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Climat, biodiversité, inégalités… comment remettre les ODD sur les rails

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  • Thomas MELONIO
  • Laetitia TREMEL

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Les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) ont donné aux Nations unies un cadre politique et statistique réconciliant les agendas de développement humain et de protection de la planète. Plus de cinq ans après leur adoption, les progrès réalisés en lien avec ces objectifs restent inégaux, voire en retrait en matière environnementale. L’objectif contenu dans l’Agenda 2030, qui était de retrouver de la cohérence entre les politiques sociales, économiques et environnementales, se heurte à des lacunes systémiques, que la pandémie de Covid-19 risque d’exacerber. Dans cet article, nous proposons plusieurs pistes pour remettre les ODD sur les rails.

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  • Thomas MELONIO & Laetitia TREMEL, 2021. "Climat, biodiversité, inégalités… comment remettre les ODD sur les rails," Working Paper 8a7b6391-abb3-4031-b937-9, Agence française de développement.
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