Green finance and gender equality: Keys to achieving sustainable development by Fu-Hsaun Chen

“…In conclusion, there is a pressing need to incorporate a gender perspective into GF policies and practices, which calls for further exploration of gender-sensitive financing models and the culture impact on GF and GE, aiming to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) more effectively.…”
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Un mundo en tiempos de pandemia: los ODS frente a las cuestiones jurídicas emergentes by María Isabel Torres-Cazorla

“…In this article, it is provided a bird’s-eye view on the so-called «emerging legal issues» and their relationship with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in times of pandemic. Firstly, there is a description of the topics that must be considered as «emerging legal issues»: unregulated topics, or in other words, subjects where the international regulation is unclear (or insufficient); for instance, a) environment, climate change, and disasters; b) scientific research, law, and human rights; c) law and new technologies, and d) culture and education. …”
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Effects of Forest Area, Environmental Patents And Financial Progress on Carbon Emissions in Azerbaijan by Korkut Pata Ugur, Karlilar Pata Selin

“…Decarbonization is at the top of the global agenda, with many countries setting net zero emissions sustainable development goals. Azerbaijan is a country that has managed to significantly reduce its carbon emissions in recent years, and analyzing the determinants of carbon emissions is important for Azerbaijan to continue this success. …”
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Examining Internal Stakeholder Influence on Firm Sustainability: The Moderating Role of Organizational Support by Rachetty Hariprasad, Ashok Doraiswamy

“…As per the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), every developing and developed nation has to implement them. …”
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What kind of sustainable development do we need? by Josep M. Basart, Mireia Farrús, Montse Serra

“…Today, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the main framework of reference when addressing sustainability and human development. …”
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Green actions for innovative cities. The new agri-food landscape by Emanuele Sommariva, Nicola Valentino Canessa, Giorgia Tucci

“…They become one of the structural components for the ecological transition of European urban agendas, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals of Agenda 2030. Ecosystem services are a new parameter for the assessment of urban green infrastructure and re-naturalisation processes, which also aim to counteract the effects of climate change (i.e., flooding, heat islands), or to promote the conservation, resilience and biodiversity of natural habitats. …”
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An Integrative lifecycle design approach based on carbon intensity for renewable-battery-consumer energy systems by Aoye Song, Yuekuan Zhou

“…Abstract Driven by sustainable development goals and carbon neutrality worldwide, demands for both renewable energy and storage systems are constantly increasing. …”
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Development Of Coastal Sediment Database by Nur Azlin Atikah Mohd Nasir, Nursuhaila Muhamad Fauzi, Aimie Rifhan Hashim, Sharir Aizat Kamaruddin

“…The development of the coastal sediment database is consistent with the Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations which include SDG 14: "Life below water," SDG 2: "Zero hunger," SDG 3: "Good health and well-being," and SDG 13: "Climate action". …”
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Promoting sustainability training in future teachers through research workshops in the University Ecological Garden by Lourdes Aragón, Juan Casanova Correa

“…Its outcome was a science dissemination event in which research workshops related to one or several sustainable development goals were organised. The validity of using real contexts like the garden space to achieve sustainability in the curriculum and of contributing to the scientific training of future teachers for them to be able to transfer educational interventions within the framework of sustainability was verified. …”
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The role of local public spending in the achievement of the social dimension of sustainable development: An empirical analysis by Natalia Alonso-Morales, Alejandro Sáez-Martín, Arturo Haro-de-Rosario

“…Therefore, this study examines the impact of municipal public spending and other factors on achieving social Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The findings reveal that municipalities excelling in aid and subsidies through current transfers, with strong investment in human capital, broad political competition, a higher-educated population, robust social institutions, and lower debt levels, make the most progress in achieving social SDGs.…”
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#CHOOSETOCHALLENGE: COVID-19, COMMUNITY RESEARCH, AND THE CANAANITE WOMAN by M. Ibita, M.S. Ibita

“…We posit that the theological process of seejudge-act, enhanced with evaluate-celebrate/ritualise, using feminist biblical characterisation in interpreting Matthew 15:21-28, serves as a spiritual resource for Christians working for the urban poor realisation of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. …”
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Le développement durable dans la crise en Europe by Edwin Zaccai

“…An ambiguity is shown between on the one side the preeminence of economic short term justifications for policy measures, and on the other side the idea that the stagnation of economic indicators could also sustain alternative indicators of well-being, indicators that have been promoted within sustainable development goals. We conclude by launching some ideas about the articulation of critics on ecological and economic failures.…”
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The evolution of green finance research: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis by Guizhou Wang, Hongrui Cui, Kjell Hausken

“…It identifies key contributors, influential publications, and collaboration networks, while revealing three distinct research stages: (1) carbon finance and markets (2008–2010), (2) climate finance, climate policy, and climate change (2011–2017), and (3) sustainable development goals and financial development (2018–2022). …”
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On the all-inclusive society, or how to leave no one behind by Jannick Friis Christensen, Emil Falster, Barbara Carreras, Sofie Skoubo

“…This interview article brings together Dan Goodley, Yanki Lee, Jos Boys, and Sarah Glerup in conversation about an overall exploratory question of how we can create an inclusive society for all, taking the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and pledge to Leave No One Behind (LNOB) as point of departure. …”
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Feasibility of Hydrogen Energy for High-Power Aerospace Applications: A Comprehensive Assessment by Cai Zhenglin

“…This comprehensive evaluation underscores the significant potential of hydrogen energy in advancing the aerospace industry and contributing to global Sustainable Development Goals.…”
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Insights into Fertility Variability in Africa: A Path Toward Achieving the SDGs by Nelson Doe Dzivor, Alice C. Mensah, Edith Mensah, Moses Odamtten

“…Conclusion: The insight provided by this study is a necessary tool for policymakers to design demographic interventions that align with regional realities and contribute to progress toward achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).…”
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The analysis of protecting cultural heritage in armed conflicts. Case of the Russian-Ukraine War by Kudzai Cathrine BINGISAI

“…The paper argues that technological advancement has also complicated the protection of cultural heritage in global politics thereby threatening the achievement of sustainable development goals. …”
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Feminist spiritualities, gender equality and sustainable development: The possibilities of a countermovement by N. Swanepoel, T. van Wyk

“…This article explores the possibilities of feminist spirituality as countermovement that contributes to the realisation of gender equality, in the way that gender equality finds expression in the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. It is situated within a growing field of work that explores how faith communities’ religion and spirituality contribute to their being agents of sustainable development, and within the contextual urgency of the sustainable development agenda. …”
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Dolomite as A Potential Source of Heterogenous Catalyst for Biodiesel Production from Pongamia pinnata by S. Sudalai, M. G. Devanesan and A. Arumugam

“…The tree-based nonedible oil source for biodiesel production was suggested widely due to its ability to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs). The Pongamia Pinnata cultivation on barren land supports the afforestation projects with economic and environmental values; further biodiesel from renewable bioresources reduces emissions, and livelihood development to eradicate unemployment are the primary objectives for achieving the SDGs. …”
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Sustainability training at Spanish public faculties of education: a virtual ethnography by Antonio Nadal Masegosa, Lucía Rodríguez-Olay

“…Various institutional statements and official documents refer to the Sustainable Development Goals and sustainability training. This should imply a university education in these values, considering that those who are going to train the new generations, in the Spanish State, must pass through the faculties of education. …”
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