Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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ACTIVE ON NATIONAL LEVEL DIALOGUE WITH SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY Thinking and doing science in a new way In the UniNEtZ project, scientists leave universities and lecture halls to actively shape the world. What should our world look like in 2030? And what do we have to do today in Austria to achieve this? These questions of the 2030 Agenda are the motivating goal for hundreds of scientists throughout Austria who have come together in the UniNEtZ project. They are breaking new ground in terms of transformative research, teaching and the understanding of science, and have caused a sensation in Austria and internationally. In the UniNEtZ project, experts from a wide range of disciplines such as technology, natural sciences, economics, social sciences and the humanities, as well as music and art, work together on creative solutions for our future, bringing in a variety of perspectives. In this way, proposals for measures to achieve the SDGs were developed across disciplines and together with people from the real world. this, proposals for measures to implement the SDGs in Austria were developed, published in the UniNEtZ Options Report and submitted to the federal government. In the second project phase UniNEtZ II (2022 - 2024), the focus lies on helping to implement the options. The central guiding principle is the transformation of our society towards sustainability. The transdisciplinary dialogue with responsible persons of our society is of particular importance. For example, workshops are organised with officials from federal and state governments. Or, as in the current cooperation of UniNEtZ with the Austrian Parliament, scientific findings on the individual SDGs are explained in expert teams with members of the National Council and presented in the course of plenary days in parliament. 20 Franz Fehr Council Chair UniNEtZ and BOKU-SDG Coordinator In the first phase of the UniNEtZ I project (2019 - 2021), a site analysis was first conducted on the significance of sub-goals and indicators of the 2030 Agenda for Austria, and published in the UniNEtZ Perspectives Report in 2020. Based on © BOKU Wien 66 66
Sustainable Development Goal 13 Measures for climate protection © Lukas Pelz primephoto “New methods are needed that make it possible to capture the actual “costs” of services, products, but also of economic policy decisions. A conventional cost-benefit calculation paints a very simplified picture of the costs for a society, because up to now all effects have been calculated in monetary units. However, environmental damage or species extinction cannot be measured entirely in monetary terms - for sustainable economic activity, we therefore need an integrated perspective.” Sigrid Stagl Founder of the Institute for Ecological Economics of the University of Vienna Es gibt wenige wirksame Klimaschutzmaßnahmen, die so rasch und günstig umsetzbar sind. Let‘s go for it! Und wie macht ihr das bei dem CO2 Ausstoß von Vulkanen. Gar nicht. Bei Klimaschutzmaßnahmen geht es um die von Menschen verursachte Klimagase. 67
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