Led by Melanie van Driel
Led by Carole-Anne Sénit & Frank Biermann
Led by Frank Biermann & Carole-Anne Sénit
Led by Carole-Anne Sénit & Frank Biermann
Does SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities signify a new global norm? In response to growing political concerns about the rise in inequality within and between countries, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted in 2015 by the UN and its member states include Goal 10, which appears to be a groundbreaking goal to reduce inequality. For her MSc Thesis at Utrecht University…
Prioritisation of SDGs: National trends, international assistance, and global governance implications How can the process of SDG prioritisation and the relationship between this phenomenon and the assistance provided by United Nations Specialised Agencies, Funds and Programmes be explained? For her MSc thesis at Utrecht University Oana Forestier identified which SDGs are prioritised by nineteen national governments, delved into national prioritisation…
Led by Frank Biermann, Thomas Hickmann and Matteo Spinazzola
MSc student Tom Peek analysed SDG implementation by all funds and programmes and specialized agencies of the UN to assess the extent of integration and coherence of SDG implementation across the UN system.
We would like to welcome two new postdocs to the GLOBALGOALS core team – Dr. Carole-Ann Sénit and Dr. Thomas Hickmann.
Migration and the Sustainable Development Goals In June, GLOBALGOALS core member Dr. Marjanneke Vijge attended a workshop on migration and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the University of Exeter. The workshop was part of Project Misty, an ongoing consortium on Migration and Transformations to Sustainability. Project Misty analyses the connections between migration and sustainability, including through global modelling. It…