Linking Sustainability Indicators with Policy Making

Linking Sustainability Indicators with Policy Making

Results and Conclusion of IN-STREAM

Publication: Report
Citation: IN-STREAM Research consortium 2011: Linking Sustainability Indicators with Policy Making. Results and Conclusion of IN-STREAM. Policy Report (D 8.1).

IN-STREAM Research consortium 2011: Linking Sustainability Indicators with Policy Making. Results and Conclusion of IN-STREAM. Policy Report (D 8.1).

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Year 2012

Publication:Newsletter

Ecologic Institut 2011: Integrating Mainstream Economic Indicators with Sustainable Development Objectives (IN-STREAM). Newsletter. Berlin.

Integrating Mainstream Economic Indicators with Sustainable Development Objectives (IN-STREAM)

Year 2011

Publication:Conference Paper

Leonardo Mazza, Leonardo; Samuela Bassi, Thibaut Henin et. al. 2011: Sustainability Indicators for Policy Making: Green Growth and Green Innovation. Report on the IN-STREAM Workshop of 7 July 2011. IEEP/Ecologic Institute/FEEM: London/Brussels/Berlin/Venice.

Sustainability Indicators for Policy Making: Green Growth and Green Innovation

Report on the IN-STREAM Workshop of 7 July 2011

Year 2011

Publication:Conference Paper

Leonardo Mazza, Leonardo; Samuela Bassi and Thibaut Henin 2011: Energy and Resource Efficiency: Modelling, Analysis, Indicators. Report on the IN-STREAM Workshop of 7 April 2011. IEEP/Ecologic Institute: London/Brussels/Berlin.

Energy and Resource Efficiency: Modelling, Analysis, Indicators

Report on the IN-STREAM Workshop of 7 April 2011

Year 2011

Event:Conference

Ecologic Institute organized the final conference of IN-STREAM from the 27 to 28th of September in Brussels. The conference summarized the research results of IN-STREAM and provided a forum for an intensive discussion with other parties involved in the Beyond GDP process, such as the European Environment Agency, the European Commission, the OECD, UNEP and the Global Footprint Network. The discussion covered a wide range of topics regarding how sustainability can be measured and produced important results on how to identify and quantify trade-offs between different dimensions of sustainability.

Beyond GDP: Linking Mainstream Economic Indicators with Sustainability Measures - Final Conference of IN-STREAM

27 - 28 September 2011
Brussels, Belgium

Publication:Report

IN-STREAM Research consortium 2011: Integration of mainstream economic indicators with sustainable development objectives. Summary Report (D 9.12).

Integration of Mainstream Economic Indicators with Sustainable Development Objectives

D9.12. Summary Report

Year 2011

Publication:Conference Paper

Stoessel, Susanah; Samuela Bassi; Leonardo Mazza et. al. 2011: IN-STREAM and OPEN: EU Workshop – Sustainability Indicators for Policy Making. Report on the Workshop of 8-9 February 2011. Ecologic Institute/IEEP: Berlin/London/Brussels.

IN-STREAM and OPEN: EU Workshop – Sustainability Indicators for Policy Making

Report on the Workshop of 8-9 February 2011

Year 2011

Publication:Conference Paper

Bassi, S., Mazza, L., Fedrigo-Fazio, D., Henin, T. Gerdes, H. and Portale, E. (2011). Outcomes of the workshops on policy processes and decision making – identifying needs for sustainability indicators. Deliverable D7.3 of the IN-STREAM project

Outcomes of the Workshops on Policy Processes and Decision Making – Identifying Needs for Sustainability Indicators

D 7.3: Research note

Year 2011

Publication:Document

Porsch, Lucas; Wolf Müller; Holger Gerdes et. al.: Summary / Comparative Review of Findings. IN-STREAM Deliverable 7.1.

Summary / Comparative Review of Findings (IN-STREAM)

Deliverable 7.1

Year 2011

Language: English
Funding: European Commission, Directorate-General Research (DG Research), International
Year: 2011
Dimension: 34 pp.
Project: Integrating Mainstream Economic Indicators with Sustainable Development Objectives (IN-STREAM)
Project ID: 1901
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

Key Messages of IN-STREAM
Executive Summary
1 Introduction – Measuring Sustainability in Policy Making
1.1 Sustainability Indicators and their use in the policy process
1.2 Key weaknesses of mainstream indicators in measuring sustainability
2 Composite Indicators to measure sustainability
2.1 Policy monitoring with composite indicators
2.2 Setting the right targets for multi-objective strategies – Europe 2020
3 Measuring Green Growth and Green Innovation
3.1 Choosing the right indicators with qualitative assessments
3.2 Emission reduction policy and competitiveness
3.3 Renewable energy targets and employment
3.4 Distributive impacts of emission reduction measures (CUEC )
3.5 Economic effects of sustainability scenarios in land-use and agriculture
3.6 Climate change – Assessment of greenhouse gas emissions
3.7 Policy Conclusions from Sensitivity Analysis
4 Measuring the success of Biodiversity Policies
4.1 Choosing the right indicator for monitoring the EU Biodiversity Strategy
4.2 Sustainability indicators for health and ecosystem impacts
Keywords: Indicators

Sustainability indicators, emission reduction, renewable energy targets, economic effects, land-use, agriculture, climate change, biodiversity, health, ecosystem impacts

Europe

sensitivity analysis, monitoring

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