How do the EU policies integrate and articulate the notion of sustainability transition? There are some significant differences in the development and transition challenges and policy perspectives of low- and middle-income regions in the Global South when compared with the internal sustainability transition agenda of the EU. Furthermore, in the...
Rising inequalities and environmental degradation are major threats to the long-term prosperity of modern economic systems. Significant attention has thus been placed on sustainable transition in European policymaking, as seen by the Next Generation EU and European Green Deal and the rise in tools for monitoring transitions. Many indicators have...
We still tend to develop policies that follow the status quo, without envisioning radical transformations towards more equal societies. We need more disruptive ideas. Social Platform, the largest leading organisation working on social issues and Belgian Partner of the SPES Consortium, participated to the presentation event of the ETUI...
Project SPES framework offers a Sustainable Human Development (SHD) vision to sustainability transition. It links the 5 Ps of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – People, Prosperity, Planet, Partnership and Peace - with the 5 pillars of SHD – productivity, equity, environmental sustainability, participation & empowerment, human security emphasizing...
The University of Florence, as Lead Partner of the project SPES, participated to the 2023 HDCA Annual Conference in Sofia, Bulgaria, to present the project novel integrated framework that aims to foster the transition towards Sustainable Human Development. In particular, Prof Mario Biggeri and Andrea Ferrannini presented the work that...
