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Peer-reviewed Article

How the Concept of “Regenerative Good Growth” Could Help Increase Public and Policy Engagement and Speed Transitions to Net Zero and Nature Recovery

In Sustainability
Author:
Jules
Pretty
Dennis
Garrity
Hemant Kumar
Badola
Mike
Barrett
Cornelia Butler
Flora
Catherine
Cameron
Natasha
Grist
Leanne
Hepburn
Heather
Hilburn
Amy
Isham
Erik
Jacobi
Rattan
Lal
Simon
Lyster
Andri Snaer
Magnason
Jacquie
McGlade
Jan
Middendorf
E. J.
Milner-Gulland
David
Orr
Lloyd
Peck
Chris
Reij
Johan
Rockström
Yarema
Ronesh
Jo
Smith
Pete
Smith
Peter
Thorne
Steve
Waters
Geoff
Wells
Just and fair transitions to low-carbon and nature-positive ways of living need to occur fast enough to limit and reverse the climate and nature crises, but not so fast that the public is left behind. We propose the concept of “Regenerative Good Growth” (RGG) to replace the language and practice of extractive, bad GDP growth. RGG centres on the...
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Keywords:
Regenerative Good Growth
bad GDP growth
climate crisis
nature crisis
renewable assets
public engagement
story and hope
social tipping points
backlash
green authoritarianism
Net zero
Peer-reviewed Article

Climate-Induced Migration in India and Bangladesh: A Systematic Review of Drivers, Impacts, and Adaptation Mechanisms

In Climate
Author:
Devangana
Gupta
Manish
Sharma
Climate-induced migration has emerged as a major concern in India and Bangladesh, due to their geographical vulnerability and socioeconomic conditions. Coastal areas, such as the Sundarbans and the Ganges–Brahmaputra Delta, face relentless threats due to rising sea levels, cyclones, and floods. These factors force millions to relocate, resulting in...
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E-newsletter（English）| 1 April 2025

E-newsletter (English) | 1 April 2025 News on IGES research activities and events. View on your browser. 日本語 1 April 2025 NEWS Advancing Article 6 of the Paris Agreement: 4th Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) Global Partnership Meeting (GPM) held in...
Peer-reviewed Article

Who is self-committed to climate action? Exploring decarbonisation actions and target gaps using carbon footprint calculator data in Japan

In Energy Research & Social Science
Author:
Sho
Hata
Ryo
Tajima
Hide-Fumi
Yokoo
Michael
Lettenmeier
Keisuke
Nansai
Given the urgent need to promote climate-friendly behaviours, the implementation of carbon footprint calculators with actionable recommendations is increasing. This study analysed data from >7000 users of a Japanese carbon footprint calculator to investigate the characteristics and factors affecting voluntary commitment to decarbonisation actions...
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Keywords:
Carbon footprint calculator
Self-commitment
User segmentation
User data analysis
Emissions gap
Decarbonised lifestyle options
Peer-reviewed Article

Climate-related bilateral official development assistance (ODA) and vulnerability: A comparative study of allocation and effectiveness

In PLOS Climate
Author:
Santosh Kumar
Rauniyar
Official Development Assistance (ODA) has emerged as a crucial tool for supporting nations worldwide in mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change. This study investigates bilateral ODA allocated to climate change mitigation and adaptation from 2002 to 2021. Data from OECD iLibrary and World Risk Reports were analyzed to explore...
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Peer-reviewed Article

Human–nature connectedness is positively correlated with the perceived value of nature regardless of urbanization levels

In Sustainability Science
Author:
Shun
Kageyama
Tomomi
Saito
Yuno
Tajima
Shizuka
Hashimoto
Urbanization has affected the economy, ecosystem, and human health. In addition to these direct and physical impacts, urbanization is suggested to affect our preferences and valuation with respect to nature, including people’s perceived values of nature and human–nature connectedness (HNC). Perceived values of nature and HNC are essential for...
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Keywords:
Human–nature connectedness
Urbanization levels
Value perception
IRelational valuenstrumental value
Peer-reviewed Article
MDPI_waste-02-00016

Exploring Municipal Solid Waste Dynamics in Rural Cambodia: Insights from Three Underrepresented Cities

In Waste
Author:
Phalla
Sam
Rithy
Uch
Bophaphal
Sean
John
Chek
Sophalin
Sen
(1) The enactment of Sub-Decree No. 113/2015 on Solid Waste Management marked a significant policy shift towards the decentralisation of waste management in Cambodia and some progress has been observed in Phnom Penh and some other large cities and tourist destinations. However, information in rural areas is lacking. Rapid and simple waste...
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Updated: April 2025

ASEAN SDGs Frontrunner Cities Programme (SDGs-FC)

ASEAN SDGs Frontrunner Cities The ASEAN SDGs Frontrunner Cities Programme (SDGs-FC) is an initiative under the ASEAN Working Group on Environmentally Sustainable Cities (AWGESC) funded by the Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF). It aims to support...
Presentation

Questionnaire survey on corporate biodiversity efforts in Japan: Summary of the FY2023 survey results

Author:
The survey aimed to reveal the status of, and challenges and opportunities in, biodiversity efforts by individual companies in Japan, and collectively as the Japanese business sector, referring to key global frameworks such as the Kunming Montreal Biodiversity Framework (GBF) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Taskforce on...
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Keywords:
business and biodiversity
Kunming-Montrial Global Biodiversity Framework
TNFD
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