Qualitative model on the UN's sustainable development goals (SDG) Extended

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Qualitative cause and effect model on the SDGs

This is a model that we (...) use for a paper yet to be published. Please copy (on know-why.net you find the link to insert it into your account) it into your free account of iMODELER in order to enhance it and weight the connections to fit a concrete region or nation. You may also consider two concrete countries, e.g. a developed country and a developing country.

Background:

The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in their
generalized form need to be further reflected in order to identify synergies
and trade-offs between their (sub-)targets, and to apply them to concrete
nations and regions. Explorative, qualitative cause and effect modeling could
serve as a tool to add crucial factors and get a better understanding of the
interrelations between the goals to come up with concrete measures and to cope
with their obstacles. This model could serve
as a template for a concrete application. The generalized model already points
at some potential ambivalences as well as synergies that could be related to
some latest theories and concepts from economics, transition research etc.. Its
first analyses cautiously raise doubts that some possible assumptions behind
the original sustainable development goals might overlook some systemic
boundaries. For example an undifferentiated increase of productivity combined
with planetary boundaries and the only myth of decoupling of growth from
environmental impact and need for resources might be the wrong way.

Time horizon:

short term: within 3 years

medium term: within 3 to 10 years

long term: beyond 10 years

Source:

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/?menu=1300

as well as https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/indicators/Official%20Revised%20List%20of%20global%20SDG%20indicators.pd...

Application:

After you have inserted the model to your free iMODELER account you should continue to use the 4 Know-Why Questions (what leads directly to more/less of a factor present/in the future?) in order to exploratively add hard and soft factors that help to explore what could serve as an effective lever to improve the situation in the world or for a concrete region.

You may also share your model collaboratively (only with a full version of iMODELER) to work with others on the same model.

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national budget in richer countries

Global basic income

media coverage of miseries

Partnerships for the goals

Peace, justice and strong institutions

Sustainable life on land

Life below water

Climate action

Responsible consumption and production

Sustainable cities and communities

Reduced inequality

Industry innovation and infrastructure

Decent work and economic growth

Affordable and clean energy

Clean water and sanitation

Gender equality

Quality education

Health for everybody

End hunger

End poverty

Well being in the world

1.1 everybody lives on more than $1.25 a day

1.2 half proportion of poor people by national standards

1.3 social protection systems for all

1.4 equal rights and access to resources

1.5 resilience to extreme events (natural, economic, social...)

1.A mobilization of resources to tackle poverty

1.B sound policy frameworks (regional to international)

2.1 nutritious and sufficient food all time for everybody

2.2 end malnutrition

2.3 double agricultural productivity through access to resources and services

2.4 sustainable food production systems

2.5 maintain genetic diversity of seeds, ... animals

2.A Increase investments in agriculture

2.B prevent trade restrictions and distortions

2.C measures for proper functioning of food commodity markets

3.1 reduce maternal mortality rate

3.2 end preventable deaths of children under 5

3.3 end epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis etc.

3.4 reduce premature mortality from non-communicable diseases

3.5 prevention and treatment of substance abuse

3.6 reduce deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents

3.7 access to reproductive health care

3.8 universal health coverage

3.9 deaths and illnesses from pollution and contamination

3.A tobacco control

3.B vaccines and medicines for developing countries

3.C increase health workforce in developing countries

3.D early warning, risk reduction of health risks

4.1 free equitable primary and secondary education for all

4.2 access to early childhood development

4.3 technical, vocational and tertiary education affordable

4.4 increase number of skilled youths and adults

4.5 eliminate disparities in education (gender, disabled people ...)

4.6 literacy and numeracy to all youth and substantial proportion of adults

4.7 knowledge and skills for sustainable development

4.A Build and upgrade education facilities

4.B expand globally scholarships

4.C supply of teachers (internationally)

5.1 end discrimination against girls and women

5.2 Eliminate violence against girls and women

5.3 eliminate forced marriage, genital mutilation etc.

5.4 recognize domestic work

5.5 equal opportunities for leadership for women

5.6 women's access to reproductive health and rights

5.A equal rights to all resources (land, inheritance, ...)

5.B use of technology to empower women

5.C sound policies to promote gender equality

6.1 universal and equitable access to drinking water

6.2 adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene

6.3 improve water through less pollution (treated wastewater, recycling...)

6.4 increase water-use efficiency and sustainable withdrawals

6.5 integrated water management

6.6 protect and restore water-related ecosytems

6.A expand international cooperation water related

6.B support local community's water management

7.1 universal access to energy (affordable, reliable, modern)

7.2 By 2030 more renewable energy

7.3 double energy efficiency world wide

7.A international cooperation on energy

7.B energy infrastructure to developing countries

8.1 sustain per capita economic growth

8.2 higher levels of economic productivity

8.3 development orientated policies

8.4 improve resource efficiency

8.5 full and productive employment

8.6 less youth without employment or training

8.7 Eradicate forced labour and modern slavery

8.8 Protect labour rights, secure working environments

8.9 Promote sustainable tourism

8.10 financial institutions for all

8.A Trade support for developing countries

8.B Global Jobs Pact for youth employment

9.1 reliable and resilient infrastructure

9.2 promote inclusive industrialization

9.3 access to financial services for small scale industries

9.4 retrofit industries pro sustainability

9.5 increase R&D in developing countries

9.A facilitate sustainable and resilient infrastructure in developing countries

9.B Support domestic R&D in developing countries incl. value addition to commodities

9.C Increase access to information and communication technology

10.1 achieve income increase of the bottom 40%

10.2 social, economical and political inclusion

10.3 eliminate discriminatory laws, policies and practices

10.4 policies towards greater equality (fiscal, social protection, wage...)

10.5 improve regulation of financial markets

10.6 enhance representation of developing countries in international institutions

10.7 well managed migration policies

10.A principle of special treatment for developing countries

10.B foreign direct investment in least developed countries

10.C reduce costs of migrant remittances

11.1 access to adequate housing and basic services

11.2 access to sustainable public transportation systems

11.3 enhance inclusive and sustainable settlement

11.4 protect world's cultural and natural heritage

11.5 reduce losses from desasters

11.6 reduce environmental impact

11.7 access to safe green public spaces

11.A support social and environmental links between urban and rural areas

11.B holistic disaster risk management

11.C financial support to least developed countries for sustainable buildings

12.1 implement sustainable consumption and production plans

12.2 sustainable management and use of natural resources

12.3 reduce food waste and losses

12.4 sound management of chemicals

12.5 reduce waste

12.6 integrate sustainability information into reporting

12.7 sustainable public procurement

12.8 spread information on sustainable development

12.A science and technology towards sustainability

12.B monitor sustainable tourism

12.C rationalize fossile-fuel subsidies

13.1 Resilience and adaption to climate-related hazards

13.2 National policies on climate change measures

13.3 Improve climate change awareness

13.A $100billion for climate change mitigation in developing countries

13.B raising capacity climate change related in least developed countries

14.1 prevent marine pollution/nutrition

14.2 manage and protect marine ecosystems

14.3 address ocean acidification

14.4 end overfishing

14.5 conserve coastal areas

14.6 prohibit wrong fisheries subsidies

14.7 economic benefits from marine resources to least developed countries

14.A science on marine life and technology

14.B access for small scale fishers

14.C Implement international laws to protect oceans

15.1 Focus on freshwater ecosystems

15.2 Sustainable forest management

15.3 combat desertification

15.4 conservation of mountain ecosystems

15.5 halt loss of biodiversity

15.6 Sharing of genetic resources

15.7 action for protected species

15.8 prevent invasive alien species

15.9 integrate biodiversity values

15.A financial resources for biodiversity and ecosystems

15.B financial resources for forest management

15.C support for locals to save protected species

16.1 reduce violence

16.2 end abuse of children

16.3 rule of law everywhere

16.4 reduce arms flows, organised crime etc.

16.5 reduce corruption and bribery

16.6 accountable, transparent institutions

16.7 participatory, representative, ... decision making

16.8 participation of developing countries global governance

16.10 public access to information, protect fundamental freedoms

16.A strengthen national institutions

16.B non-discriminatory laws and policies

17 Partnerships (Finance)

17 Partnerships (Technology)

17 Partnerships (Capacity-Building)

17 Partnerships (Trade)

17 Partnerships (Systemic Issues)

17.1 capacity for tax and revenue collection

17.2 developed countries implement their commitments

17.3 mobilize additional financial resources

17.4 debt relief etc. to developing country

17.5 investment promotion regimes for least developed countries

17.6 cooperation on science in all directions

17.7 dissemination of environmentally sound technologies

17.8 information and internet for least developed countries

17.9 international support for capacity building

17.10 fair multilateral trading system

17.11 increase exports of developing countries

17.12 duty and quota free market access for least developed countries

17.13 global macroeconomic stability

17.14 Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development

17.15 respect each country's leadership

17.16 multi-stakeholder partnerships

17.17 public-private and civil society partnerships

17.18 data collections even in least developed countries

17.19 measurements of progress of sustainable development

limited agricultural production is exported

limited agricultural production is reserved for processing facilities

national budget in poorer countries

private social security and health care in poorer countries

private infrastructure (water, transportation, energy, telecommunication)

richer country's willingness for financial aid

fear from Gx countries to loose power

Lobby from powerful companies

local government's infrastructure investments

local government's health workforce investments

local government's social protection investments

local government's R&D investments

local government's environmental investments

local government's green space investments

local government's sustainable procurement investments

local government's forest management investments

local government's biodiversity investments

local government's ICT investments

local government's energy investments

local government's water supply investments

local government's education investments

Qualitative model on the UN's sustainable development goals (SDG) Extended

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Qualitative cause and effect model on the SDGs

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