Titlebook: Actioning the Global Goals for Local Impact; Towards Sustainabili Isabel B. Franco,Tathagata Chatterji,James Tracey Book 2020 Springer Natu

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Austerity and the Public Role of Dramareviewed and used to facilitate the understanding of developing countries’ economic aspects. The relations to sustainable development actions are addressed through case studies centred on fair trade initiatives?– a market solution that links developed and developing economies through production and

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Robert Skidelsky,Nicolò Fraccaroliomen in Australia retire with approximately half the superannuation balance of men; consequently, this chapter is preoccupied with understanding the reasons for the gender disparity in retirement (superannuation) savings in Australia. Using the framework of the sustainable development goals (SDG), n

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Robert Skidelsky,Nicolò FraccaroliUrban Agenda of UN Habitat, stress upon the need for concerted focus at the city and the community scale?– not only to achieve long-term developmental objectives but also to make direct tangible benefits to the quality of lives of the people. The world at large is gradually taking an urban turn, as

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Robert Skidelsky,Nicolò Fraccarolies between the sustainable development goal 12 (hereafter SDG 12), sustainable consumption and production, and the sustainable development goal 3 (hereafter SDG 3)?– good health and wellbeing. New theory is needed because multidimensional wellbeing has not been used as an outcome variable with which

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The Economic Consequences of Mr. Osborneting climate education into effective action. Therefore, a better understanding of these issues?– both within and beyond education institutions?– is paramount. This chapter addresses such issues within education institutions, including teachers and students misconceptions regarding climate change, b

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Towards a National Service for Youthshion. Global production of fish has steadily increased over the last decade, and more than 50% of the total remaining material from fish capture results in 32 million tonnes of waste. A substantial amount of this waste is the skin of the fish; only a small percentage of this skin is processed into

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Youth Volunteering—The New Panaceary and the largest consumer of water, accounting for 20% of global water wastage detrimentally affecting both life on land and underwater. As such a few key stakeholders in the fashion industry have begun undertaking key preventative measures. These include but are not limited to the use of organic

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The Local Youth Service Experiences conducted in rural communities in the vicinity of Risaralda, Colombia, a resource-rich region. The results obtained are important as they provide insights into the heterogeneous composition of communities, particularly women and their identities, which explains contrasting perceptions towards proj

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