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IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Challenges & Opportunities

Business as usual is not an option•

ICSU and Belmont call for stronger integrationg •& social science input

Demand from policy-processes, including:•Transition towards green economy•Institutional framework for sustainable development•Equity factors in negotiating solutions•Constraints on sustainable adaptation•

Meeting these demands requires us to •think differently

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

Understanding Human Values, Institutions, and Behaviours on a Changing Planet

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Understanding Human Values, Institutions, and Behaviours on a Changing Planet

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

IDGEC/ESGIRG-ProjectGECHS

KLSCIRG-ProjectGECHS

KLSCGECHS

GLPLOICZUGEC

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

FORECASTING

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

OBSERVATION

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

CONFINING

DISRUPTIVE

CHANGES

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

RESPONSES

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

INNOVATION

SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting the ICSU and Belmont Challenges

Social & Economic •StructuresInstitutions•Economic Incentives•

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Resources•Environment•Ecosystem•Biosphere•

IMPACTS

FEEDBACKS

Worldviews•Beliefs•Values•

Choices•Decisions•Behaviours•

Drivers

Adaptation

BELMONTCHALLENGETOPICS

IHDP | International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change

Closing Gaps, Reaching Out to New Partners &Contributing to ICSU & Belmont Challenges

How can social scientists help frame the ques-1. tions and set the research agenda? How can (and where should) we go beyond the estab-lished IHDP community?

How do societies make fundamental changes 2. in their approach?

Are we preserving our social, environmental 3. and economic capital under current develop-ment paths?

How does equity factor into GEC and develop-4. ment processes?

Building capacity for the future generation of 5. GEC leaders

Which values and priorities should be reflected 6. in any societal change?

Packard Survey of Social Scientists

KLSC, Assessment of Values & Behaviour; economic, behavioural and learning experi-ments

Inclusive Wealth Report (including new part-ners: World Bank, and UNEP)

Exploring collaboration with Human Devel-opment and Capability Network and CROP

Seminar series jointly developed with ISSC and CROP

Inclusive multicultural focus group and dialogue process

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