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Peer-reviewed Article

Understanding Jhum farmers’ place-attachment and ecocentric attitude: Towards a place-based approach for sustainable mountain agriculture in Nagaland, India

In Land Degradation and Development
Author:
Mrittika
Basu
Shalini
Dhyani
Shizuka
Hashimoto
Place attachment and ecocentric attitude are the important determinants of conservation behaviour, especially for traditionally managed landscapes. In this paper, we explore the relationship between place attachment and the ecocentric attitude of farmers engaged in Jhum cultivation ( aka shifting /slash and burn cultivation) in the Zunheboto...
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Conference Proceeding

Landscape approach for biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development co-benefits

Author:
Sacha
Amaruzaman
Verónica
Rojo
Bibiana
Vilá
Himangana
Gupta
On Thursday 2 December 2021, United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-IAS) and Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) convened a session entitled “Landscape Approaches for Biodiversity, Climate Change and Sustainable Development Co-benefits” at the 13th International Forum for Sustainable Asia...
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Policy Brief

Envisioning 1.5-Degree Lifestyles: Policies for Low-Carbon Cities in 2030

Author:
Luca
Coscieme
Bruno
Yamanaka
Fernanda
Iwasaka
Francisco
Javier Contreras Pineda
Flora
Lyn de Albuquerque Fujiwara
Victor
Alexsander Silva
Vimlendu
Kumar Jha
Ashim
Bery
Kuldip
Singh Sangwan
Kailash
Choudhary
Paul
Currie
Solophina
Nekasa
Jokudu
Guya
Pasicha
Chaikaew
Pongsun
Bunditsakulchai
Sittidaj
Pongkijvorasin
Michael
Lettenmeier
Jennie
Broman
Sumito
Shirane
Keiichiro
Tahara
Sayaka
Shinoda
Burcu
Tuncer
Francesca
Oberti
The concept of 1.5-degree lifestyles involves changes in household consumption for achieving levels of per person carbon footprint compatible with the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement (IPCC, 2018). This requires, on average, emitting the equivalent of 2.5 tons of CO₂ per person per year by 2030, and 0.7 tons of CO₂ per person per year by 2050...
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Book Chapter
FFTC-Satoyama-book

A Gap Analysis of the Contribution of Socio-Ecological Production Landscapes and Seascapes to the Sustainable Development Goals

In Implementing the Satoyama Initiative for the benefit of biodiversity and human well-being
Author:
Raffaela
Kozar
Primary production, including agriculture, aquaculture, forestry and fisheries is the strongest driver of biodiversity loss globally. It can, however, contribute to biodiversity conservation if wisely managed such as in ‘Satoyama’ and ‘Satoumi’, or socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes (SEPLS), where production activities support...
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Conference Proceeding

Role of socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes in the face of COVID-19 and towards transformative change

Author:
Dang
Kien
Leni
Camacho
Maiko
Nishi
William
Dunbar
Makiko
Yanagiya
On Thursday 12 November 2020, United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-IAS) and Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) convened a session entitled “The Satoyama Initiative, transformative change, and societies in harmony with nature” at the 12th International Forum for Sustainable Asia and the...
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Presentation
SATOYAMA Initiative presentation @HLPF2020 side event

Role of the Satoyama Initiative for the Achievement of the SDGs and Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework in the Face of COVID-19

High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development 2020 Side Event "Satoyama Initiative – Societies in Harmony with Nature: An inclusive approach for communities, landscapes and seascapes"
Author:
This presentation is about the critical role of socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes (SEPLS) for the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework. It overviews the Satoyama Initiative, including the Satoyama Development Mechanism, and discusses resilience in the face of COVID-19...
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Translation of non-IGES Material

より良い状態へ： 新型コロナウイルス感染症からの、グリーンで公平かつ弾⼒性のある回復

Author:
Michael
Jacobs
Laurie
Laybourn-Langton
Michael
Davies
Ronan
Palmer
RECOVERING BETTER: A GREEN, EQUITABLE AND RESILIENT RECOVERY FROM CORONAVIRUS 注：本ブリーフィングノートは「より良い状態への回復」の促進を⽬的とする政策やコミュニケーション、提⾔活動の⽀援を⾏う欧州気候基⾦（European Climate Foundation・ ECF）のために作成されたものであり、先進⼯業国に焦点を絞っている。あくまでも分析と論点の枠組みの提⽰を試みるものであり、決定的または包括的な意⾒を述べるものではない。いくつかの要素は状況が刻々と変化するなかで早くも意味をなさなくなる可能性がある。国や制度の個別事情に応じて、⾃由に内容を調整のうえ活⽤されたい。 本紙は、より持続可能で公正かつ回復...
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Policy Report

エネルギーシステムを変革する:そして、地球の気温上昇を抑制する（日本語翻訳版）

Author:
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
国際再生可能エネルギー機関（IRENA）による報告書「Transforming the Energy System: And Holding the Line on Rising Global Temperatures」のIGES翻訳版（暫定非公式訳）。現行計画・政策に基づくエネルギーシナリオと低炭素技術の野心的な取り組みに基づくエネルギー変革シナリオを比較分析し、気候変動に対して強靭で持続可能な未来を築くためには、世界でエネルギー変革を加速させる必要があると指摘しています。具体的には、再生可能エネルギー、エネルギー効率対策、熱・輸送の電化への投資を拡大し、こうしたエネルギー投資を広範な社会経済政策と連携させることで、公正なエネルギー変革を包括的に進めるべきであるとしています...
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