Abstract:
True to its mandate, the report is designed as an
assessment of assessments rather than seeking to pioneer
new knowledge. It endeavors to present a range of
scientific perspectives and to be policy-relevant but not
policy-prescriptive. One distinctive feature of the report is
its illustration of different vantage points from which to
examine the science-policy interface and to view
integration and interlinkages across goals, sectors, and
issues. Its preparation involved an inclusive, multistakeholder
process drawing upon scientific and technical
expertise from within and outside the United Nations
System.
Author:
Chapter 1: David Le Blanc (UNDESA); Chapter 2: Richard A. Roehrl (UNDESA); Chapter 3: Julie Ritz (UNDESA); Chapter 4: Riina Jussila (UNDESA); Chapter 5: Marina Plutakhina (UNIDO) and UNEP-DTIE (for section on SCP); Chapter 6: Irena Zubcevic (UNDESA); Chap
Institution:
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Industry Focus:
Manufacturing
Energy
Information & Telecommunication
Internet & Cyberspace
Transport
Service Sector
Legal & Financial