Rethinking sustainability: recalibrating the global SDGs to align with local principles for Buen Vivir

IF 1.2 3区社会学 Q3 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Community Development Journal Pub Date : 2022-08-03 DOI:10.1093/cdj/bsac021

N. Chassagne

引用次数: 1

Abstract

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were developed as a post-2015 response to growing global climate change and social justice issues, but the little progress made has been thrown off course by the COVID-19 pandemic. To achieve environmental and social transformation, we must recalibrate the global approach to include a contextual, bottom-up and wellbeing-oriented alternative to development that embraces holistic visions of wellbeing. This article advocates Buen Vivir as a localized approach to social and environmental wellbeing, but one that can plurally cooperate with other knowledges and frameworks such as the SDGs. It examines how the global SDGs can align with locally implemented principles for Buen Vivir to achieve effective and timely transformative change for communities and nature.

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重新思考可持续性:重新调整全球可持续发展目标，使其与“幸福生活”的地方原则保持一致

可持续发展目标是2015年后为应对日益严重的全球气候变化和社会正义问题而制定的，但取得的进展甚微，却因2019冠状病毒病大流行而偏离了方向。为了实现环境和社会转型，我们必须重新调整全球方法，以一种情境化的、自下而上的、以福祉为导向的发展替代方案，包括福祉的整体愿景。本文主张Buen Vivir是一种本地化的社会和环境福利方法，但可以与其他知识和框架(如可持续发展目标)多元合作。报告探讨了全球可持续发展目标如何与当地实施的原则相结合，以便为社区和自然实现有效和及时的变革。

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Community Development Journal DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-

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3.20

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6.70%

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