Most methods of evaluating progress on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) give only a limited view of their impacts. Researchers try a new approach.
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In our annual report we present highlights in research, policy and engagement, and how we delivered change across the year that was 2020.
Using contrasting transition narratives on achieving EU emissions targets to develop quantitative scenarios for integrated assessment modelling.
How does biodiversity support sustainable development? This review article explores the evidence, using the Sustainable Development Goals as a framework.
A suggested comprehensive framework for identifying, assessing and governing trade-offs and enhancing coherence in public policy decision-making.
Un marco integral sugerido para identificar, evaluar y gobernar las compensaciones y mejorar la coherencia en la toma de decisiones de políticas públicas.
This study examines progress on battery electric vehicles (BEVs), including where long-range BEVs can be produced at similar costs to conventional cars.
Three Swedish companies plan to implement fossil-free steel production. Understanding these key factors will help make this ambitious plan a reality.
Swedish case study: how do we model energy transitions to capture the technical, social, political and quantitative dimensions?
This paper reports on a large-scale assessment of energy literature to better understand energy-related interactions among Sustainable Development Goals.
Analysis of whether the EU Energy Union constitutes a coherent whole and whether its distinct components are being pursued in a coordinated manner
Understanding and communicating interconnections between SDGs . . . can form a basis for bridging science and decision making.
Policy note: lessons from environmental policy integration for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda
This paper draws lessons from experiences with environmental policy integration and discusses to what extent they apply for an integrated approach to the SDGs
This paper presents a new approach that provides a deeper understanding of how multiple Sustainable Development Goal targets interact in a given context.
A lack of integrated decision-making presents a challenge for sustainable development. We explore current governance and identify gaps for future research.