparency -- Diets and consumption patterns -- Sustainable diets -- Health and education policies to enhance nutrition security -- Health -- Information campaigns and educational programmes -- Consumption patterns: reducing waste -- Increasing financing for the agricultural sector -- The importance of increasing public investment in agriculture -- Incentives for private investment -- International support for agriculture -- V. The energy transformation challenge -- Introduction -- The evidence for climate change and human-activity generated emissions -- The room for effective action is shrinking -- The many paths to a sustainable energy transformation. The IPCC special report on renewables (2012) -- United Nations Environment Programme emissions gap report -- OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 -- Global Energy Assessment -- Sustainable energy with economic and social inclusion -- The challenge of transforming the energy system -- The technology challenge -- The investment challenge -- Implementing sustainable development -- Sustainable development pathways -- The enabling conditions for the transformation of the energy system -- Coherent national policies for sustainable development -- Sustainable energy systems in a global development agenda. Print version record. Includes bibliographical references (pages 159-181). This volume "contributes to the deliberations on addressing sustainable development challenges with a focus on three important cross-sectoral issues identified for action and follow up at the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development: sustainable cities, food security and energy transformation."--Page four of cover Sustainable development. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh92005743 Renewable energy sources. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112837 Food security. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009007706 Développement durable. Énergies renouvelables. Sécurité alimentaire. sustainable development. aat BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. bisacsh Food security fast Renewable energy sources fast Sustainable development fast Entwicklungspolitik gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4014957-2 Entwicklungszusammenarbeit gnd Nachhaltigkeit gnd Entwicklungsfinanzierung gnd Entwicklungsländer gnd Print version: World economic and social survey 9211091675 (OCoLC)861567784 World economic and social survey ; 2013. Economic & social affairs. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2011142331 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBU FWS_PDA_EBU https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=612211 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / World economic and social survey ; Economic & social affairs. I. Global trends and challenges to sustainable development post-2015 -- A more challenging context for global development -- Underlying global megatrends -- A more integrated, but multipolar and heterogeneous global economy -- A deeper globalization -- Financial globalization and financialization -- Convergence, but greater vulnerability and heterogeneity in the global economy -- Persistent inequalities -- Demographic changes -- Environmental degradation -- Threats to global ecosystems -- A strong sustainability challenge? -- Sustainable development in a more interdependent world -- Mutually reinforcing trends and challenges -- Strategies for sustainable development -- II. Strategies for development and transformation -- Process tracks of implementation of Agenda 21 and its consequences -- The impasse with regard to climate change mitigation -- Worries regarding poverty eradication and other human development goals. Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals -- Means of achieving an integrated post-2015 agenda -- Causes of the climate change mitigation impasse -- Causes of human development concerns -- Towards reintegration of human development and environment protection goals -- Strategies for transformation in developed countries -- Role of technology in ensuring sustainability -- Shifts in consumption patterns -- Means of bringing about shifts in consumption patterns -- Environmental accounting -- Shifts in consumption and quality of life -- Shifts in consumption patterns and the implications for employment and income -- Sustainable development strategies in developing countries -- A heterogeneous developing world -- Further progress in achieving the current Millennium Development Goals -- Human development through more equitable distribution post-2015 -- Development in a more environmentally constrained post-2015 world. The South's initiatives towards sustainable development -- Challenges of financing human and sustainable development -- A new type of global cooperation -- III. Towards sustainable cities -- Introduction -- The city and main urbanization trends -- The scale and scope of urbanization -- Diverse paths and paces of urbanization -- Changing patterns of urban settlements -- Is there a twin path between urbanization and economic growth? -- A framework for sustainable cities -- The challenges associated with building sustainable cities -- Socioeconomic inequalities -- Sprawl and weakened capacities -- Energy access -- Common and differentiated impacts of natural hazards -- Opportunities for building sustainable cities -- An integrated and coordinated approach -- Trade-offs between investments? -- Learning by doing in building sustainable cities -- Act locally with national support and global coordination -- Financing sustainable cities. The scale and scope of needed finance -- A policy framework for sustainable financing -- Examples of financing strategies -- Annex: Examples of plans and policies for building sustainable cities -- IV. Ensuring food and nutrition security -- Introduction -- Multiple dimensions of malnutrition: undernourishment, micronutrient deficiencies and over-nutrition -- Under-nutrition -- Food insecurity persists -- Impacts of under-nutrition: undernourishment and micronutrient deficiencies -- Over-nutrition -- Obesity on the rise -- Impacts of over-nutrition -- Increasing food availability -- Increasing agricultural productivity -- Extension services -- Increasing investment in R & D -- Sustainable management of natural resources -- Current unsustainable practices -- Improving management of natural resources -- Investments in rural infrastructures -- Improving access to food -- Limited access to food -- Generating income in rural areas. Improving agricultural income -- Non-farm economy -- Social security and safety nets -- Safety nets in the short term -- Social security in the long term -- A pro-food security international trade system -- The trade system -- Food security stocks and information transparency -- Diets and consumption patterns -- Sustainable diets -- Health and education policies to enhance nutrition security -- Health -- Information campaigns and educational programmes -- Consumption patterns: reducing waste -- Increasing financing for the agricultural sector -- The importance of increasing public investment in agriculture -- Incentives for private investment -- International support for agriculture -- V. The energy transformation challenge -- Introduction -- The evidence for climate change and human-activity generated emissions -- The room for effective action is shrinking -- The many paths to a sustainable energy transformation. The IPCC special report on renewables (2012) -- United Nations Environment Programme emissions gap report -- OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 -- Global Energy Assessment -- Sustainable energy with economic and social inclusion -- The challenge of transforming the energy system -- The technology challenge -- The investment challenge -- Implementing sustainable development -- Sustainable development pathways -- The enabling conditions for the transformation of the energy system -- Coherent national policies for sustainable development -- Sustainable energy systems in a global development agenda. Sustainable development. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh92005743 Renewable energy sources. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112837 Food security. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009007706 Développement durable. Énergies renouvelables. Sécurité alimentaire. sustainable development. aat BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. bisacsh Food security fast Renewable energy sources fast Sustainable development fast Entwicklungspolitik gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4014957-2 Entwicklungszusammenarbeit gnd Nachhaltigkeit gnd Entwicklungsfinanzierung gnd |
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| title | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / |
| title_auth | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / |
| title_exact_search | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / |
| title_full | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / Department of Economic and Social Affairs. |
| title_fullStr | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / Department of Economic and Social Affairs. |
| title_full_unstemmed | World economic and social survey 2013 : sustainable development challenges / Department of Economic and Social Affairs. |
| title_short | World economic and social survey 2013 : |
| title_sort | world economic and social survey 2013 sustainable development challenges |
| title_sub | sustainable development challenges / |
| topic | Sustainable development. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh92005743 Renewable energy sources. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112837 Food security. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009007706 Développement durable. Énergies renouvelables. Sécurité alimentaire. sustainable development. aat BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. bisacsh Food security fast Renewable energy sources fast Sustainable development fast Entwicklungspolitik gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4014957-2 Entwicklungszusammenarbeit gnd Nachhaltigkeit gnd Entwicklungsfinanzierung gnd |
| topic_facet | Sustainable development. Renewable energy sources. Food security. Développement durable. Énergies renouvelables. Sécurité alimentaire. sustainable development. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. Food security Renewable energy sources Sustainable development Entwicklungspolitik Entwicklungszusammenarbeit Nachhaltigkeit Entwicklungsfinanzierung Entwicklungsländer |
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