19. Ending poverty: no pressure on the planet
End income poverty for all:
0.2% of global income
End hunger for all:
3% of global food supply
Electricity for all:
1% of global CO2 emissions
20. Who’s putting pressure on the planet ?
50% of CO2 emissions 33% of nitrogen ‘budget’
produced by 11% of people used to produce meat
for the EU
28. Inclusive and sustainable economic development
Time to reengineer economic
development
High income
countries
Emerging Low income
economies countries
30. Towards Sustainable Development Goals
One set of global goals
• Environment & development
• Targets for every country
• Common but differentiated
responsibilities
Targets focused on:
• Ending social deprivations
• Respecting resource thresholds
• Ensuring social equity
• Raising resource efficiency
34. Developed countries in the G20: CO2 vs. GDP Growth
150%
CHN
130%
IND
110% Zone 1: IDN
No decoupling
KOR
90% TUR
BRA
Zone 2:
70% Relative decoupling
ARG
-2
7
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50%
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30% CAN
ZAF
USA
JPN
10% MEX
ITA
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t
i
GBR
-50% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350% 400%
-10%
FRA
DEU
-30% Zone 3:
RUS Absolute decoupling
-50%
Growth in GDP, 1991-2007
35. BRICSAMs in the G20: CO2 vs. GDP Growth
150%
CHN
130%
IND
110% Zone 1: IDN
No decoupling
KOR
90% TUR
BRA
Zone 2:
70% Relative decoupling
ARG
-2
7
0
50%
9
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30% CAN
ZAF
USA
JPN
10% MEX
ITA
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GBR
-50% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350% 400%
-10%
FRA
DEU
-30% Zone 3:
RUS Absolute decoupling
-50%
Growth in GDP, 1991-2007
36. The pressures for economic growth
Jobs, incomes, public goods Repay public and private debts
Tolerance and redistribution No growth = stagnation ?
37. Can your country get into the doughnut?
How has the social foundation progressed
in the last 20 years?
What are the greatest social inequalities?
How has pressure on natural
resources changed over these 20 years?
What and who is causing that stress?
Where is the current economic pathway heading?
What policies and practices could bring this nation
between its social and planetary boundaries?
Editor's Notes
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Thinking about the quality and impact of GDP growth. No country has ever got its citizens out of poverty without GDP growth. But growth has always been resource intensive so just as it gets people over the social foundation, so it starts heading towards the planetary boundaries.
Thinking about the quality and impact of GDP growth. No country has ever got its citizens out of poverty without GDP growth. But growth has always been resource intensive so just as it gets people over the social foundation, so it starts heading towards the planetary boundaries.
What would it look like to do a national analysis? Hand out the 2 pager. Hugh introduce the ideas, discuss group’s ideas for making it strategic to oxfam and to the country.