History, concepts and challenges of proposing an 18th UN Sustainable Development Goal related to Space

IF 2 4区社会学 Q2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Space Policy Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI:10.1016/j.spacepol.2024.101631

Andreas Losch , André Galli , Thomas Schildknecht

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Abstract

The UN launched in 2015 17 Sustainable Development Goals as part of their 2030 agenda which covered almost every aspect of human civilization on Earth. Outer Space, however, was omitted from the considerations. There hence have already been a couple of suggestions of an 18th SDG related to Space. The paper will discuss the history and motivations of these suggestions, compare the conceptual frameworks provided, and attempts at exploring the structure of the SDGs and such a potential SDG in particular, as well as the challenges that come with that concept. Comparisons are made to the UN Space2030 agenda.

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提出与空间有关的第 18 个联合国可持续发展目标的历史、概念和挑战

联合国于2015年推出了17项可持续发展目标，作为其2030议程的一部分，这些目标几乎涵盖了地球上人类文明的方方面面。然而，外层空间却被排除在考虑范围之外。因此，已经有一些关于第 18 个可持续发展目标与太空相关的建议。本文将讨论这些建议的历史和动机，比较所提供的概念框架，并尝试探索可持续发展目标的结构，特别是这样一个潜在的可持续发展目标，以及这一概念所带来的挑战。并与联合国 2030 太空议程进行了比较。

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