Planet under Pressure
The 2020s are the make-or-break decade for Sustainability. But Covid-19 questions almost everything. How can we handle increasingly frequent shocks? What can a resilient society and economy that is in line with planetary boundaries look like? These and many other questions are discussed in the new 2020 edition of the Global Goals Yearbook titled “Planet under Pressure”. The Yearbook supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and is one of the publications in strong international demand.
The 2020s are the make-or-break decade for Sustainability. But Covid-19 questions almost everything. How can we handle increasingly frequent shocks? What can a resilient society and economy that is in line with planetary boundaries look like? These and many other questions are discussed in the new 2020 edition of the Global Goals Yearbook titled “Planet under Pressure”. The Yearbook supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and is one of the publications in strong international demand.
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4. You are responsible for<br />
a) ESG training with local partners,<br />
b) translation into local languages where<br />
necessary,<br />
c) obtaining a sufficient number<br />
of firms to generate meaningful data.<br />
5. The participating companies<br />
a) get full access to the benchmark<br />
data generated in the project<br />
b) receive a detailed written analysis<br />
of their test results<br />
c) pay a small one-time fee<br />
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Dr. Elmer Lenzen, Chair<br />
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3.<br />
Projection of<br />
4.<br />
scenarios 3 Scenarios 4<br />
Community<br />
involvement<br />
Discrimination<br />
Human Rights<br />
Employee Rights<br />
Human health and safety<br />
3<br />
Climate Action<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0<br />
Wages, benefits,<br />
pensions<br />
Affordable and<br />
clean Energy<br />
Sustainable Cities<br />
and<br />
Communities<br />
Peace, Justice, and<br />
strong Institutions<br />
Best case scenario<br />
Average case scenario<br />
Worst case scenario<br />
Measures<br />
Certificate<br />
Capacity<br />
building<br />
+ Infrastructure<br />
Responsible<br />
finance<br />
The World Economic Forums Global Risks Report 2020 is<br />
listing various short-term and long-term risks. They are<br />
grouped into 5 categories: economical, environmental,<br />
geopolitical, societal and technological risks. As part of a<br />
comprehensive 2019-2020 perception survey, key risks were<br />
listed for each of these categories according to probability<br />
and impact. The ESG Stress Test is using these risks and<br />
categories by using scenario techniques including checks of<br />
plausibility, consistency and decision-making utility.<br />
Visualization based on the planetary boundaries concept,<br />
which involves Earth system processes as well as environmental,<br />
social, and governance boundaries.<br />
3<br />
US National Intelligence Council: Global Trends 2030: Alternative<br />
Worlds, NIC 2012-001; 2018 EU-Wide Stress Test – Methodological<br />
Note by European Banking Authority (EBA)<br />
4<br />
Visualization based on the “Donut-Modell” by Kate Raworth<br />
Global Goals Yearbook 2020 121
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