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Changing how we measure

Parallel Session
June 1st, 12:30 - 14:00

Session Recording available below

Partners from regional scientific institutions and the UN will discussed the importance of monitoring progress and the need for data and science-based approaches in policymaking for SCP. The session announced the Regional Science Partners for SCP (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America), established to support national governments and other stakeholders in the regions with contextual and targeted scientific evidence for decision- and policymaking.

Through a panel debate, the partners highlighted key scientific considerations to inform policymaking for SCP, including decoupling and the social/human well-being dimension, and explored key scientific tools and resources available to inform science-driven policymaking for SCP, including the SCP Hotspot Analysis Tool (SCP-HAT) and the Global Resources Outlook.

OUTCOME

The announcement of the Regional Science Partners for SCP in Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, is a commitment to enable science-driven approaches for effective and impactful sustainable consumption and production interventions. Through this Partnership, leading scientific institutions will support national governments and other stakeholders in the regions with contextual and targeted scientific evidence for decision- and policymaking. This effort is led by the One Planet network and Life Cycle Initiative, in collaboration with Go4SDGs, UNEP Regional Offices, and the UN Economic Commissions (UNECA, UNESCAP, UNECLAC), and supported by the International Resource Panel, Vienna University and CSIRO. The first year of the Science Partners will focus on the use of the SCP Hotspot Analysis Tool (SCP-HAT) for identification of impactful hotspots for SCP interventions.

AGENDA

  • Keynote

  • Announcement of the Regional Science Partners for SCP

  • Panel discussion

  • End-note from moderator

KEYNOTE & MODERATION

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Izabella Teixeira

Co-Chair, International Resource Panel 

PANELLISTS

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Gita Sabharwal

UN Resident Coordinator in Thailand

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Nils Brown

PRINCE project lead at Statistics Sweden (SCB) 

Africa Science Partners for SCP:
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Lee-Hendor Ruiters

Regional Manager,

National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa

Asia-Pacific Science Partners for SCP:
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Shabbir Gheewala

Professor and Head, Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment Lab,

The Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE),

King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi

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Souvik Bhattacharjya

Associate Director, Integrated Policy Analysis Division, 

The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

Latin America Science Partners for SCP:
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Ramzy Kahhat

Professor, Department of Engineering (PELCAN),

Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú 

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Pablo Arena

Director, CLIOPE Group  at the Mendoza Regional Faculty,

National Technological University of Argentina

Organisers and Co-leads

 

  • One Planet network/10YFP Secretariat
  • Life-Cycle Initiative
  • Go4SDGs
  • Vienna University of Economics and Business
  • CSIRO