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State o. t. world ch.3

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Page 1: State o. t. world   ch.3

RECAP

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Human Rights

Life Essentials

How are these limited resources distributed or used?

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Where are we?

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Where are we?

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Where are we?

UNEQUAL & UNSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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Ending poverty is possible without pressure on planetary boundaries

+ 3% of worlds food supply + 1% CO2 emissions

13%

19%

1/3 of world’s food supply is wasted

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Sources of Pressure on Planetary Boundaries

• Excessive consumption of the richest 10%

• Inefficiencies in resource use

• Growing global middle class

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Moving into the safe and just space for humanity

• Quantifying planetary & social boundaries

• Cutting Resource intensity most affluent lifestyles (equity & sustainability)

• Resource efficient technologies & production patterns

• Knowledge

• Empathy and long-term decision making

• Rethink “Economic Development”

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Rethink “Economic Development”

≠ GDP Growth! fails to reflect:

• Change way of planning E. D. Diverse group of people for decision making

• New metrics Capture the full scope of economy Measure “real wealth”

! Degradation! Inequality! Deprivation

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4 significant SHIFTS (inspired by CMEPSP)

1. Measuring financial assets + monitoring changes in underlying stocks

“Inclusive Wealth Index” (IWI)

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2. Measuring what is sold + what is provided for free.e.g. Volunteer work, Unpriced Ecosystems with value for economy.

3. Aggregates & Averages + monitoring Distribution.

but

VALUABLE!

GDP / capita

4. Monetary Metrics + Natural and Social Metrics.

$/......t CO2/m³

m² kg ppm ...

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Reforming Accounting Systems“happyness accounting”

“well-beeing” indicators

sustainability

“non-market accounting”

principles of equity

quality of life,…

Redefining task of economists

- work together with natural scientists and social scientists

- know about how this planet sustains us

- know how it responds to excessive pressure from human activity

- know how this undermines our well-being

- incorporate human rights

design appropriate policies & regulations.

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Governments and Economists

Companies

Every Individual

Soci

ety

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Governments and Economists

Companies

Every Individual

Soci

ety

navigate humanity into the “Safe and Just Space” between planetary and social boundaries, where we are able to thrive.

“Thrivability”

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Sources:

• Literature:

The Worldwatch Institute (2013). State of the World 2013, Is sustainability still possible? Retrieved from: www.longfiles.com/jnb4fklkpnr6/State_of_the_World_2013.pdf.html

Kate Raworth (2012). A Safe and Just Space for Humanity. Can we live within the doughnut? Oxfam Discussion papers. Retrieved from: www.oxfam.org/grow

• Videos:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAh76GLKW8M#t=131http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqDgVjRzwhghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqJL-cM8gb4


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