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The need for an integrated approach to public policy-making has become a central concern as governments gear up to implement the 2030 Agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). But how do you pursue integrated policy making in the context of a comprehensive policy framework such as the SDGs?
This paper draws lessons from experiences with environmental policy integration (EPI) and discusses to what extent they apply for an integrated approach for policy implementation around the SDGs. It examines how four key policy-making dimensions identified in the EPI literature are applicable (or not) to the challenge of implementing the SDGs, and what new challenges and opportunities have surfaced, based on the characteristics of the goals.
The authors draw on three decades of policy experiences captured in EPI academic and policy literatures, as well as on adjacent experiences with policy coherence and mainstreaming.
The authors suggest that:
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Event on 26 April in York / This hybrid panel discussion features two SEI experts; AI's role in the media, climate research and its ethical tensions are all up for debate.
Project / SEI Asia led discussions at the UNEP’s Environmental Horizon Scanning on foresight and future planning.
Project / SEI is working to develop a ready-to-use modeling framework to examine which set of measures ASEAN countries may take to reach their net-zero goals.
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