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Chapter 5 Table 5.1 Table of Contents Panel A Part 1: SDGs 1-4 Industry, Residential, Transport Panel A Part 2: SDGs 1-4 Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal Panel A Part 3: SDGs 1-4 Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans Panel B Part 1: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 Industry, Residential, Transport Panel B Part 2: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal Panel B Part 3: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans Panel C Part 1: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 Industry, Residential, Transport Panel C Part 2: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal Panel C Part 3: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans Panel D Part 1: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 Industry, Residential, Transport Panel D Part 2: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal Panel D Part 3: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans

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Chapter 5 Table 5.1

Table of Contents

Panel A Part 1: SDGs 1-4 – Industry, Residential, Transport

Panel A Part 2: SDGs 1-4 – Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal

Panel A Part 3: SDGs 1-4 – Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans

Panel B Part 1: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 – Industry, Residential, Transport

Panel B Part 2: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 – Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal

Panel B Part 3: SDGs 5, 10, 16, 17 – Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans

Panel C Part 1: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 – Industry, Residential, Transport

Panel C Part 2: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 – Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal

Panel C Part 3: SDGs 6, 12, 14, 15 – Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans

Panel D Part 1: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 – Industry, Residential, Transport

Panel D Part 2: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 – Replacing Coal, Advanced Coal

Panel D Part 3: SDGs 7, 8, 9, 11 – Agriculture & Livestock, Forest, Oceans

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEIndustry

↑ [+2] & J « [0] ↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑ [+1] & J ««

Low-carbonfuelswitch[0] [0] ↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑ [+1] && JJ ««

Decarbonisation/CCS/CCU[0] [0] ↓ [-1] && JJJ «««

Residential Behaviorialresponse↑ [+2] & J « [0] ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

↑/↓ [+2,-1] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] & J « ↑ [+2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑ [+2] & J «

↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««« ~/↓ [0,-1] && JJJ «« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««« ↑ [+1] & JJJ ««

McCollumetal.(inreview);Asaduzzamanetal.(2010);Cabraaletal.(2005);FincoandDoppler(2010);Hasegawaetal.(2015);Lotze-Campenetal.(2014);Msangietal.(2010);Smithetal.(2013);Smith,P.etal.(2014);Solaetal.(2016);Tilmanetal.(2009);vanVuurenetal.(2009)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Arandaetal.(2014);Lametal.(2012);Limetal.(2012);Smithetal(2013)

McCollumetal.(inreview); Lipscombetal.(2013);vandeWalleetal.(2013)

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

PovertyandDevelopment(1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4) FoodSecurityandAgriculturalProductivity(2.1/2.4) DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4) EqualAccesstoEducationalInstitutions(4.1/4.2/4.3/4.5)

Accesstomodernenergyforms(electricity,cleancook-stoves,high-qualitylighting)isfundamentaltohumandevelopmentsincetheenergyservicesmadepossiblebythemhelpalleviatechronicandpersistentpoverty.Strengthoftheimpactvariesintheliterature.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Modernenergyaccessiscriticaltoenhanceagriculturalyields/productivity,decreasepost-harvestlosses,andmechanizeagri-processing-allofwhichcanaidfoodsecurity.However,large-scalebioenergyandfoodproductionmaycompeteforscarcelandandotherinputs(e.g.,water,fertilizers),dependingonhowandwherebiomasssuppliesaregrownandtheindirectlandusechangeimpactsthatresult.Ifnotimplementedthoughtfully,thiscouldleadtohigherfoodpricesglo(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)bally,andthusreducedaccesstoaffordablefoodforthepoor.Enhancedagriculturalproductivitiescanamelioratethesituationbyallowingasmuchbioenergytobeproducedonaslittlelandaspossible.

Accesstomodernenergyservicescancontributetofewerinjuriesanddiseasesrelatedtotraditionalsolidfuelcollectionandburning,aswellasutilizationofkerosenelanterns.Accesstomodernenergyservicescanfacilitateimprovedhealthcareprovision,medicineandvaccinestorage,utilizationofpoweredmedicalequipment,anddisseminationofhealth-relatedinformationandeducation.Suchservicescanalsoenablethermalcomfortinhomesandcontributetofoodpreservationandsafety.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Accesstomodernenergyisnecessaryforschoolstohavequalitylightingandthermalcomfort,aswellasmoderninformationandcommunicationtechnologies.Accesstomodernlightingandenergyallowsforstudyingaftersundownandfreesconstraintsontimemanagementthatallowforhigherschoolenrollmentratesandbetterliteracyoutcomes.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Bonanetal.(2014);BurligandPreonas(2016);CasillasandKammen(2010);Cook(2011);Kirubietal.(2009);Pachaurietal.(2012);Pueyoetal.(2013);Raoetal.(2014);ZuluandRichardson,2013;Pode,2013

Reducingschoolabsences

Energyefficiencyinterventionsleadtocostsavingswhicharerealizedduetoreducedenergybillsthatfurtherleadtopovertyreduction.Participantswithlowincomesexperiencegreaterbenefits.'Energyefficiencyandbiomassstrategiesbenefitiedpoormorethanwindandsolarwhosebenefitsarecapturedbyindustry.carbonmitigationcanincreaseordecreaseinequalitites.Thedistributionalcostsofnewenergypolicies(e.g.,supportingrenewablesandenergyefficiency)aredependentoninstrumentdesign.Ifcostsfalldisproportionatelyonthepoor,thenthiscouldimpairprogresstowarduniversalenergyaccessand,byextension,counteractthefighttoeliminatepoverty.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Usingtheimprovedstovessupportslocalfoodsecurityandhassignificantlyimpactedonfoodsecurity.Bymakingfuellastinglonger,theimprovedstovesalsohelpimprovefoodsecurityandprovideabetterbufferagainstfuelshortagesinducedbyclimatechange-relatedeventssuchasdroughts,floodsorhurricanes(Berruetaetal.2017).

Efficientcookstoveimproveshealthespeciallyforindigenousandpoorruralcommunities.Householdenergyefficiencyhaspositivehealthimpactsonchildren’srespiratoryhealth,weight,andsusceptibilitytoillness,andthementalhealthofadults.Householdenergyefficiencyimproveswinterwarmth,lowersrelativehumiditywithbenefitsforcardiovascularandrespiratoryhealth.FurtherimprovedIndoorAirQualitybythermalregulationandoccupantcomfortarerealised.Howeverinoneinstancenegativehealthimpacts(asthma)ofincreasedhouseholdenergyefficiencywerealsonotedwhenhousingupgradestakeplacewithoutchangesinoccupantbehaviours.Homeoccupantsreportedwarmthasthemostimportantaspectofcomfortwhichwerelargelytemperature-relatedandlowinenergycosts.Residentslivinginthedeprivedareasexpectimprovedwarmthintheirpropertiesafterenergyefficiencymeasuresareemployed.

Householdenergyefficiencymeasuresreduceschoolabsencesforchildrenwithasthma.

Maidmentetal.(2014);Scott,Jones,andWebb(2014);Berruetaetal.(2017);McCollumetal.(inreview);Cameronetal.(2016);CasillasandKammen(2012);Fayetal.(2015);Hallegateetal.(2016);HirthandUeckerdt(2013);JakobandSteckel(2014);Casillasetal(2012)

Berruetaetal.(2017) Berruetaetal.,2017;Maidmentetal.,2014;Willand,Ridley,andMaller,2015;Wellsetal.,2015;Cameron,Taylor,andEmmett,2015;LiddellandGuiney,2015;Sharpeetal.,2015;Derbez,2014;Djamila,Chu,Kumaresan,2013,Scott,Jones,andWebb(2014);Huebner,Cooper,andJones(2013);Yue,Long,andChen(2013);Zhaoetal.2017,BhojvaidVasundharaetal(2014)

Maidmentetal.(2014)

Scott,Jones,andWebb(2014) Scott,Jones,andWebb(2014);Huebner,Cooper,andJones(2013);Yue,Long,andChen(2013);Zhaoetal.2017

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

PovertyandDevelopment(1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4) FoodSecurity Healthylivesandwell-beingforallatallages(3.2,3.9)

IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Atchleyetal.(2013);Appsetal.(2010);Siirilaetal.(2012);WangandJaffe(2004);Koorneefetal.(2011);Singhetal.(2011);Hertwichetal.(2008);Veltmanetal.(2010);Corstenetal.(2013).

Povertyreductionviafinancialsavings(1.1) Improvedwarmthandcomforts

Peoplelivinginthedeprivedcommunitiesfeelpositiveandpredictconsiderablefinancialsavings.

Nodirectinteraction,Noliterature

Homeoccupantsreportedwarmthasthemostimportantaspectofcomfortwhichwerelargelytemperature-relatedandlowinenergycosts.Residentslivinginthedeprivedareasexpectimprovedwarmthintheirpropertiesafterenergyefficiencymeasuresareemployed.

VassoloandDoell(2005);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016);Nguyenetal(2014),Karneretal(2015)

Fernandoetal(2016),ApeaningandThollandar(2013)

DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4)

Nodirectinteraction,Noliterature Nodirectinteraction,NoliteratureThereisariskofCO2leakagebothfromgeologicalformationsaswellasfromthetransportationinfrastructurefromsourcetosequestrationlocations.

Altierietal(2016) Xietal(2013),Zhangetal(2015),VassoloandDoell(2005);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016);Nguyenetal(2014)

Fernandoetal(2016),ApeaningandThollandar(2013)

waterandairpollutionreductionandbetterhealth(3.9) Technicaleducation,vocationaltraining(4.b)

Nodirectinteraction,Noliterature Nodirectinteraction,NoliteratureIndustriesarebecomingsupplierofenergy,wasteheat,water,rooftopsforsolarenergygenerationandhencehelpinginimprovingairandwaterquality.

Newtechnplogydeploymentcreatesdemandforawareness,knowledgewithtechnicalandmanagerialcapabilityotherwiseactsasbarrierforrapidexpansion.

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Reducespoverty airpollutionreductionandbetterhealth(3.9) Technicaleducation,vocationaltraining(4.3,4.4,4.5)

%ofpeoplelivingbelowpovertylinedeclinesfrom49%to18%insouthafricancontext

Nodirectinteraction,Noliterature

Peoplelivinginthedeprivedcommunitiesfeelpositiveandpredictconsiderablefinancialsavings.Efficiencychangesintheindustrialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninindustrialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.Inextractiveindustriesthereistradeoffunlessstrategicallymanaged.Behavioralchangesintheindustrialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninindustrialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.

Awareness,knowledgeandtechnicalandmanagerialcapabilityarecloselylinked,energyaudit,informationfortradeunions

Panel A Part 1

Panel A Part 1

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Transport Behaviouralresponse↑/↓ [+2,-1] &&& JJJ ««

↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

↑/↓ [+2,-1] &&& JJJ ««« ~ [0] & J « ↑ [+2] & J «

PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017,Ajanovic(2015)

(Schuchtetal.,2015);(Figueroa,Lah,Fulton,McKinnon,&Tiwari,2014);(Peng,Yang,Wagner,&Mauzerall,2017);(Klausbruckneretal.,2016)

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

EndPovertyinallitsformseverywhere(1.1,1.4,1.a,1.b) EnsureAccesstoFoodSecurity(2.1,2.3,2.a,2.b,2.c) Reduceillnessesfromhazardousairpollution(3.9)

Climatechangethreatenstoworsenpoverty,thereforpro-poormitigationpoliciesareneededtoreducethisthreat;forexampleinvestingmoreandbetterininfrastructurebyleveragingprivateresourcesandusingdesignsthataccountforfutureclimatechangeandtherelateduncertainty.Communitiesinpoorareascopewithandadapttomultiple-stressorsincludingclimatechange.Copingstrategiesprovideshort-termreliefbutinthelong-termmaynegativelyaffectdevelopmentgoals.Andresponsesgenerateatrade-offbetweenadaptation,mitigationanddevelopment.Africancitieswithslumsandduetohighcommutingcostsmanywalktoworkplaceswhichlimitaccess.InLatinamericatrippleinformalityleadingtolowproductivityandlivingstandards.InSwedendecarbonisationofpublicbusisreceivingattentionmorethanefficiencyimprovment.Withmoreelectrificationelectricitypricegoesupandaffordibilitycanworsenforpoorunlessredistributivepoliciesareinplace.

21Projectsaimingatresilienttransportinfrastructuredevelopmenttoimproveaccess(e.g.C40CitiesCleanBusDeclaration,UITPDeclarationonClimateLeadership,CyclingDeliversontheGlobalGoals,GlobalSidewalkChallenge)donotsubstantiallycontributetorealizingthe(indirect)transporttargetswithmostlyaruralfocus:AgriculturalProductivity(SDG2)andAccesstoSafeDrinkingWater(SDG6)

Projectsaimingatresilienttransportinfrastructuredevelopment(e.g.C40CitiesCleanBusDeclaration,UITPDeclarationonClimateLeadership,CyclingDeliversontheGlobalGoals,GlobalSidewalkChallenge)aretargettingatreducingairpollution,Electricvehiclesusingelectricityfromrenewablesorlowcarbonsourcescombinedwithe-mobilityoptionssuchastrolleybuses,metros,tramsandelectrobuses,aswellaspromotewalkingandbiking,especiallyforshortdistancesneedconsieration

(Hallegateetal,2015);(Suckall,Tompkins,&Stringer,2014),Lall,Henderson,&Venables,2017,(CorporacionAndinadeFomento,2017),Xyliaetal(2017),Klausbruckner,Annegarn,Henneman,&Rafaj,2016

PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Reduceillnessesfromhazardousair,waterandsoilpollution(3.9)

Locallyrelevantpoliciestargettingtrafficreductionsandambitiousdiffusionofelectricvehiclesresultsinmeasuredchangesinnon-climaticpopulationexposureincludedambientairpollution,physicalactivity,andnoise.Thetransitiontolow-carbonequitableandsustainabletransportcanbefosteredbynumerousshort-andmedium-termstrategiesthatwouldbenefitenergysecurity,health,productivity,andsustainability.Evidence-basedapproachthattakesintoaccountgreenhousegasemissions,ambientairpollutants,economicfactors(affordability,costoptimisation),socialfactors(povertyalleviations,publichealthbenefits),andpoliticalacceptabilityisneededtacklethesechallenges.

RoadTrafficAccidents(3.4/3.6)

Activetravelmodes'(suchaswalkingandcycling)representstrategiesnotonlyforboostingenergyefficiencybutalso,potentially,forimprovinghealthandwell-being(e.g.,loweringratesofdiabetes,obesity,heartdisease,dementia,andsomecancers).However,ariskassociatedwiththesemeasuresisthattheycouldincreaseratesofroadtrafficaccidents,iftheprovidedinfrastructureisunsatisfactory.Overallhealtheffectswilldependontheseverityoftheinjuriessustainedfromthesepotentialaccidentsrelativetothehealthbenefitsaccruingfromincreasedexercise.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)McCollumetal.(inreview);Creutzigetal.(2012);HainesandDora(2012);Saundersetal.(2013);Shawetal.(2014);Woodcocketal.(2009),Shawetal(2017),ChakrabartiandShin(2017),Hunagetal(2017)

Panel A Part 1

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEReplacingcoal Non-biomassrenewables

solar,wind,hydro ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««« ↑ [+1] & J «

Increaseduseofbiomass↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ « ↑/↓ [+2,-2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

↓ [-1] &&& JJJ «««

CCS:Bioenergy↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ « ↑/↓ [+1,-2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑/↓ [+2,-1] && JJJ «««

Advancedcoal CCS:Fossil↓ [-1] && JJJ «««

Noliterature Noliterature Noliterature

Nuclear/AdvancedNuclear

DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4)

TheuseoffossilCCSimplycontinuedadverseimpactsofupstreamsupply-chainactivitiesinthecoalsector,andbecauseoflowerefficiencyofCCScoalpowerplants,upstreamimpactsandlocalairpollutionarelikelytobeexacerbated.Furthermore,thereisanon-negligibleriskofCO2leakagefromgeologicalstoagetheCO2transportinfrastructurefromsourcetosequestrationlocation.

IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Atchleyetal.(2013);Appsetal.(2010);Siirilaetal.(2012);WangandJaffe(2004);Koorneefetal.(2011);Singhetal.(2011);Hertwichetal.(2008);Veltmanetal.(2010);Corstenetal.(2013).

Seeeffectsofincreasedbioenergyuse. Seeincreaseduseofbiomassefects.Inaddition,theconcernthatmorebioenergy(forBECCS)necessarilyleadstounacceptablyhighfoodpricesisnotfoundedonlargeagreementintheliterature.AR5,forexample,findsasignificantlylowereffectoflarge-scalebioenergydeploymentonfoodpricesbymid-centurythantheeffectofclimatechangeoncropyields.Also,Muratorietal.(2016)showthatBECCSreducestheupwardpressureonfoodcroppricesbyloweringcarbonpricesandloweringthetotalbiomassdemandinclimatechangemitigationscenarios.

Seepositiveimpactsofincreasedbiomassuse.Ontheotherhand,thereisanon-negligibleriskofCO2leakagebothfromgeologicalformationsaswellasfromthetransportationinfrastructurefromsourcetosequestrationlocations.

Seeliteratureonincreasedbiomassuse+Muratorietal.(2016),IPCCAR5(2014) IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Atchleyetal.(2013);Appsetal.(2010);Siirilaetal.(2012);WangandJaffe(2004);Koorneefetal.(2011);Singhetal.(2011);Hertwichetal.(2008);Veltmanetal.(2010);Corstenetal.(2013).

DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4)

Inspiteoftheindustry'soverallsafetytrackrecord,anon-negligibleriskforaccidentsinnuclearpowerplantsandwastetreatmentfacilitiesremains.Thelong-termstorageofnuclearwasteisapoliticallyfraughtsubject,withnolarge-scalelong-termstorageoperationalworldwide.Negativeimpactsfromupsteamuraniumminingandmillingarecomparabletothoseofcoal,hencereplacingfossilfuelcombustionbynuclearpowerwouldbeneutralinthataspect.Increasedoccurrenceofchildhoodleukaemiainpopoulationslivingwithin5kmofnuclearpowerplantswasidentifiedbysomestudies,eventhoughadirectcausalrelationtoionizingradiationcouldnotbeestablishedandotherstudiescouldnotconfirmanycorrelation(lowevidence/agreementinthisissue).IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Cardisetal.(2006);Balonovetal.(2011);Moomawetal.(2011a);WHO(2013);Abdelouas(2006);Al-ZoughoolandKewski(2009)citedinSathayeetal.(2011a);Smithetal.(2013);Schnelzeretal.(2010);Tirmarche(2012);BruggeandBuchner(2011);Mølleretal.(2012);Hiyamaetal.(2013);MousseauandMøller(2013);MøllerandMousseau(2011);Mølleretal.(2011);vonStechowetal.(2016);Heinävaaraetal.(2010),Kaatschetal.(2008);Sermage-Faureetal.(2012),HoeveandJacobson(2012).

FarmEmploymentandIncomes(2.3) DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4)

Large-scalebioenergyproductioncouldleadtothecreationofagriculturaljobs,aswellhigherfarmwagesandmorediversifiedincomestreamsforfarmers.Modernenergyaccesscanmakemarginallandsmorecultivable,thuspotentiallygeneratingon-farmjobsandincomes;ontheotherhand,greaterfarmmechanizationcanalsodisplacelabor.Ontheotherhand,large-scalebioenergyproductioncouldalterthestructureofglobalagriculturalmarketsinawaythatis,potentially,unfavorabletosmall-scalefoodproducers.seeSDG2(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Large-scalebioenergyproductioncouldleadtothecreationofagriculturaljobs,aswellhigherfarmwagesandmorediversifiedincomestreamsforfarmers.Modernenergyaccesscanmakemarginallandsmorecultivable,thuspotentiallygeneratingon-farmjobsandincomes;ontheotherhand,greaterfarmmechanizationcanalsodisplacelabor.Ontheotherhand,large-scalebioenergyproductioncouldalterthestructureofglobalagriculturalmarketsinawaythatis,potentially,unfavorabletosmall-scalefoodproducers.Thedistributionaleffectsofbioenergyproductionareunderexploredintheliterature.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Replacingcoalbybiomasscanreduceadverseimpactsofupstreamsupply-chainactivities,inparticularlocalairandwaterpollution,andpreventcoalminingaccidents.Improvementstolocalairpollutioninpowergenerationcomparedtocoal-firedpowerplantsdependonthetechnologyandfuelofbiomasspowerplants,butcouldbesignificantwhenswitchingfromoutdatedcoalcombustiontechnologiestostate-of-the-artbiogaspowergeneration.

McCollumetal.(inreview);Balishteretal.(1991);Creutzigetal.(2013);deMoraesetal.(2010);Gohin(2008);Rud(2012);SatoloandBacchi(2013);vanderHorstandVermeylen(2011);CorberaandPascual(2012);Creutzigetal.(2013);Davisetal.(2013);vanderHorstandVermeylen(2011);Muysetal.(2014);ErtemF.C.,KapplerB.,NeubauerP.(2017)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Balishteretal.(1991);Creutzigetal.(2013);deMoraesetal.(2010);Gohin(2008);Rud(2012);SatoloandBacchi(2013);vanderHorstandVermeylen(2011);CorberaandPascual(2012);Creutzigetal.(2013);Davisetal.(2013);vanderHorstandVermeylen(2011);Muysetal.(2014);ErtemF.C.,KapplerB.,NeubauerP.(2017)

IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Koorneefetal.(2011);Singhetal.(2011);Hertwichetal.(2008);Veltmanetal.(2010);Corstenetal.(2013);Ashworthetal.(2012);Einsiedeletal.(2013);IPCC(2005);Milleretal.(2007);deBest-Waldhoberetal.(2009);Shackleyetal.(2009);Wong-ParodiandRay(2009);Waööquistetal.(2009,2010);ReinerandNuttall(2011);Epsteinetal.(2010);Burgherretal.(2012);Chenetal.(2012);ChanandGriffiths(2010);Asfawetal.(2013).

McCollumetal.(inreview);Hallegatteetal.(2016);IPCC(2014);Riahietal.(2012) McCollumetal.(inreview);Anenbergetal.(2013);ChaturvediandShukla(2014);Hainesetal.(2007);IEA(2016);Kaygusuz(2011);Nemetetal.(2010);Rafajetal.(2013);Raoetal(2013);Raoetal(2016);Riahietal.(2012);Roseetal.(2014);SmithandSagar(2014);vanVlietetal.(2012);Westetal.(2013)

AndersonA.,LoombaP.,OrajakaI.,NumforJ.,SahaS.,JankoS.,JohnsonN.,PodmoreR.,LarsenR.(2017)

FarmEmploymentandIncomes(2.3) DiseaseandMortality(3.1/3.2/3.3/3.4),AirPollution(3.9)

AirPollution(3.9)

Deploymentofrenewableenergyandimprovementsinenergyefficiencygloballywillaidclimatechangemitigationefforts,andthis,inturn,canhelptoreducetheexposureoftheworld’spoortoclimate-relatedextremeevents,negativehealthimpacts,andotherenvironmentalshocks.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Promotingmosttypesofrenewablesandboostingefficiencygreatlyaidtheachievementoftargetstoreducelocalairpollutionandimproveairquality;however,theorderofmagnitudeoftheeffects,bothintermsofavoidedemissionsandmonetaryvaluation,variessignificantlybetweendifferentpartsoftheworld.Benefitswouldespeciallyaccruetothoselivinginthedenseurbancentersofrapidlydevelopingcountries.Utilizationofbiomassandbiofuelsmightnotleadtoanyairpollutionbenefits,however,dependingonthecontrolmeasuresapplied.Inaddition,householdairqualitycanbesignificantlyimprovedthroughloweredparticulateemissionsfromaccesstomodernenergyservices.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Decentralizedrenewableenergysystems(e.g.,home-orvillage-scalesolarpower)cansupporteducationandvocationaltraining.

Panel A Part 2

Panel A Part 2

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE

~/↓ [0,-1] && JJJ «« ↑ [+2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑ [+1] & J «

Noliterature

↑ [+2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ «« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && J «

↑ [+2] & J « ↑ [+2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ ««

Noliterature

Greenhousegasreductionfromimprovedlivestockproductionandmanuremanagementsystems

Povertyreductionandminimizeexposuretorisk(1.5) FoodSecurityandpromotionofSustainableAgriculture(2.1/2.4/2a) Ensurehealthylives(3.c)

Mixed-farmingsystems,cannotonlyfarmersmitigaterisksbyproducingamultitudeofcommodities,buttheycanalsoincreasetheproductivityofbothcropsandanimalsinamoreprofitableandsustainableway,(QuotedfromSansoucy,R.(1995))

Fosteringtransitionstowardmoreproductivelivestockproductionsystemstargetingland-usechangeappearstobethemostefficientlevertodeliverfoodavailabilityoutcomes.(QuotedfromHavlík,P.,etal.(2014))Genomicselectionshouldbeabletoatleastdoubletherateofgeneticgaininthedairyindustry(QuotedfromThornton,P.K.(2010)).Giventheprevalenceofmixedcrop–livestocksystemsinmanypartsoftheworld,closerintegrationofcropsandlivestockinsuchsystemscangiverisetoincreasedproductivityandincreasedsoilfertility.(QuotedfromThornton,P.K.(2010)).Managingtheindirecteffectsoflivestocksystemsintensificationiscriticalforthesustainabilityoftheglobalfoodsystem:likeimprovingproductivityandtheircloselinktolandsparing.(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013)).InEastAfricapastoralistshaveshiftedfromcowstocamels,whicharebetter-adaptedtosurviveperiodsofwaterscarcityandabletoconsistentlyprovidemoremilk.(Steenwerth,K.Letal.(2014)Scenarioswherezerohuman-edibleconcentratefeedisuseforlivestockssoilerosionpotentialreducesby12%

Bio-digestionwhichhaspositivepublic-healthaspects,particularlywheretoiletsarecoupledwiththebio-digester,andtheanaerobicconditionskillpathogenicorganismsaswellasdigesttoxins.Separationprocessescanimproveorworsenhealthrisksrelatedtofoodcropsortolivestock.

Sansoucy,R.(1995) Havlík,P.,etal.(2014),Steenwerth,K.L.(2014),Thornton,P.K.(2010),Herrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013),Steenwerth,K.Letal.(2014),Schader,C.,etal.(2015)

Sansoucy,R.(1995),Burton,C.H.(2007).

Ensureinclusiveandqualityeducation(4.4/4.7)

Safeapplicationofbiotechnology,bothconventionalandmordernmethodscanhelptoimproveagriculturalproductivity,improvingcropsadaptabilitytherebycateringtofoodsecurity.Reducing tillage,eliminating fallow and keeping the soil covered with residue, cover crops or perennial vegetation help prevent soil erosion and has the potential to increase Soil Organic Matter (SOC).Efficient land management techniques can help in increasing crop yield and hence food security issues can be addressed.Yield projections are actually higher for developing countries than for developed countries, reflecting the fact that they have more ‘‘catch-up’’ potential.(Quoted from Evenson, R. E. (1999))Action is needed throughout the food system, on moderating demand, reducing waste, improving governance and producing more food. (Quoted from Godfray, H. C. J., & Garnett, T. (2014).)Improving cropland management is the key to increase crop productivity without further degrading soil and water resources. (Quoted from Branca, G., et al. (2011)).Climatee Smart Agriculture practices increases productivity and priotizes food security

Growingcropssuchascassava,sorghumsandmilletseveninharshconditionsareimportanttothedietsofverypoorpeople.Thepolicyscenariosshowthatreducedresearchsupport,delayedindustrialization,delayedbiotechnology,andclimatechangewilldelayprogressinreducingmalnutritionofchildren.The‘‘global’’effectsaresmall,butlocaleffectsforsomecountries,e.g.,BangladeshandNigeria,aresignificant.(QuotedfromEvenson,R.E.(1999))

Science-basedactionswithinCSAisrequiredtointegratedatasetsandsoundmetricsfortestinghypothesesaboutfeedbackregardingclimate,weatherdataproductsandagriculturalproductivity,suchasthenonlinearityoftemperatureeffectsoncropyieldandtheassessmentoftrade-offsandsynergiesthatarisefromdifferentagriculturalintensificationstrategies.(QuotedfromSteenwerth,K.L.,(2014)).Lowcommoditypriceshaveledtodeclininginvestmentinresearchanddevelopment,farmereducation,etc(QuotedfromLamb,A.,etal.(2016))

Mtui, G. Y. (2011),Harvey, C. A., et al. (2014), Campbell et al. (2014), West, T. O., & Post, W. M. (2002). Johnson et al. (2007),Harvey, C. A., et al. (2014), Evenson, R. E. (1999), Godfray, H. C. J., & Garnett, T. (2014),Branca, G., et al. (2011), McCarthy, N., Lipper, L., &Branca, G. (2011). Behnassi, M., Boussaid, M., &Gopichandran, R. (2014), Lipper, L., et al. (2014).Steenwerth, K. L., (2014))

Godfray, H. C. J., & Garnett, T. (2014), Evenson,R.E.(1999), Steenwerth, K. L., (2014),Lamb,A.,etal.(2016)

Consumefewerfoodswithlownutritionalvaluee.g.Alcohol(Thesefoodsarenotneededinourdietandneednotbeproduced),(QuotedfromGarnett,T.(2011)).Demand-sidemeasuresaimedatreducingtheproportionoflivestockproductsinhumandiets,wheretheconsumptionofanimalproductsishigherthanrecommended,areassociatedwithmultiplehealthbenefits,especiallyinindustrializedcountries(QuotedfromBustamante,M.,etal.(2014))

IPCCWGIII,2014 Westetal.(2014),Kummuetal.(2012),Smith,P.(2013),Beddingtonetal.(2012),Lambetal.(2016),Garnett,T.,2011;Bajželjetal.,2014;Tilman&Clark,2014)

Garnett,T.(2011),Bustamante,M.,etal.(2014)

Landbasedgreenhousegasreductionandsoilcarbonsequestration

FoodSecurity,sustainableagricultureandImprovednutrition(2.1/2.4/2a)

Ensurehealthylives(3.c)

Agriculture&Livestock

Behaviourialresponse:Sustainablehealthydietsandreducedfoodwaste

PovertyandDevelopment(1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4) FoodSecurityandpromotionofSustainableAgriculture(2.1/2.4/2a) TobaccoControl(3.a/3.a.1)

Cuttinglivestockconsumptioncanincreasefoodsecurityforsomeiflandgrowsfoodnotfeed,butcanalsounderminelivelihoodsandculturewherelivestockhaslongbeenthebestuseoflandsuchasinpartsofSSA

Curbingconsumerwasteofmajorfoodcrops(i.e.,wheat,rice,andvegetables)andmeats(i.e.,beef,pork,andpoultry)inChina,USAandIndiaalonecouldfeed~413millionpeopleperyear.(QuotedfromWestetal.(2014))One billion extra people could be fed if food crop losses could be halved. (Quoted from Kummu et al. (2012))Reducing waste, especially from meat and dairy could play a role in delivering food security and reduce the need for sustainable intensification. (Quoted from Smith, P. (2013)). Dietary change toward global healthy diets could improve nutritional health, food security and reduce emissions

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Oceanironfertilization

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↑ [+3] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+3] &&& JJJ «««

Reduceddeforestation,REDD+

FoodProduction(2.3/2.4)

avoidinglossofmangrovesandmaintainingthe2000stockcouldsaveavalueofecosystemservicesfrommangrovesinSoutheastAsiaofapproximatelyUS$2.16billionuntil2050(2007prices),witha95%predictionintervalofUS$1.58–2.76billion(casestudyareaSouthEastAsia);Seaweedaquaculturewillenhancecarbonuptakeandprovideemployment;traditionalmanagementsystemsprovidebenefitsforbluecarbonandsupportlivelihoodsforlocalcommunities;Greeningofaquaculturecansignificantlyenhancecarbonstorage;PESschemescouldhelpcapturethebenefitsderivedfrommultipleecosystemservicesbeyondcarbonsequestration;

avoidinglossofmangrovesandmaintainingthe2000stockcouldsaveavalueofecosystemservicesfrommangrovesinSoutheastAsiaincludingfisheries;Seaweedaquaculturewillprovideemployment;traditionalmanagementsystemsprovidelivelihoodsforlocalcommunities;Greeningofaquaculturecanincreaseincomeandwell-being;MaricultureisapromisingapproachforChina;

Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Schirmer,J.,&Bull,L.(2014),Lambetal.(2016)

Branderetal.(2012);Sondaketal.(2017);Vierros(2017);Ahmedetal.(2017a);Ahmedetal.(2017b);Duarteetal.(2017);Zhangetal.(2017)EnhancedWeathering

Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Schirmer,J.,&Bull,L.(2014),Lambetal.(2016)

Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008). Schirmer,J.,&Bull,L.(2014)

Behaviourialresponse(responsiblesourcing)

Oceans FoodSecurity(2.2/2.3)

OIFcanhavedifferentimplicationsonfishstocksandaquaculture,itmightactuallyincreasefoodavailabilityforfishstocks(inceasingyields)butpotentiallyatthecostofreducingtheyieldsoffisheriesoutsidetheenhancementregionbydepletingothernutrients.SmetacekandNaqvi(2008),Lampittetal.(2008),Williamsonetal.(2012)

Bluecarbon PovertyandDevelopment(1.1/1.2/1.5)

Afforestationandreforestation

PovertyandDevelopment(1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4) FoodSecurity(2.1) PromoteknowledgeandskilltopromoteSD(4.7)

CDM-ARcanhavedifferentimplicationsonlocalcommunitylivelihoods.Willingness to adopt afforestation is influenced in particular by Australian landholder’s perceptions of its potential to provide a diversified income stream, and its impacts on flexibility of land management (Quoted from Schirmer, J., & Bull, L. (2014)).Land sparing would have far reaching implications for the UK countryside and would affect landowners, rural communities (Quoted from Lamb et al. (2016))

CDM-ARcanhavedifferentimplicationsonlocaltoregionalfoodsecurityandlocalcommunitylivelihoods.

Mostlandholdersreportedhavinglowlevelsofknowledgeabouttreeplantingforcarbonsequestration–particularlyavailableprogrammes,pricesandmarkets,andgovernmentrulesandregulations(QuotedfromSchirmer,J.,&Bull,L.(2014))

Forest FoodSecurityandpromotionofSustainableAgriculture(2.1/2.4/2a) Ensureinclusiveandqualityeducation(4.4/4.7)

Foodsecurity,mayleadtotheconversationofproductivelandunderforest,includingcommunityforests,intoagriculturalproduction.Inasimilarfashion,theproductionofbiomassforenergypurposes(SDG7)mayreducelandavailableforfoodproductionand/orforcommunityforestactivities(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017)).EffortsbytheGovernmentofZambiatoreduceemissionsbyREDD+,havecontributederosioncontrol,ecotourismandpollinationvaluedat2.5%ofthecountry'sGDP

Localforestuserslearntounderstandlaws,regulationsandpolicieswhichfacilitatetheirparticipationinthesociety.Educationandcapacitybuildingprovidetechnicalskillandknowledge.(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017)),Turpie,Warr,&Ingram,(2015),Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017).

(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

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Low-carbonfuelswitch

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Decarbonisation/CCS/CCU↑ [+2] & JJJ «««

Residential Behaviorialresponse↑ [+2] & J «

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↑ [+1] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««« ↑ [+2] & J «

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↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] & J «

↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J « ↑ [+2] & J «

Projectsaimingatresilienttransportinfrastructuredevelopment(e.g.C40CitiesCleanBusDeclaration,UITPDeclarationonClimateLeadership,CyclingDeliversontheGlobalGoals,GlobalSidewalkChallenge)arehappeningthroughmultistakeholdercoalition

(Lucas&Pangbourne,2014)(Figueroa,Lah,Fulton,McKinnon,&Tiwari,2014) Colenranderetal2017) PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017

Intransportmitigationisnecessartbtoconductneedassessmentandstakeholderconsultationtodetermineplausiblechallenges,priortointroducingadesiredplanningreforms.Further,theinvolvedpersonnelshouldactivelyengagetransport-basedstakeholdersduringpolicyidentificationanditseffectiveimplementationtoachievedesiredresults.Userbehaviourandstakeholderintegrationiskeyforsuccessfultransportpolicyimplementation

Projectsaimingatresilienttransportinfrastructuredevelopmentandtechnologyadoption(e.g.C40CitiesCleanBusDeclaration,UITPDeclarationonClimateLeadership,CyclingDeliversontheGlobalGoals,GlobalSidewalkChallenge)arehappeningthroughmultistakeholdercoalition

Aggarwal,2017,AlSabbagh,Siu,Guehnemann,&Barrett,2017 PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

ReduceInequality(10.2) Ensureresponsive,inclusive,participatorydecisionmaking(16.7) Helppromoteglobalpartnership(17.1,17.3,17.5,17.6,17.7)

Theequityimpactsofclimatechangemitigationmeasuresfortransport,andindeedoftransportpolicyinterventionoverall,arepoorlyunderstoodbypolicymakers.Thisisinlargepartbecausestandardassessmentoftheseimpactsisnotastatutoryrequirementofcurrentpolicymaking.Managingtransportenergydemandgrowthwillhavetobeadvancedalongsideeffortsinpassengertraveltowardreducingthedeepinequalitiesinaccesstotransportservicesthatcurrentlyaffectthepoorworldwide.

Formaltransportinfrastrcutureimprovementinmanycitiesindevelopingcountriesleadtoevictionfrominfromalsettlementswhichneedappropriateredistributivepoliciesandcooperationandpartnershipwithall.

Lucas&Pangbourne,2014,Figueroa,Lah,Fulton,McKinnon,&Tiwari,2014 PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017 PartnershiponSustainableLowCarbonTransport,2017Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Ensureresponsive,inclusive,participatorydecisionmaking(16.7) Helppromoteglobalpartnership(17.1,17.3,17.5,17.6,17.7)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Acemoglu(2009);Acemogluetal.(2014);ICSU,ISSC(2015);Tabellini(2010)

Kimetal(2017)

ReduceInequality(10.2) Ensuresafetyonroad(16.1) Helppromoteglobalpartnership(17.1,17.3,17.5,17.6,17.7)

Theequityimpactsofclimatechangemitigationmeasuresfortransport,andindeedoftransportpolicyinterventionoverall,arepoorlyunderstoodbypolicymakers.Thisisinlargepartbecausestandardassessmentoftheseimpactsisnotastatutoryrequirementofcurrentpolicymaking.Managingtransportenergydemandgrowthwillhavetobeadvancedalongsideeffortsinpassengertraveltowardreducingthedeepinequalitiesinaccesstotransportservicesthatcurrentlyaffectthepoorworldwide.

Withbehaviourialchangetowardswalkingforshortdistancepedestriansafetyontheroadmightreduceunlesspublicpolicyisappropriatelyformulated

Projectsaimingatresilienttransportinfrastructuredevelopment(e.g.C40CitiesCleanBusDeclaration,UITPDeclarationonClimateLeadership,CyclingDeliversontheGlobalGoals,GlobalSidewalkChallenge)arehappeningthroughmultistakeholdercoalition

Berruetaetal.(2017),BhojvaidVasundharaetal(2014) McCollumetal.(inreview);Cameronetal.(2016);CasillasandKammen(2012);Fayetal.(2015);Hallegateetal.(2016);HirthandUeckerdt(2013);JakobandSteckel(2014);CaylaandOsso(2013);Dinkelman(2011);Pachaurietal.(2012);Pueyoetal.(2013)

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

Women'sSafety&Worth(5.1/5.2/5.4)/OpportunitiesforWomen(5.1/5.5) InstitutionalCapacityandAccountability(16.1/16.3/16.5/16.6/16.7/16.8) Promotetransferanddiffusionoftechnology(17.6,17.7)

Improvedaccesstoelectriclightingcanimprovewomen'ssafetyandgirls'schoolenrollment.Cleanercookingfuelandlightingaccesscanreducehealthrisksanddrudgery,whicharedisproportionatelyfacedbywomen.Accesstomodernenergyserviceshasthepotentialtoempowerwomenbyimprovingtheirincome-earningandentrepreneurialopportunitiesandreducingdrudgery.Participatinginenergysupplychainscanincreasewomen'sopportunitiesandagencyandimprovebusinessoutcomes.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Institutionsthatareeffective,accountable,andtransparentareneededatalllevelsofgovernment(localtonationaltointernational)forprovidingenergyaccess,promotingmodernrenewables,andboostingefficiency.Strengtheningtheparticipationofdevelopingcountriesininternationalinstitutions(e.g.,internationalenergyagencies,UnitedNationsorganizations,WorldTradeOrganization,regionaldevelopmentbanksandbeyond)willbeimportantforissuesrelatedtoenergytrade,foreigndirectinvestment,labormigration,andknowledgeandtechnologytransfer.Reducingcorruption,whereitexists,willhelpthesebodiesandrelateddomesticinstitutionsmaximizetheirsocietalimpacts.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)Limitingarmedconflictandviolencewillaidmosteffortsrelatedtosustainabledevelopment,includingprogressintheenergydimension.

GreenbuildingtechnologyinKazakhstanwasbasedontransferofknowledgeamongvariousparties

McCollumetal.(inreview);Anenbergetal.(2013);Chowdhury(2010);Haves(2012);Matinga(2012);PachauriandRao(2013);Chowdhury(2010);Clancyetal(2011);Dinkelman(2011);Haves(2012);Kaygusuz(2011);Kohlinetal.(2011);PachauriandRao(2013);BurneyJ.,AlaofèH.,NaylorR.,TarenD.(2017)

HultandLarsson(2016)Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

GenderequalityandWomenempowerment(5.1,5.4) EmpowermentandInclusion(10.1/10.2/10.3/10.4)

Efficientcookstovesleadtoempowermentofruralandindigenouswomen. Energyefficiencymeasuresandtheprovisionofenergyaccesscanfreeupresourcesthatcanthenbeputtowardsotherproductiveuses(e.g.,educationalandemploymentopportunities),especiallyforwomenandchildreninpoor,ruralareas.Thedistributionalcostsofnewenergypoliciesaredependentoninstrumentdesign.Ifcostsfalldisproportionatelyonthepoor,thenthiscouldworkagainstthepromotionofsocial,economicandpoliticalequalityforall.Theimpactsofenergyefficiencymeasuresandpoliciesoninequalitycanbebothpositive(iftheyreduceenergycosts)ornegative(ifmandatorystandardsincreasetheneedforpurchasingmoreexpensiveequipmentandappliances).(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Environmentaljustice(17.6,17.7

EPIplantsarecapitalintensiveandaremostlyoperatedbymultinationalwithlonginvestmentcycles.Indevelopedcountriesnewinnovationinvestmentsarehappeninginbrownfields.Suchlargeinnovationinvestmetsneedstrongcollaborationamongpartners/competitorswhichcanbefacilitatedbypublicfund,Theyhappenatnational,supranationalscale,acrosssectors,needsfreshrevisitatIPRissues.Wesseling,J.H.,S.Lechtenböhmer,M.Åhman,L.J.Nilsson,E.Worrell,L.Coenen(2017)

Environmentaljustice

Hultetal.foundthatconsumptionperspectivestrengthenstheenvironmentaljusticediscourse(asitclaimstobeamorejustwayofcalculatingglobalandlocalenvironmentaleffects)whilepossiblyalsoincreasingtheenvironmentaldiscourse.

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solar,wind,hydro ↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+1] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] & J « ↑/~ [+2,0] && JJ ««

Increaseduseofbiomass

Nuclear/AdvancedNuclear↓ [-1] && JJ ««

CCS:Bioenergy

Noliterature

Advancedcoal CCS:Fossil

Noliterature Noliterature Noliterature

Reduceillicitarmstrade(16.4)

Continueduseofnuclearpowerposesaconstantriskofproliferation.IPCCAR5WG3(2014);vonHippeletal.(2011,2012);Sagan(2011);YimandLi(2013);AdamantiadesandKessides(2009);Rogner(2010).

Decentralizedrenewableenergysystems(e.g.,home-orvillage-scalesolarpower)canreducetheburdenongirlsandwomenofprocuringtraditionalbiomass.

Decentralizedrenewableenergysystems(e.g.,home-orvillage-scalesolarpower)canenableamoreparticipatory,democraticprocessformanagingenergy-relateddecisionswithincommunities.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Theenergyjusticeframeworkservesasanimportantdecision-makingtoolinordertounderstandhowdifferentprinciplesofjusticecaninformenergysystemsandpolicies.Islaretal.(2017)statesthatoff-gridandmicro-scaleenergydevelopmentoffersanalternativepathtofossil-fueluseandtop-downresourcemanagementastheydemocratizethegridandincreasemarginalizedcommunities'accesstorenewableenergy,educationandhealthcare.

Internationalcooperation(inpolicy)andcollaboration(inscience)isrequiredfortheprotectionofsharedresources.Fragmentedapproacheshavebeenshowntobemorecostly.SpecifictoSDG7,toachievethetargetsforenergyaccess,renewables,andefficiency,itwillbecriticalthatallcountries:(i)areabletomobilizethenecessaryfinancialresources(e.g.,viataxesonfossilenergy,sustainablefinancing,foreigndirectinvestment,financialtransfersfromindustrializedtodevelopingcountries);(ii)arewillingtodisseminateknowledgeandshareinnovativetechnologiesbetweeneachother;(iii)followrecognizedinternationaltraderuleswhileatthesametimeensuringthattheleastdevelopedcountriesareabletotakepartinthattrade;(iv) respecteachother’spolicyspaceanddecisions;(v)forgenewpartnershipsbetweentheirpublicandprivateentitiesandwithincivilsociety;and(vi)supportthecollectionofhigh-quality,timely,andreliabledatarelevanttothefurtheringtheirmissions.Thereissomedisagreementintheliteratureontheeffectofsomeoftheabovestrategies,suchasfreetrade.Regardinginternationalagreements,""no-regretsoptions"",whereallsidesgainthroughcooperation,areseenasparticularlybeneficial(e.g.,nucleartestbantreaties).(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

SchwerhoffG.,SyM.(2017) McCollumetal.(inreview);Cassetal.(2010);Cumbers(2012);KunzeandBecker(2015);WalkerandDevine-Wright(2008)

Islaretal.(2017) McCollumetal.(inreview);Clarkeetal.(2009);Eisetal.(2016);MontrealProtocol(1989);NewClimateEconomy(2015);O'Neilletal.(2017);Ramakeretal.(2003);Riahietal.(2015);Riahietal.(2017)

EmpowermentandInclusion(10.1/10.2/10.3/10.4) Energyjustice InternationalCooperation(allgoals)

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↑/↓ [+1,-1] &&& JJ «« ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J «

Noliterature Noliterature

~/↓ [0,-1] &&& JJ «« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

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Greenhousegasreductionfromimprovedlivestockproductionandmanuremanagementsystems

Responsibledecisionmaking(16.7) Improvedomesticcapacityfortaxcollection(17.1)

Tominimizetheeconomicandsocialcost,policiesshouldtargetemissionsattheirsource—onthesupplyside—ratherthanonthedemandsideassupply-sidepolicieshavelowercaloriecostthandemand-sidepolicies.Theroleoflivestocksystemtransitionsinemissionreductionsdependsonthelevelofthecarbonpriceandwhichemissionssectoristargetedbythepolicies(QuotedfromHavlík,P.,etal.(2014))

Theroleoflivestocksystemtransitionsinemissionreductionsdependsonthelevelofthecarbonpriceandwhichemissionssectoristargetedbythepolicies(QuotedfromHavlík,P.,etal.(2014))Mechanismsforeffectingbehavioralchangeinlivestocksystemsneedtobebetterunderstoodbyimplementingcombinationsofincentivesandtaxessimultaneouslyindifferentpartsoftheworld(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013))

Havlík,P.,etal.(2014) Havlík,P.,etal.(2014),Herrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013).

Buildeffective,accountableandinclusiveinstitutions(16.6/16.7/16.8) ResourcemobilizationandStrenghtenmulti-stakeholderPartnership(17.1/17.3/17.5/17.17)

Actionisneededthroughoutthefoodsystemforimprovinggovernanceandproducingmorefood.(QuotedfromGodfray,H.C.J.,&Garnett,T.(2014)).CSArequirespolicyinterventionforcarefuladjustmentofagriculturalpracticestonaturalconditions,aknowledge-intensiveapproach,hugefinancialinvestmentetc,sohavingstronginstitutionalframeworkisveryimportant.ThemainsourceofclimatefinanceforCSAindevelopingcountriesisthepublicsector.Lackofinstitutionalcapacity(asameansforsecuringcreationofequalinstitutionsamongsocialgroupsandindividuals)canreducefeasibilityofAFOLUmitigationmeasuresinthenearfuture,especiallyinareaswheresmall-scalefarmersorforestusersarethemainstakeholders(QuotedfromBustamante,M.,(2014))

ClimateSmartAgriculturerequiresmorecarefuladjustmentofagriculturalpracticestonaturalconditions,aknowledge-intensiveapproach,hugefinancialinvestment,andpolicyandinstitutionalinnovation,etc.Besidesprivateinvestmentqualityofpublicinvestmentisalsoimportant.(QuotedfromBehnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R. (2014)).Sources of climate finance for CSA in developing countries, including bilateral donors, multilateral financial institutions besides public sector finance.CSA is committed to new ways of engaging in participatory research and partnerships with producers (Quoted from Steenwerth, K. L., (2014))

Godfray,H.C.J.,&Garnett,T.(2014),Behnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014),Steenwerth,K.L.,(2014),Lipper,L.,etal.(2014),Bustamante,M.,(2014)

Behnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014),Lipper, L., et al. (2014), Steenwerth, K. L., (2014)

Agriculture&Livestock

Behaviourialresponse:Sustainablehealthydietsandreducedfoodwaste

Strongandeffectiveinstitutionsandresponsivedecisionmaking(16.6/16.7/16.a) ResourcemobilizationandStrenghtenPartnership(17.1/17.14)

Appropriateincentivestoreducefoodwastemayrequiresomepolicyinnovationandexperimentation,butastrongcommitmentfordevisingandmonitoringthemseemsessential.(QuotedfromBajželjetal.(2014))A financial incentive to minimise waste could be created through effective taxation (e.g. by taxing foods with the highest wastage rates, or by increasing taxes on waste disposal)Decision makers should try to integrate agricultural,environmental and nutritional objectives through appropriate policy measures to achieve sustainable healthy diets coupled with reduction in food waste.It is surprising that politicians and policy makers demonstrate little regarding the need of having strategies to reduce meat consumption and to encourage more sustainable eating practices in Netherlands.

Decisionmakersshouldtrytointegrateagricultural,environmentalandnutritionalobjectivesthroughappropriatepolicymeasurestoachievesustainablehealthydietscoupledwithreductioninfoodwaste.ItissurprisingthatpoliticiansandpolicymakersdemonstratelittleregardingtheneedofhavingstrategiestoreducemeatconsumptionandtoencouragemoresustainableeatingpracticesinNetherlands.

Bajželjetal.(2014),Lambetal.(2016),Garnett,T.(2011),Dagevos,H.,&Voordouw,J.(2013).

Garnett,T.(2011),Dagevos,H.,&Voordouw,J.(2013).

Landbasedgreenhousegasreductionandsoilcarbonsequestration

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Reduceddeforestation,REDD+

↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J « ↑ [+2] & J « ↑ [+2] && JJJ ««« ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J «

↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+2] && JJ ««

↑ [+1] && JJ «« ↑ [+1] && JJ ««

OceanironfertilizationSikkema,R.,etal.(2014),Huang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013),

Oceans

Bluecarbon

EnhancedWeathering

Land-relatedmitigation,suchasbiofuelproduction,aswellasconservationandreforestationactioncanincreasecompetitionforlandandnaturalresourcessothesemeasuresshouldbeaccompaniedbycomplementarypolicies.(QuotedfromEpstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017))

FinancingatthenationalandinternationallevelisrequiredtogrowmoreSeedlings/sapling,restoreland,createawarenesseducationfactsheets,providingtrainingoflocalcommunitiesregardingthebenefitsofaf-forestationandreforestation.Article12oftheKyotoProtocolfurthersetsaCleanDevelopmentMechanismthroughwhichcountriesinAnnexIearn‘certifiedemissionsreductions’throughprojectsimplementedindevelopingcountries.(QuotedfromMontanarella,L.,&Alva,I.L.(2015)).AfforestationandreforestationinIndiaarebeingcarriedoutundervariousprogrammes,namelysocialforestryinitiatedintheearly1980s,JointForestManagementProgrammeinitiatedin1990,afforestationunderNationalAfforestationandEco-developmentBoard(NAEB)programmessince1992,andprivatefarmerandindustryinitiatedplantationforestry.Ifthecurrentrateofafforestationandreforestationisassumedtocontinue,thecarbonstockcouldincreaseof11%by2030(QuotedfromRavindranath,N.H.,Chaturvedi,R.K.,&Murthy,I.K.(2008))

Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017). Kibria,G.(2015),Montanarella, L., & Alva, I. L. (2015), Ravindranath, N. H., Chaturvedi, R. K., & Murthy, I. K. (2008)

Behaviourialresponse(responsiblesourcing)

Responsibledecisionmaking(16.7) Financeandtrade(17.1/17.10)

Indonesianfactoriesmayseekadvantagesthroughnon-pricecompetition—perhapsbyhighlightingdecentworkingconditionsortheexistenceofaunion—ortoseetradeassociationsorgovernmentagenciespromotingthecountryasaresponsiblesourcinglocation.(QuotedfromBartley,T.(2010))Intheabsenceofdomesticlegalinstrumentsprovidingincentivestoimprovesustainabilityofsourcing,itappearsthatinitiativestoengagethemajorimportingenterprisesindevelopingresponsiblesourcingpracticesandpoliciesisapracticalapproach.Unlessinitiativesinvolveallthemajorimporters,theyareunlikelytobesuccessfulsincethehighcostsassociatedwithaccreditationwouldincreaseproductioncostsforthesefirmsrelativetotheircompetitors.((quotedfromHuang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013)).

Privatecertificationinitiativesforwoodproductandbiomasssourcingmayextendtheirschemeswithcriteriafor“leakage”(externalGHGeffects).AlsoRecyclingofwastewoodinpelletsisnotyetpracticed,duetounclearrulesintheEUWasteDirectiveaboutoverseasshipping.(QuotedfromSikkema,R.,etal.(2014))EngagementofChinesegovernmentandprivatesectorstakeholdersinsupplycountrysustainabilityinitiativesmaybethebestwaytosupportthisgradualprocessofimprovement.(quotedfromHuang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013)).Althoughcarryingoutduediligenceintimbersourcingcanrequireconsiderableinternalresources,itmaybesubstantiallylessofafinancialburdenthanthepotentialfinesandreputationaldamageresultingfromsourcingunknownorcontroversialtimber.(quotedfromHuang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013))

Bartley,T.(2010),Huang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013)

(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)),(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)),Lima,M.B.,etal.(2015)),Bustamante,Metal.(2014)

(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)),Andrew,D.(2017),Miles,L.,&Kapos,V.(2008),Bustamante,Metal.(2014)

Afforestationandreforestation

Responsibledecisionmaking(16.7) ResourcemobilizationandStrenghtenPartnership(17.1/17.14)

Forest OpportunitiesforWomen(5.1/5.5) Reducedinequality,empowermentandinclusion(10.1/10.2/10.3/10.4) Buildeffective,accountableandinclusiveinstitutions,Responsibledecisionmaking(16.6/16.7/16.8)

ResourcemobilizationandStrenghtenmulti-stakeholderPartnership(17.1/17.3/17.5/17.17)

WomenhavebeenlessinvolvedinREDD+initiative(pilotproject)designdecisionsandprocessesthanmen.Girlsandwomenhaveanimportantroleinforestryactivities,relatedtofuel-wood,forest-foodandmedicine.Theirempowermentcontributestosustainableforestryaswellasreducinginequality(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

Urgesdevelopedcountrytosupport,throughmultilateralandbilateralchannels,thedevelopmentofREDD+nationalstrategiesoractionplansandimplementation(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)).Girlsandwomenhaveanimportantroleinforestryactivities,relatedtofuel-wood,forest-foodandmedicine.Theirempowermentcontributestosustainableforestryaswellasreducinginequality(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

Institutionalbuilding(NationalForestMonitoringSystems,SafeguardInformationSystems,etc.),withfullandeffectiveparticipationofallrelevantcountries(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)).REDD+actionsalsodelivernon-carbonbenefits(e.g.localsocioeconomicbenefits,governanceimprovements)(QuotedfromLima,M.B.,etal.(2015))Forestgovernanceisanothercentralaspectinrecentstudies,includingdebateondecentralizationofforestmanagement,loggingconcessionsinpublicownedcommerciallyvaluableforests,andtimbercertification,primarilyintemperateforests.(QuotedfromBustamante,Metal.(2014))

Toprovidefinanceandtechnologytodevelopingcountriestosupportemissionsreductions.Besupportedbyadequateandpredictablefinancialandtechnologysupport,includingsupportforcapacity-building.(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)).Partnershipsintheformofsignificantaidmoneyfrom,e.g.,Norway,otherbilateraldonors,andtheWorldBank’sForestCarbonPartnershipFacility(FCPF)areforthcoming.(quotedfromAndrew,D.(2017)).EstimatesofopportunitycostforREDDareverylow.Lowercostsand/orhighercarbonpricescouldcombinetoprotectmoreforests,includingthosewithlowercarboncontent.Conversely,wherethecostofactionishigh,alargeamountofadditionalfundingwouldberequiredfortheforesttobeprotected.(QuotedfromMiles,L.,&Kapos,V.(2008)).Forestgovernanceisanothercentralaspectinrecentstudies,includingdebateondecentralizationofforestmanagement,loggingconcessionsinpublicownedcommerciallyvaluableforests,andtimbercertification,primarilyintemperateforests.(QuotedfromBustamante,Metal.(2014))

Brown2011,Larsonetal.2015,(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEIndustry

↑/↓ [+2,-1] && JJ «« ↑ [+1] &&& JJJ «««

Noliterature Noliterature

Low-carbonfuelswitch↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J «

Decarbonisation/CCS/CCU↑/↓ [+1,-1] &&& J «« ↑ [+2] & JJJJ ««««

Residential Behaviorialresponse↑ [+2] && JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+1] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] && JJJ «««

↑/↓ [+2,-1] && JJ ««« ↑ [+2] && JJJ «««

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

Accesstoimprovedwaterandsanitation(6.1/6.2),Waterefficiencyandpollution HealthyTerrestrialEcosystems(15.1/15.2/15.4/15.5/15.8)

Aswitchtolow-carbonfuelsintheresidentialsectorcanleadtoareductioninwaterdemandandwastewateriftheexistinghigher-carbonfuelisassociatedwithahigherwaterintensitythanthelower-carbonfuel.However,insomesituationstheswitchtoalow-carbonfuelsuchase.g.,biofuelcouldincreasewaterusecomparedtoexistingconditionsifthebiofuelcomesfromawater-intensivefeedstock.Improvedaccesstoenergycansupportcleanwaterandsanitationtechnologies.Ifenergyaccessissupportedwithwater-inensiveenergysources,therecouldbetradeoffswithwaterefficiencytargets.

Ensuringthattheworld’spoorhaveaccesstomodernenergyserviceswouldreinforcetheobjectiveofhaltingdeforestation,sincefirewoodtakenfromforestsisacommonlyusedenergyresourceamongthepoor.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Hejazietal.(2015);Songetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016);RaoandPachauri(2017);Cibinetal.(2016)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Bailisetal.(2015);Bazilianetal(2011);Karekezietal.(2012);Winteretal.(2015)

Efficiencychangesintheresidentialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninresidentialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.Aswitchtolow-carbonfuelsintheresidentialsectorcanleadtoareductioninwaterdemandandwastewateriftheexistinghigher-carbonfuelisassociatedwithahigherwaterintensitythanthelower-carbonfuel.However,insomesituationstheswitchtoalow-carbonfuelsuchase.g.,biofuelcouldincreasewaterusecomparedtoexistingconditionsifthebiofuelcomesfromawater-intensivefeedstock.'Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,energyefficiencyisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.Subsidiesforrenewablesareanticipatedtoleadtothebenefitsandtradeoffsoutlinedwhendeployingrenewables.Subsidiesforrenewablescouldleadtoimprovedwateracccessandtreatmentifsubsidiessupportprojectsthatprovidebothwaterandenergyservices(e.g.,solardesalination).

Sustainablepracticesadoptedbypublicandprivatebodiesintheiroperations(e.g.,forgoodsprocurement,supplychainmanagement,andaccounting)createanenablingenvironmentinwhichrenewableenergyandenergyefficiencymeasuresmaygaingreatertraction.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

ImprovedcookstovehelphaltingdeforestationinruralIndia

Hendricksonetal.(2014);BartosandChester(2014);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016);BartosandChester(2014);Biltonetal.(2011);Scottetal.(2011);Kumaretal.(2012);Kernetal.(2014);Meldrumetal.(2014),Kimetal(2017)

McCollumetal.(inreview);CDP(2015);EuropeanClimateFoundation(2014);Khanetal.(2015);NewClimateEconomy(2015);StefanandPaul(2008),

BhojvaidVasundharaet.al.(2014)

BartosandChester(2014);Frickoetal.(2016)Hollandetal.(2016) Zhaoetal.2017;Somerfeld,Buys,andVine,2017;IsenhourandFeng,2016;He,Xiong,andLin,2016;HultandLarsson,2016;Sluisveldetal.,2016;Allenetal.,2015;Sweeneyetal.,2013;Webbetal.,2013

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) SustainablePracticesandLifestyles(12.6/12.7/12.8) Reduceddeforestation(15.2)

Meldrumetal.(2013);Frickoetal.(2016);Byersetal.(2016);Brandletal.(2017) Wesseling,J.H.,S.Lechtenböhmer,M.Åhman,L.J.Nilsson,E.Worrell,L.Coenen(2017)Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) Responsibleandsustainableconsumption

Behavioralchangesintheresidentialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninresidentialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.

Technologicalimprovementsalonearenotsufficienttoincreaseenergysavings.Zhaoetal.(2017)findingsindicatethatbuildingtechnologyandoccupantbehaviorsinteractwitheachotherandfinallyaffectenergyconsumptionfromhome.Theyfoundthatoccupanthabitscouldnottakeadvantageofmorethan50percentofenergyefficiencypotentialallowedbyanefficientbuilding.Intheelectronicsegmentproductobsolescencerepresentsakeychallengeforsustainability.Echegaray(2015)discussesthedissonancebetweenconsumers'productdurabilityexperience,orientationstoreplacedevicesbeforeterminaltechnicalfailure,andperceptionsofindustryresponsibilityandperformance.Theresultsfromtheirurbansamplesurveyindicatethattechnicalfailureisfarsurpassedbysubjectiveobsolescenceasacauseforfastproductreplacement.AtthesametimeLiu,Oosterveer,andSpaargaren(2017)suggestthatweneedtogobeyondindividualistandstructuralistperspectivestoanalysesustainableconsumption(i.e.combinesbothhumanagencyparadigmandsocialstructuralperspective).

Hejazietal.(2015);Songetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016) Supinoetal(2015),Fanetal(2017),Leideretal(2015),Zhengetal(2016),Shietal(2017),Liuetal(2014),Stahel(2017)

Shietal(2017)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) Sustainableproductionandconsumption(12.1,12.612.a)

CCU/Srequiresaccesstowaterforcoolingandprocessingwhichcouldcontributetolocalizedwaterstress.CCS/Uprocesscanpotentiallybeconfiguredforincreasedwaterefficiencycomparedtoasystemwithoutcarboncaptureviaprocessintegration.

EPIplantsarecapitalintensiveandaremostlyoperatedbymultinationalwithlonginvestmentcycles.Indevelopedcountriesnewinvestmentsarehappeninginbrownfields,whileindevelopingcountriestheseareingreenfields.Collaborationamongpartnersanduserdemandchange,policychangeareessentialforencouragingtheselargeriskyinvestments.

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) Sustainableproduction(12.2.,12.3,12.a) Sustainableproduction(15.1,15.5,15.9,15.10)

Aswitchtolow-carbonfuelscanleadtoareductioninwaterdemandandwastewateriftheexistinghigher-carbonfuelisassociatedwithahigherwaterintensitythanthelower-carbonfuel.However,insomesituationstheswitchtoalow-carbonfuelsuchase.g.,biofuelcouldincreasewaterusecomparedtoexistingconditionsifthebiofuelcomesfromawater-intensivefeedstock.

Circulareconomyinsteadoflinerglobaleconomycanachieveclimategoalandcanhelpineconomicgrowththroughindustrialisationwhichsavesonresources,enviornmentandsupportssmall,ediumandevenlargeindustries,canleadtoemploymentgeneration.sonewregulations,incentives,taxregimecanhelpinachievingthegoalespeciallyinnewlyemergingdevelopingcpuntriesalthoughapplicableforlargeindsutrialisedcountriesalso.

Circulareconomyinsteadoflinerglobaleconomycanachieveclimategoalandcanhelpineconomicgrowththroughindustrialisationwhichsavesonresources,enviornmentandsupportssmall,ediumandevenlargeindustries,canleadtoemploymentgeneration.sonewregulations,incentives,taxregimecanhelpinachievingthegoalespeciallyinnewlyemergingdevelopingcpuntriesalthoughapplicableforlargeindsutrialisedcountriesalso.

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) SustainableandEfficientresource(12.2,12.5,12.6,12.7,12a)

Efficiencyandbehaviouralchangesintheindustrialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninindustrialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.Likewise,reducingmaterialinputsforindustrialprocessesthroughefficiencyandbehaviouralchangeswillreducewaterinputsinthematerialsupplychains.Inextractiveindustriestherecanbeatradeoffwithproductionunlessstrategicallymanaged.andwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.Inextractiveindustriesthereistradeoffunlessstrategicallymanaged.Behavioralchangesintheindustrialsectorthatleadtoreducedenergydemandcanleadtoreducedrequirementsonenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoconvertenergyintousefulforms,thereductioninindustrialdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.

Oncestartedleadstochainofactionswithinthesectorandpolicyspacetosustaintheeffort.Helpinexpansionofsustianableindustrialproduction(Ghana)

VassoloandDoell(2005);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016);Nguyenetal(2014) ApeaningandThollandar(2013),Fernandoetal(2017)

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Transport Behaviouralresponse↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] && JJ ««

↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

↑/↓ [+2,-1] && JJ ««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) EnsureSustainableConsumption&Productionpatterns(12.3)

Aswitchtolow-carbonfuelsinthetransportsectorcanleadtoareductioninwaterdemandandwastewateriftheexistinghigher-carbonfuelisassociatedwithahigherwaterintensitythanthelower-carbonfuel.However,insomesituationstheswitchtoalow-carbonfuelsuchase.g.,biofuelcouldincreasewaterusecomparedtoexistingconditionsifthebiofuelcomesfromawater-intensivefeedstock.Transportelectricficationcouldleadtotradeoffswithwateruseiftheelecticityisprovidedwithwaterintensivepowergeneration.

Duetopersistentrelianceonfossilfuels,itispositedthattransportismoredifficulttodecarbonizethanothersectors.Thisstudypartiallyconfirmsthattransportislessreactivetoagivencarbontaxthanthenon-transportsectors:inthefirsthalfofthecentury,transportmitigationisdelayedby10–30yearscomparedtonon-transportmitigation.Theextenttowhichearliermitigationispossiblestronglydependsonimplementedtechnologiesandmodelstructure.

Hejazietal.(2015);Songetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016) (Pietzckeretal.,2013);(Figueroa,Lah,Fulton,McKinnon,&Tiwari,2014);IPCCAR5WG3(2014);(Creutzigetal.,2015)

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) SustainableConsumption(12.2/12.8)

Similartobehavioralchanges,efficiencymeasuresinthetransportsectorthatleadtoreducedtransportdemandcanleadtoreducedtransportenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoproduceanumberofimportanttransportfuels,thereductionintransportdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.

Relationalcomplextransportbehaviorresultinginsignificantgrowthinenergy-inefficientcarchoices,aswellasdifferencesinmobilitypatterns(distancesdriven,drivingstyles)andactualfuelconsumptionbetweendifferentcarsegmentsallaffectthenon-progressontransportdecarbonisation.Consumptionchoices,andindividuallifestylesaresituatedtiedtotheformofthesurroundingurbanization.Majorbehavioralchangesandemissionsreductionsrequiresunderstandingofthisrelationalcomplexity,considerationofpotentialinteractionswithotherpoliciesandthelocalcontextandimplementationofbothcommand-and-controlaswellasmarket-basedmeasures.

Vidicetal.(2013);Tiedemannetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016) (Stanley,Hensher,&Loader,2011);(Heinonen,Jalas,Juntunen,Ala-Mantila,&Junnila,2013);(Gallego,Montero,&Salas,2013);(Aamaas&Peters,2017);Gössling&Metzler,2017;Azevedo&Leal,2017

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) EnsureSustainableConsumption&Productionpatterns(12.3)

Behavioralchangesinthetransportsectorthatleadtoreducedtransportdemandcanleadtoreducedtransportenergysupply.Aswaterisusedtoproduceanumberofimportanttransportfuels,thereductionintransportdemandisanticipatedtoreducewaterconsumptionandwastewater,resultinginmorecleanwaterforothersectorsandtheenvironment.

Urbancarbonmitigationmustconsiderthesupplychainmanagementofimportedgoods,theproductionefficiencywithinthecity,theconsumptionpatternsofurbanconsumers,andtheresponsibilityoftheultimateconsumersoutsidethecity.ImportantforclimatepolicyofmonitoringtheCO2clustersthatdominateCO2emissionsinglobalsupplychainsbecausetheyofferinsightsonwhereclimatepolicycanbeeffectivelydirected.

Vidicetal.(2013);Tiedemannetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016) (Lin,Hu,Cui,Kang,&Ramaswami,2015);(Kagawaetal.,2015),Felixetal(2016)

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEReplacingcoal Non-biomassrenewables

solar,wind,hydro ↑/↓ [+2,-2] &&&& JJJJ «««« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««« ↑/↓ [2,-1] && JJJ ««« ↓ [-1] &&& JJJ «««

Increaseduseofbiomass↑/↓ [+1,-2] &&&& JJ «««« ↑/↓ [+1,-2] & JJJ ««

Nuclear/AdvancedNuclear↑/↓ [+2,-1] &&& JJJ ««« ↓ [-1] && JJ ««

CCS:Bioenergy↑/↓ [+1,-2] && J «« ↑/↓ [+1,-2] & JJJ ««

Advancedcoal CCS:Fossil

↑/↓ [+1,-2] &&& J ««

s

Meldrumetal.(2013);Frickoetal.(2016);Byersetal.(2016);Brandletal.(2017)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6)

CCU/Srequiresaccesstowaterforcoolingandprocessingwhichcouldcontributetolocalizedwaterstress.However,CCS/Uprocesscanpotentiallybeconfiguredforincreasedwaterefficiencycomparedtoasystemwithoutcarboncaptureviaprocessintegration.CoalminingtosupportcleancoalCCSwillnegativelyimpactwaterresourcesduetotheassociatedwaterdemands,wastewaterandland-userequirements.Meldrumetal.(2013);Frickoetal.(2016);Byersetal.(2016);Brandletal.(2017)

Nuclearpowergenerationrequireswaterforcoolingwhichcanleadtolocalizedwaterstressandtheresultingcoolingeffluentscancausethermalpollutioninriversandoceans

Safetyandwasteconcerns,uraniumminingandmilling

Websteretal.(2013);Frickoetal.(2016);Raptisetal.(2016);Hollandetal.(2016) IPCCAR5WG3(2014);VisschersandSiegrist(2012);Greenberg(2013a);Kimetal.Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6)

CCU/Srequiresaccesstowaterforcoolingandprocessingwhichcouldcontributetolocalizedwaterstress.However,CCS/Uprocesscanpotentiallybeconfiguredforincreasedwaterefficiencycomparedtoasystemwithoutcarboncaptureviaprocessintegration.Thebioenergycomponentaddstheadditionaltradeoffsassociatedwithbioenergyuse.

HealthyTerrestrialEcosystems(15.1/15.2/15.4/15.5/15.8)

Protectingterrestrialecosystems,sustainablymanagingforests,haltingdeforestation,preventingbiodiversitylossandcontrollinginvasivealienspeciescouldpotentiallyclashwithrenewableenergyexpansion,ifthatwouldmeanconstraininglarge-scaleutilizationofbioenergyorhydropower.Goodgovernance,cross-jurisdictionalcoordination,andsoundimplementationpracticesarecriticalforminimizingtrade-offs.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Protectingterrestrialecosystems,sustainablymanagingforests,haltingdeforestation,preventingbiodiversitylossandcontrollinginvasivealienspeciescouldpotentiallyclashwithrenewableenergyexpansion,ifthatwouldmeanconstraininglarge-scaleutilizationofbioenergyorhydropower.Goodgovernance,cross-jurisdictionalcoordination,andsoundimplementationpracticesarecriticalforminimizingtrade-offs.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Hejazietal.(2015),Bonschetal.(2016),Cibinetal.(2016);Songetal.(2016);Gaoetal.(2017);Taniwaki(2017);Woodburyetal.(2017);Griffithsetal.(2017);Haetal.(2017)

McCollumetal.(inreview); Smithetal.(2010);Smithetal.(2014);AcheampongM.,ErtemF.C.,KapplerB.,NeubauerP.(2017)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) HealthyTerrestrialEcosystems(15.1/15.2/15.4/15.5/15.8)

McCollumetal.(inreview); Smithetal.(2010);Smithetal.(2014);AcheampongM.,ErtemF.C.,KapplerB.,NeubauerP.(2017)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6)/Accesstoimprovedwater NaturalResourceProtection(12.2/12.3/12.4/12.5) MarineEconomies(14.7)/MarineProtection(14.1/14.2/14.4/14.5) HealthyTerrestrialEcosystems(15.1/15.2/15.4/15.5/15.8)

Wind/solarrenewableenergytechnologiesareassociatedwithverylowwaterrequirementscomparedtoexistingthermalpowerplanttechnologies.Widespreaddeploymentisthereforeanticipatedtoleadtoimprovedwaterefficiencyandavoidedthermalpollution.However,managingwindandsolarvariabilitycanincreasewateruseatthermalpowerplantsandcancausepoorwaterqualitydownstreamfromhydropowerplants.Accesstodistributedrenewablescanprovidepowertoimprovewateraccess,butcouldalsoleadtoincreasedgroundwaterpumpingandstressifmismanaged.Developingdamstosupportreliablehydropowerproductioncanfragmentriversandalternaturalflowsreducingwaterandecosystemquality.Developingdamstosupportreliablehydropowerproductioncanresultindisputesforwaterinbasinswithup-anddown-streamusers.Storingwaterinreservoirsincreasesevaporation,whichcouldoffsetwaterconservationtargetsandreduceavailabilityofwaterdownstream.However,hydropowerplaysanimportantroleinenergyaccessforwatersupplyindevelopingregions,cansupportwatersecurity,andhasthepotentialtoreducewaterdemandsifusedwithoutreservoirstoragetodisplaceotherwaterintensiveenergyprocesses.

Renewableenergyandenergyefficiencyslowthedepletionofseveraltypesofnaturalresources,namelycoal,oil,naturalgas,anduranium.Inaddition,thephasing-outoffossilfuelsubsidiesencourageslesswastefulenergyconsumption;butifthatisdone,thenthepoliciesimplementedmusttakecaretominimizeanycounteractingadverseside-effectsonthepoor(e.g.,fuelpricerises).(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Ocean-basedenergyfromrenewablesources(e.g.,offshorewindfarms,waveandtidalpower)arepotentiallysignificantenergyresourcebasesforislandcountriesandcountriessituatedalongcoastlines.Multi-useplatformscombiningrenewableenergygeneration,aqua-culture,transportservicesandleisureactivitiescanlaythegroundworkformorediversifiedmarineeconomies.Dependingonthelocalcontextandprevailingregulations,ocean-basedenergyinstallationscouldeitherinducespatialcompetitionwithothermarineactivities,suchastourism,shipping,resourcesexploitation,andmarineandcoastalhabitatsandprotectedareas,orprovidefurthergroundsforprotectingthoseexacthabitats,thereforeenablingmarineprotection.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview).Hydropowerdisruptstheintegrityandconnectivityofaquatichabitatsandimpacttheproductivityofinlandwatersandtheirfisheries

landscapeandwildlifeimpactforwind,habitatimpactforhydropower

Biltonetal.(2011);Scottetal.(2011);Kumaretal.(2012);Kernetal.(2014);Meldrumetal.(2014);Frickoetal.(2016);Zivetal.(2012);Grilletal.(2015);Grubertetal.(2016);Frickoetal.(2016);DeStefanoetal.(2017)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Banerjeeetal.(2012);Bhattacharyyaetal.(2016);Cameronetal.(2016);Riahietal.(2012);Schwanitzetal.(2014)

McCollumetal.(inreview);BuckandKrause(2012);Michler-Cieluchetal.(2009);WBGU(2013);Ingeretal.(2009);MatthewsN.,MccartneyM.(2017);CookeS.J.,AllisonE.H.,BeardT.D.,Jr.,ArlinghausR.,ArthingtonA.H.,BartleyD.M.,CowxI.G.,FuentevillaC.,LeonardN.J.,LorenzenK.,LynchA.J.,NguyenV.M.,YounS.-J.,TaylorW.W.,WelcommeR.L.(2016)

Wiseretal.(2011);LovichandEnnen(2013);Garvinetal.(2011);Grodskyetal.(2011);Dahletal.(2012);deLucasetal.(2012);Dahletal.(Dahletal.,2012);Jainetal.(2011);Kumaretal.(2011);Alho(2011);Kunzetal.(2011);Smithetal.(2013);Zivetal.(2012);MatthewsN.,MccartneyM.(2017)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) HealthyTerrestrialEcosystems(15.1/15.2/15.4/15.5/15.8)

Biomassexpansioncouldleadtoincreasedwaterstresswhenirrigatedfeedstocksandwater-intensiveprocessingstepsareused.Bioenergycropscanalterflowoverlandandthroughsoilsaswellasrequirefertilizerandthiscanreducewateravailabilityandquality.Plantingbioenergycropsonmarginallandsorinsomesituationstoreplaceexistingcropscanleadtoreductionsinsoilerosionandfertilzerinputs,improvingwaterquality.

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE

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Mekonnenetal.(2013);Kongetal.(2016);Ranetal.(2016),Schader,C.,etal.(2015) Thornton,P.K.(2010),Herrero,M.,etal.(2013),Herrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013).,Schader,C.,etal.(2015)

Herrero,M.,etal.(2013),Schader,C.,etal.(2015)

Wateruseefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) EnsureSustainableProductionpatternsandrestructingtaxation(12.3/12c) Restorationofland(15.1)

Livestockefficiencymeasuresareexpectedtoreducewaterrequiredforlivestocksystemsaswellasassociatedlivestockwastewaterflows.However,efficiencymeasuresthatincludeagriculturalintensificationcouldincreasewaterdemandslocally,leadingtoincreasedwaterstressiftheintensificationismismananged.Scenarioswherezerohuman-edibleconcentratefeedisuseforlivestocksfreshwaterusereducesby21%.

Inthefuture,manydevelopedcountrieswillseeacontinuingtrendinwhichlivestockbreedingfocusesonotherattributesinadditiontoproductionandproductivity,suchasproductquality,increasinganimalwelfare,diseaseresistance(QuotedfromThornton,P.K.(2010)).Dietcompositionandqualityarekeydeterminantsoftheproductivityandfeed-useefficiencyoffarmanimals(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,etal.(2013)),Mechanismsforeffectingbehavioralchangeinlivestocksystemsneedtobebetterunderstoodbyimplementingcombinationsofincentivesandtaxessimultaneouslyindifferentpartsoftheworld(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013)).Reducingtheamountofhuman-ediblecropsthatarefedtolivestockrepresentsareversalofthecurrenttrendofsteepincreasesinlivestockproduction,andespeciallyofmonogastrics,sowouldrequiredrasticchangesinproductionandconsumption(QuotedfromSchader,C.,etal.(2015))

GrasslandsArePrecious,butimprovedmanagementisrequiredasgrassaccountsforcloseto50%offeeduseinlivestocksystems(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,etal.(2013)).Thescenariowith100%reductionofFood-Competing-Feedstuffsresultedina335Mhadecreaseinarablelandarea,whichcorrespondstoadecreaseof22%inarableand7%inthetotalagriculturalarea.(QuotedfromSchader,C.,etal.(2015))

EnsureSustainableProductionpatterns(12.3) ConservationofBiodiversityandrestorationofland(15.1/15.5/15.9)

Soilcarbonsequestrationcanalterthecapacityofsoilstostorewater,whichimpactsthehydrologicalcycleandcouldbepositiveornegativefromawaterperspective,dependentonexistingconditions.ClimateSmartAgricultureenrichlinkagesacrosssectorsincludingmanagementwaterresources.Minimumtillagesystemshavebeenreportedtoreducewatererosionandthussedimentationofwatercourses.(QuotedfromBustamante,M.,(2014))

Yield of millet or sorghum can double as compared with unimproved land more than 1 tonne per hectare due to sustainable intensification.An integrated approach to safe applications of both conventional and modern agricultural biotechnologies will contribute to increased yield.(Quoted from Lakshmi et. al (2015))

Agriculturalintensificationcanpromoteconservationofbiologicaldiversitybyreducingdeforestation,andbyrehabilitationandrestorationofbiodiversecommunitiesonpreviouslydevelopedfarmorpastureland.However,plantingmonoculturesonbiodiversityhotspotscanhaveadverseside-effects,reducingbiodiversity.Geneticallymodifiedcropsreducesdemandforcultivatedland.Adoptationofintegratedlandscapeapproachescanprovidevariousecosystemservices.CSAenrichlinkagesacrosssectorsincludingmanagementoflandandbio-resources.Landsparinghasthepotentialtobebeneficialforbiodiversity,includingformanyspeciesofconservationconcern,butbenefitswilldependstronglyontheuseofsparedland.Inaddition,highyieldfarminginvolvestrade-offsandislikelytobedetrimentalforwildspeciesassociatedwithfarmland.(QuotedfromLamb,A.,etal.(2016))

Smith(2016),Behnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014),Bustamante,M.,(2014)

Campbelletal.(2014),Lakshmiet.al(2015) IPCCWGIII,2014,Lamb,A.,etal.(2016),LybbertT,SumnerD(2010),Harvey,C.A.,etal.(2014),Behnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014),Lamb,A.,etal.(2016)

EnsureSustainableConsumption&Productionpatterns,Sustainable ConservationofBiodiversityandrestorationofland(15.1/15.5/15.9)

Reducedfoodwasteavoidsdirectwaterdemandandwastewaterforcropsandfoodprocessing,andavoidswaterusedforenergysupplybyreducingagricultural,foodprocessingandwastemanagementenergyinputs.Healthydietswillsupportwaterefficiencytargetsiftheshifttowardshealthyfoodsresultsinfoodsupplychainsthatarelesswaterintensivethanthesupplychainssupportingthehistoricaldietarypattern.

Reducelossandwasteinfoodsystems,processing,distributionandbychanginghouseholdhabits.Toreduceenvironmentalimpactoflivestockbothproductionandconsumptiontrendsofthissectorshouldbetraced.Livestockproductionneedstobeintensifiedinaresponsibleway(i.e.,bemademoreefficientinthewaythatitusesnaturalresources)Wastedfoodrepresentsawasteofalltheemissionsgeneratedduringthecourseofproducinganddistributing.thatfood.Mitigationmeasuresinclude:Eatnomorethanneededtomaintainahealthybodyweight,Eatseasonal,robust,fieldgrownvegetablesratherthanprotected,fragilefoodspronetospoilageandrequiringheatingandlightingintheircultivation,refrigerationstage,Consumefewerfoodswithlownutritionalvaluee.g.Alcohol,tea,coffee,chocolate,bottledwater(Thesefoodsarenotneededinourdietandneednotbeproduced),Shoponfootorovertheinternet(Reducedenergyuse).Reductioninfoodwastewillnotonlypavethepathforsustainableproductionbutwillalsohelpinachievingsustainableconsumption(QuotedfromGarnett,T.(2011))Reducemeatconsumptiontoencouragemoresustainableeatingpractices.

Reducingfoodwastehassecondarybenefitslikeprotectingsoilfromdegradation,anddecreasingpressureforlandconversionintoagricultureandtherebyprotectingbiodiversity.Theagriculturalareathatbecomesredundantthroughthedietarytransitionscanbeusedforotheragriculturalpurposessuchasenergycropproduction,orwillreverttonaturalvegetation.Aglobalfoodtransitiontolessmeat,orevenacompleteswitchtoplant-basedproteinfoodhaveadramaticeffectonlanduse.Upto2,700Mhaofpastureand100Mhaofcroplandcouldbeabandoned(QuotedfromStehfestetal.(2009))

Khanetal.(2009);Bajzeljetal.(2014);Ranetal.(2016);VillarroelWalkeretal.(2014);Mekonnenetal.(2013);Bajzeljetal.(2014),Ingram,J.(2011),Kummuetal.(2012),Tilman,D.&Clark,M.(2014)

Beddingtonetal.(2012),Steinfeld,H.,&Gerber,P.(2010),Bajželjetal.(2014),Ingram,J.(2011),Garnett,T.(2011),Westetal.(2014),Kummuetal.(2012),Hedenus,F.(2014),Stehfest,E.(2009),Dagevos,H.,&Voordouw,J.(2013),Bellarbyetal.(2013),Tilman,D.&Clark,M.(2014),Smith,P.(2013),Lambetal.(2016),Hiçetal.2016)

Kummuetal.(2012),Stehfestetal.(2009)

Agriculture&Livestock

Behaviourialresponse:Sustainablehealthydietsandreducedfoodwaste

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6)

Landbasedgreenhousegasreductionandsoilcarbonsequestration

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6)

Greenhousegasreductionfromimprovedlivestockproductionandmanuremanagementsystems

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↑/↓ [+2,-1] & JJ «« ↓ [-1] & J «

Oceanironfertilization↑/↓ [+1,-2] &&& JJ «

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Protectinlandfreshwatersystems(14.1)

Enhancedweathering(eitherbyspreadinglimeorquicklime(incombinationwithCCS)overtheoceanorolivineatbeachesorthecatchmentareaofrivers)opposesoceanacidification."End-of-centuryoceanacidificationisreversedunderRCP4.5andreducedbyabouttwo-thirdsunderRCP8.5;additionally,surfaceoceanaragonitesaturationstate,akeycontroloncoralcalcificationrates,ismaintainedabove3.5throughoutthelowlatitudes,therebyhelpingmaintaintheviabilityoftropicalcoralreefecosystems(Ticketal.2010)"However,alsomarinebiologywouldbeaffected,inparticularifspreadingolivineisusedwhichactuallyworksratherlikeocean(iron)fertilization.

OlivinecancontaintoxicmetalssuchasnickelwhichcouldaccumulateintheenvironmentordisruptthelocalecosystembychangingthepHofthewater(incaseofspreadinginthecatchmentareaofrivers).

Köhleretal.(2010),Hartmannetal.(2013),Köhleretal.(2013),PaquayundZeebe(2013),Tayloretal.(2015),Smithetal.(2015)

Hartmannetal.(2013).

Reduceddeforestation,REDD+

conservationofBiodiversityandrestorationofland(15.1,15.2,15.3,15.4,15.9)

Developmentofbluecarbonresources(coastalandmarinevegetatedecosystems)canleadtocoordinatedmanagementofwaterincoastalareas.

Mangrovescouldbufferacidificationittheirimmediatevicinity;Seaweedshavenotbeenabletomitigatetheeffectonoceanforaminifera

averagedifferenceof31 mmperyearinelevationratesbetweenareaswithseagrassandunvegetatedareas(casestudyareasScotland,Kenya,TanzaniaandSaudiArabia);Mangrovesfosteringsedimentaccretionofabout5mmayear)Vierrosetal.(2013) Sippoetal.(2016);Pettitetal.(2015) Potouroglouetal(2017);Alongi(2012)

Oceans NutrientPollution,OceanAcidification,FishStocks,MPAs,SISD

OIFcouldexacerbateorreducenutrientpollution,increasethelikelihoodofmid-waterdeoxygenation,increasesoceanacidification,mightcontributetotherebuildingoffishstocksinproducingplankton,generatingthereforebenefitsforSISD,butmightbeinconflictwithdesigningMPAs.Gnanadesikanetal.(2003),JinandGruber(2003),Denman(2008),SmetacekandNaqvi(2008),Lampittetal.(2008),Oschliesetal.(2010),Güssowetal.(2010),Tricketal.(2010),Williamsonetal.(2012)

Bluecarbon Integratedwaterresourcesmanagement(6.3/6.5) OceanAcidification,NutrientPollution(14.3,14.1)

EnhancedWeathering OceanAcidification,NutrientPollution(14.3,14.1)

Behaviourialresponse(responsiblesourcing)

Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) Sustainabilitymanageforest(15.2/15.3)

Responsiblesourcingwillhaveco-benefitsforwaterefficiencyandpollutionpreventionifthesourcingstrategiesincorporatewatermetrics.Thereisariskthatshiftingsupplysourcescouldleadtoincreasedwateruseinanotherpartoftheeconomy.

Atthemacrolevel,forestcertificationhasdonelittletostemthetideofforestdegradation,conversionofforestlandtoagriculture,andillegallogging—allofwhichremainseriousthreatstoIndonesianforests(QuotedfromBartley,T.(2010)).

vanOeletal.(2012);Launiainenetal.(2014) Bartley,T.(2010)

SimilartoREDD+,forestmanagementaltersthehydrologicalcyclewhichcouldbepositiveornegativefromawaterperspectiveandisdependentonexistingconditions.Forestlandscaperestorationcanhavealargeimpactwatercycles.Strategicplacementoftreebeltsinlandsaffectedbydrylandsalinitycanremediatetheaffectedlandsbymodifyinglandscapewaterbalances.Watershedscalereforestationcanresultintherestorationofwaterquality.

Mangroveswouldhelptoenhancefisheries,tourismbusiness Identifiedlargeamountsofland(749Mha)globallyasbiophysicallysuitableandmeetingtheCDM-AReligibilitycriteria(QuotedfromZomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008)).Forestlandscaperestorationcanconservebiodiversityandreducelanddegradation.Mangrovesreduceimpactsofdisasters(cyclones/storms/floods)actingasliveseawalls,enhanceforestresources/biodiversity.Forestlossgoalcanconserve/restore3.9–8.8mha/yearaverage,77.2–176.9mhaintotaland7.7–17.7mha/yearin2030offorestareaby2030(QutedfromWolosin,M.(2014))Forestandbiodiversityconservation,protectedareaformation,andforestry-basedafforestationarepracticesenhanceresilienceofforestecosystemstoclimatechange(IPCC,2014b).Strategicplacementoftreebeltsinlandsaffectedbydrylandsalinitycanremediatetheaffectedlandsbymodifyinglandscapewaterbalancesandprotectlivestock.Itcanrestorebiologicallydiversecommunitiesonpreviouslydevelopedfarmland(QuotedfromBustamante,M.,etal.(2014)).Large-scalerestorationislikelytobenefitecosystemserviceprovision,includingrecreationbiodiversityconservationandfloodmitigation

Kibria,G.(2015),Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Lamb,A.,etal.(2016),Bustamante,M.,etal.(2014)

Kibria,G.(2015). Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Kibria,G.(2015),Wolosin,M.(2014),(IPCC,2014b),Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017),Bustamante,M.,etal.(2014),Lambetal.2016

Bonschetal.(2016);Griffithsetal.(2016);Gaoetal(2017),Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Kibria,G.(2015),Katila,P.,etal.(2017)

(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017))

IPCCWGIII,2014,Lima,M.B.,etal.(2015).Miles,L.,&Kapos,V.(2008),Katila,P.,etal.(2017),Turpie,Warr,&Ingram,(2015),Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017).

Afforestationandreforestation

Enhancewaterquality(6.3) MarineEconomies(14.7)/MarineProtectionandincomegeneration ConservationofBiodiversityandrestorationofland(15.1/15.5/15.9)

Forest Waterefficiencyandpollutionprevention(6.3/6.4/6.6) EnsureSustainableconsumption(12.3) ConservationofBiodiversity,sustainabilityofterrestrialecosystems

Forestmanagementaltersthehydrologicalcyclewhichcouldbepositiveornegativefromawaterperspectiveandisdependentonexistingconditions.Conservationofecosystemservices—indirectlycouldhelpcountriesmaintainwatershedintegrityForestsprovidesustainableandregulatedprovisionandhelpsinwaterpurification

Reduce the human pressure on forests, including actions to address drivers of deforestation(Quoted from Lima, M. G. B., Kissinger, G., Visseren-Hamakers, I. J., Braña-Varela, J., & Gupta, A. (2017))

Policiesandprogramsforreducingdeforestationandforestdegradation,forrehabilitationandrestorationofdegradedlandscanpromoteconservationofbiologicaldiversity.Reducethehumanpressureonforests,includingactionstoaddressdriversofdeforestation

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEIndustry

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Low-carbonfuelswitch

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Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Industriesarebecomingsupplierofenergy,wasteheat,water,toneighbourialhumansettlementsandhencereducedprimaryenergydemandalsoandmaketownsandcitiesgrowsustainably

Transitioningtoamorerenewably-basedenergysystemthatishighlyenergyefficientiswellalighedwiththegoalofupgradingenergyinfrastructureandmakingtheenergyindustrymoresustainable.Inthereversedirection,infrastructureupgradesinotherpartsoftheeconomy,suchasmodernizedtelecommunicationnetworks,cancreatetheconditionsforasuccessfulexpansionofrenewableenergyandenergyefficiencymeasures(e.g.,smart-meteringanddemand-sidemanagement).(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Unemploymentratereductionfrom25%to12%insouthafrica.Enhancesfirmproductivityandtechnicalandmanagerialcapapcityoftheemployees

EnergyEfficiencyleadtoreducedrelativelylessenergydemandandhenceenergysupplyandenergysecurity,reducesimport.Positivereboundeffectcanraisedemandbuttoaverylessextentduetolowreboundeffectinindustrysectorinamnycountriesandbyappropriatemixofindsutries(china)canmaintainenergysavingsgain.supplyingsurplusenergytocitiesisalsohappening.provingmtenanceculture,Switchingoffidleequipmenthelpsavingenergy(e.gGhana)

Sustainablecities(15.6,15.8,15.9)Infrastructurerenewal(9.1/9.3/9.5,9a)ReducesUnemployment(8.2,8.3,8.4,8.5,8.6)Energysavings(7.1,7.3,7a,7b)

Sustainablecities(15.6,15.8,15.9)Innovationandnewinfrastrcutture(9.2,9.3,9.4,9.5.9.a)Economicgrowthwithdecentemployment(8.1,8.2,8.3,8.4)Sustainableandmodern(7.2,7.a)

Karneretal(2015)ApeaningandThollandar(2013),McCollumetal.(inreview); Bhattacharyyaetal.(2016);Goldthau(2014);Meltzer(2016);Riahietal.(2012)

Altierietal(2016),Fernandoetal(2017)ApeaningandThollandar(2013),Zhangetal(2015),IPCCWGIII(2014),Chakravartyetal.(2013),karneretal(2015),Fernandoetal(2017),Lietal(2016),Wesselingetal2017

Karneretal(2015)Supinoetal(2015),Fanetal(2017),Leideretal(2015),Zengetal(2016),Shietal(2017),Liuetal(2014),Stahel(2017)

Supinoetal(2015),Fanetal(2017),Leideretal(2015),Zhengetal(2016),Shietal(2017),Liuetal(2014),Stahel(2017)

Karneretal(2015)

Industriesarebecomingsupplierofenergy,wasteheat,water,rooftopsforsolarenergygenerationandsupplytoneighbourialhumansettlementsandhencereducedprimaryenergydemandalsoandmaketownsandcitiesgrowsustainably

Circulareconomyinsteadoflinerglobaleconomyishelpingnewinnovationandinfrastrcuturecanachieveclimategoalandcanhelpineconomicgrowththroughindustrialisationwhichsavesonresources,enviornmentandsupportssmall,ediumandevenlargeindustries,canleadtoemploymentgeneration.sonewregulations,incentives,taxregimecanhelpinachievingthegoal.

Circulareconomyinsteadoflinerglobaleconomycanachieveclimategoalandcanhelpineconomicgrowththroughindustrialisationwhichsavesonresources,enviornmentandsupportssmall,ediumandevenlargeindustries,canleadtoemploymentgeneration.sonewregulations,incentives,taxregimecanhelpinachievingthegoal.

Industriesarebecomingsupplierofenergy,wasteheat,water,rooftopsforsolarenergygenerationandhencereducedprimaryenergydemand

DeepdecarbonisationthroughradicaltechnologicalchangeinEPIwillleadtoradicalinnovationse.g.,incompletelychangingindustries'innovationstratgey,plantandequipment,skill,productiontechnique,designandsoon.RadicalCCSwillneednewinfrastructuretotransportCO2.

EPIsareimportantplayersforeconomicgrowth.DeepdecarbonisationofEPIthroughradicalinnovationisconsistentwithwellbelow2Cscenario

CCSforEPIscanbeincrementalbutneedsadditionalspaceandcanneedadditionalenergysometimescompensatingforhigherefficiencyotherwise,RecirculatingBlastRFurnace&CCSforironsteelmeanshighenergydemand,electricmeltinginglasscanmeanhigherelectricityprices,inpaperindustrynewseparationanddryingtechnologiesarekeytoreducetheenergyintensity,allowingforcarbonneutraloperationinthefuture,biorefineriescanreducepetrorefineries,DRIinironandsteelwithH2encouragesinnovationinhydrogeninfrastructure,inchemicalsindustryalsoencouragerenewableelectricityandhydrogen,biobasedpolymerscanincreasebiomassprice.

Innovationandnewinfrastrcutture(9.2,9.4,9.5)Progressivelydecouplegrowthfromenvdegradation(8.1,8.2,8.4)Affordableandsustainableenergysources

Innovationandnewinfrastrcutture(9.2,9.4,9.5)Progressivelyimproveresourceefficiency(8.4)Savingenergy,ImprovementinEnergyefficiency(7.3,7a,7b)

Wesseling,J.H.,S.Lechtenböhmer,M.Åhman,L.J.Nilsson,E.Worrell,L.Coenen(2017),ÅhmanMetal2016,Denis-RyanAetal2016

Wesseling,J.H.,S.Lechtenböhmer,M.Åhman,L.J.Nilsson,E.Worrell,L.Coenen(2017),ÅhmanMetal2016,Denis-RyanAetal2016

Wesseling,J.H.,S.Lechtenböhmer,M.Åhman,L.J.Nilsson,E.Worrell,L.Coenen(2017)

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Andaetal2014Andaetal(2014)Yue,Yang,andChen,2013;Somerfeld,Buys,andVine,2017;Zhaoetal.(2017);deKoningetal.,2016;IsenhourandFeng,2016;Sluisveldetal.,2016;Noonanetal.2015;Allenetal.,2015;Jainetal.2013a;Horietal.,2013;Sweenyetal.2013;Webbetal.,2013;Huebneretal.(2013);Gyamfi,Krumdieck,andUrmee(2013),Chakravartyetal(2013),Santarius(2016),Songetal(2016).Andaetal(2014)

Adoptionofsmartmeterandsmartgridfollowingcommunitybasedsocialmarketinghelpininfrastructureexpansion

Behaviourialchangeprogrammeshelpinsustainingenergysavingsthroughnewinfrastructuerdeveloment

LifestylechangemeasuresandadoptionbehavioraffectresidentialenergyuseandimplementationofefficienttechnologiesasresidentialHVACsystems.Alsosocialinfluencecandriveenergysavingsinusersexposedtoenergyconsumptionfeedback.Effectofautonomousmotivationonenergysavingsbehaviourisgreaterthanthatofothermoreestablishedpredictorssuchasintentions,subjectivenorms,perceivedbehaviouralcontrolandpastbehaviour.UseofahybridengineeringapproachusingsocialpsychologyandeconomicbehaviourmodelsaresuggestedforResidentialpeakelectricitydemandresponse.However,sometakebackinenergysavingscanhappenduetoreboundeffectunlessmanagedappropriatelyoraccountedforwelfareimprovement.AdjustingThermostathelpsinsavingenergy.

Renewableenergytechnologiesandenergy-efficienturbaninfrastructuresolutions(e.g.,publictransit)canalsopromoteurbanenvironmentalsustainabilitybyimprovingairqualityandreducingnoise.Efficienttransportationtechnologiespoweredbyrenewably-basedenergycarrierswillbeakeybuildingblockofanysustainabletransportsystem.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview),Greenbuildingshelpinsutainableconstruction.

Deployingrenewablesandenergy-efficienttechnologies,whencombinedwithothertargetedmonetaryandfiscalpolicies,canhelpspurinnovationandreinforcelocal,regional,andnationalindustrialandemploymentobjectives.Grossemploymenteffectsseemlikelytobepositive;however,uncertaintyremainsregardingthenetemploymenteffectsduetoseveraluncertaintiessurroundingmacro-economicfeedbackloopsplayingoutatthegloballevel.Moreover,thedistributionaleffectsexperiencedbyindividualactorsmayvarysignificantly.Strategicmeasuresmayneedtobetakentoensurethatalarge-scaleswitchtorenewableenergyminimizesanynegativeimpactsonthosecurrentlyengagedinthebusinessoffossilfuels(e.g.,governmentsupportcouldhelpbusinessesre-toolandworkersre-train).Tosupportcleanenergyandenergyefficiencyefforts,strengthenedfinancialinstitutionsindevelopingcountrycommunitiesarenecessaryforprovidingcapital,credit,andinsurancetolocalentrepreneursattemptingtoenactchange.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Thereishighagreementamongresearchersbasedonlargenumberofevidenceacrossvariouscountriesthatenergyefficiencyimprovementreduceenergyconsumptionandhenceleadtoenergysavings.Efficientcookstovesavesbioenergy.Efficientcookstovesavesbioenergy.

UrbanEnvironmentalSustainability(11.3/11.6,11.b,11.c)EmploymentOpportunities(8.2/8.3/8.5/8.6)/StrongFinancialInstitutions(8.10)Increaseinenergysavings(7.3)

Meetingenergydemand

McCollumetal.(inreview);Bongardtetal.(2013);Creutzigetal.(2012);GrublerandFisk(2012);KahnRibeiroetal.(2012);Rajietal.(2015);Riahietal.(2012),Kimetal(2017)

Berruetaetal.(2017);McCollumetal.(inreview);Aether(2016);BabikerandEckaus(2007);Bertrametal.(2015);Blythetal.(2014);Borenstein(2012);Creutzigetal.(2013);Clarkeetal.(2014);DechezleprêtreandSato(2014);Dinkelman(2011);Fankhauseretal.(2008);Ferroukhietal.(2016);Frondeletal.(2010);Gohin(2008);Guivarchetal.(2011);JacksonandSenker(2011);Johnsonetal.(2015)

Berruetaetal.,2017;Cameron,Taylor,andEmmett,2015;LiddellandGuiney,2015;McLeod,Hopfe,andKwan,2013;Norisetal.2013;Salvalaietal.2017;Yang,Yan,andLam,2014;Kwong,Adam,andSahari,2014;Holopainenetal.,2014,BhojvaidVasundharaetal.(2014),Kimetal(2017)

Ensuringaccesstobasichousingservicesimpliesthathouseholdshaveaccesstomodernenergyforms.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview),rooftopsolarinMacaumakecitiessustainablewithtransport.

Creutzigetal.2014assessedthepotentialforrenewableenergiesintheEuropeanregion.TheyfoundthataEuropeanenergytransitionwithahigh-levelofrenewableenergyinstallationsintheperipherycouldactasaneconomicstimulus,decreasetradedeficits,andpossiblyhavepositiveemploymenteffects.Provisionofenergyaccesscanplayacriticalenablingrolefornewproductiveactivities,livelihoodsandemployment.Reliableaccesstomodernenergyservicescanhaveanimportantinfluenceonproductivityandearnings.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Renewableenergiescouldpotentiallyserveasthemainsourceofmeetingenergydemandintherapidlygrowingdevelopingcountrycities.Alieetal.(2015)estimatedthepotentialofsolar,windandbiomassrenewableenergyoptionstomeetpartoftheelectricaldemandinKarachi,Pakistan.

HousingandTransport(11.1/11.2)Sustainableeconomicgrowthandemployment

McCollumetal.(inreview);Bhattacharyaetal.(2016);UN(2016c),Songetal(2016)Creutzigetal.,2014;Byravanetal.,2017;Alietal.,2015;McCollumetal.(inreview);BernardandTorero(2015);Chakravortyetal.(2014);GroganandSadanand(2013);Pueyoetal.(2013);Rao(2013);

Creutzigetal.,2014;Connollyetal.,2014;Islaretal,2017;Mittlefehldt,2016;Bilgilyetal.,2017;Ozturketal.,2017;MahonyandDufour,2015;Byravanetal.,2017;Abandaetal.2016;PengandLu,2013;Pietzcker,2013;Alietal.(2015);Li,Yang,andLam,2014;YanineandSauma,2013;Pode,2013;ZuluandRichradson(2013)

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Transport Behaviouralresponse↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↓ [-2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] && JJ ««

↑ [+2] & J « ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ «« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] & J «

↑ [+2] && JJ «« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] && JJ «« ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+2] && JJ ««

Acceleratingenergyefficiencyimprovement

Improvedaccess&fuelswitchtomodernlow-carbonenergy

Makecities&Humansettelmentsinclusive,safe,resilient(11.2)PromoteSustained,inclusiveeconomicgrowth(8.3)Energysavings(7.3,7a,7b)

Hallegateetal,2015,AhmadS.,PuppimdeOliveiraJ.A.,2016(Klausbruckner,Annegarn,Henneman,&Rafaj,2016);(Lucas&Pangbourne,2014);(Suckall,Tompkins,&Stringer,2014)

AhmadS.,PuppimdeOliveiraJ.A.,2016;FigueroaM.J.,RibeiroS.K.,2013

Climatechangethreatenstoworsenpoverty,thereforepro-poormitigationpoliciesareneededtoreducethisthreat;forexampleinvestingmoreandbetterininfrastructurebyleveragingprivateresourcesandusingdesignsthataccountforfutureclimatechangeandtherelateduncertainty

Policycontradictions(e.g.standards,efficienttechnologiesleadingtoincreasedelectricitypricesleadingthepoortoswitchawayfromclean(er)fuels);unintendedoutcomes(e.g.redistributionofincomegeneratedbycarbontaxes)resultsincontradictiontotheprimaryaimsof(productive)jobcreationandpovertyalleviation,andintrade-offsbetweenmitigationadaptationanddevelopmentpolicies.Detailedassessmentofconsequencesofmitigationpoliciesrequiresdevelopingmethodsandreliableevidencetoenablepolicymakerstomoresystematicallyidentifyhowdifferentsocialgroupsmaybeaffectedbythedifferentavailablepolicyoptions.

Behaviouralresponsewillreducethevolumeoftransportneedsand,byextension,energydemand.

Twomostimportantelementsofmakingcitiessustianbleareefficientbuildingandtransport(caseofMacau)

Combiningpromotionofmasstransportation,integratingtrainlines,atramline,BRTs,gondolaliftsystems,abicycle-sharingsystemsandhybridbusesandtelecommuting,reducetrafficandsignificantlycontributetomeetclimatetargetsacomprehensivepackageofcomplementarymitigationoptionsisnecessaryfordeepandsustainedemissionreductions.Inswedenpublicbusfleetisaimingmoretowardsdecarbonisationcomparedtoefficiency

Significantopportunitiestoslowtravelgrowthandimproveefficiencyexistand,similarly,alternativestopetroleumexistbuthavedifferentcharacteristicsintermsofavailability,cost,distribution,infrastructure,storage,andpublicacceptability.Productionofnewtechnologies,fuelsandinfrastructurecanfavoureconomicgrowth,however,efficientfinancingofincreasedcapitalspendingandinfrastructureiscritical.

Accelratingefficiencyintourismtransportreducesenergydemand(china)

Makecitiessustainable(11.2,11.3)BuildResilientInfrastructure(9.1)PromoteSustained,inclusiveeconomicgrowth(8.3)Energysavings(7.3,7a,7b)

Makecities&Humansettelmentsinclusive,safe,resilient(11.2)Helpbuildinginclusiveinfratsructure(9.1,9.a)PromoteSustained,inclusiveeconomicgrowth(8.3)Increaseshareofrenewable(7.2)

Songetal(2016)(Dulac,2013)(Aamaas&Peters,2017);(Martínez-Jaramillo,Arango-Aramburo,Álvarez-Uribe,&Jaramillo-Álvarez,2017),Xyliaetal(2017)

(Gouldsonetal.,2015);(Karkatsoulis,Siskos,Paroussos,&Capros,2016)Shukxinetal(2016)

(Gouldsonetal.,2015);(Figueroa,Fulton,&Tiwari,2013),(Vasconcellos&Mendonça,2016),Alahakoon(2017)

(Gouldsonetal.,2015);(Figueroa,Fulton,&Tiwari,2013),(Vasconcellos&Mendonça,2016),Lalletal2017

(Carrara&Longden,2016);(F.Creutzigetal.,2015);IPCCAR5WG3(2014)(Månsson,2016),Ajanovic(2015),Wolframetal2017,Alahakoon,(2017)

inrapidlygrowingcities,thecarbonsavingsfrominvestmentsatscale,incost-effectivelow-carbonmeasurescouldbequicklyoverwhelmed–inaslittleas7years–bytheimpactsofsustainedpopulationandeconomicgrowth,highlightingtheneedtobuildcapacitiesthatenabletheexploitationnotonlyoftheeconomicallyattractiveoptionsintheshorttermbutalsoofthosedeeperandmorestructuralchangesthatarelikelytobeneededinthelongerterm.Withhybridelectricvehicles,plug-inelectricvehiclesthereisemergingnewconceptsintransportationsuchaselectrichighways

Lackofappropriateinfrastructureleadtolimitedaccesstojobfrourbanpoor(africa,LatinAmerica,India)

thedecarbonisationofthefreightsectortendstooccurinthesecondpartofthecenturyandthatthesectordecarbonisesbyalowerextentthantherestoftheeconomy.Decarbonisingroadfreightonaglobalscaleremainsachallengeevenwhennotableprogressinbiofuelsandelectricvehicleshasbeenaccountedfor.

Biofuelincreaseshareofrenewablesbutcanperformpoorlyiftoomanycountriesincreasetheiruseofbiofuel,whereaselectrificationperformsbestwhenmanyothercountriesimplementthistechnology.Thestrategiesarenotmutuallyexclusiveandsimultaneousimplementationofsomeprovidessynergiesfornationalenergysecurity.Therefore,importanttoconsiderresultofmaterialandcontextualfactorsthatco-evolve.Electricvehiclesusingelectricityfromrenewablesorlowcarbonsourcescombinedwithe-mobilityoptionssuchastrolleybuses,metros,tramsandelectrobuses,aswellaspromotewalkingandbiking,especiallyforshortdistancesneedconsideration

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCEReplacingcoal Non-biomassrenewables

solar,wind,hydro ↑ [+3] &&& JJJ «««« ~ [0] && JJ «« ~/↓ [0,-1] && JJJ «« ↑ [+2] &&& JJ «««

Increaseduseofbiomass↑ [+3] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+1] && JJJ ««

Nuclear/AdvancedNuclear↑ [1] && J «« ↑ [1] && J «« ↓ [-1] && JJJ «««

CCS:Bioenergy↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+1] & J «

Advancedcoal CCS:Fossil↑ [+2] &&& JJJ ««« ↓ [-1] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+1] & J «

InnovationandGrowth(8.1/8.2/8.4)

Advancedandcleanerfossil-fueltechnologyisinlinewiththetargetsofSDG7. Lock-inofhumanandphysicalcapitalinthefossil-resourcesindustryIPCCAR5WG3(2014) IPCCAR5WG3(2014);Vergragtetal.(2011);Markussonetal.(2012);IPCC(2005);

Bensonetal.(2005);Fankhauseretal.(2008);ShackleyandThompson(2012);Johnsonetal.(2015);Bertrametal.(2015).

IPCCAR5WG3(2014) IPCCAR5WG3(2014) IPCCAR5WG3(2014);MarraandPalmer(2011);Greenberg,(2013a);Schwenk-Ferrero(2013a);Skipperudetal.(2013);Tyleretal.(2013a).

Increaseduseofmodernbiomasswillfacilitateaccesstoclean,affordableandreliableenergy.IPCCAR5WG3(2014)

InnovationandGrowth(8.1/8.2/8.4)

Increaseduseofnuclearpowercanprovidestablebaseloadpowersupplyandreducepricevolatility.

Localemploymentimpactandreducedpricevolatility Legacycostofwasteandabandonedreactors

Increaseduseofmodernbiomasswillfacilitateaccesstoclean,affordableandreliableenergy.ThismitigationoptionisinlinewiththetargetsofSDG7.

Decarbonizationoftheenergysystemthroughanup-scalingofrenewableswillgreatlyfacilitateaccesstoclean,affordableandreliableenergy.

Accesstomordenandsustainableenergywillbecriticaltosustaineconomicgrowth.

CherianA.(2015);JinguraR.M.,KamusokoR.(2016),Rogelj(2013) JinguraR.M.,KamusokoR.(2016) JinguraR.M.,KamusokoR.(2016),ShahbazM.,RasoolG.,AhmedK.,MahalikM.K.(2016)

CherianA.(2015),Rogelj(2013);CherianA.(2015);JinguraR.M.,KamusokoR.(2016) McCollumetal.(inreview);Bonanetal.(2014);Clarkeetal.(2014);JacksonandSenker(2011);NewClimateEconomy(2014);OECD(2017);YorkandMcGee(2017)

McCollumetal.(inreview);Bertrametal.(2015);Fankhauseretal.(2008);Guivarchetal.(2011);Johnsonetal.(2015)

McCollumetal.(inreview);D autetal.(2013);Hallegatteetal.(2016);IPCC(2014);Riahietal.(2012);Tully(2006)

InnovationandGrowth(8.1/8.2/8.4) InclusiveandSustainableIndustrialization(9.2/9.4) DisasterPreparednessandPrevention(11.5)

Decarbonizationoftheenergysystemthroughanup-scalingofrenewableswillgreatlyfacilitateaccesstoclean,affordableandreliableenergy.Hydropowerplaysanincreasinglyimportantrolefortheglobalelectricitysupply.ThismitigationoptionisinlinewiththetargetsofSDG7underthecaveatofatransitiontomodernbiomass.

Decarbonizationoftheenergysystemthroughanup-scalingofrenewablesandenergyefficiencyisconsistentwithsustainedeconomicgrowthandresourcedecoupling.Long-termscenariospointtowardsslightconsumptionlossescausedbyarapidandpervasiveexpansionofsuchenergysolutions.Whethersustainablegrowth,asanoverarchingconcept,isattainableornotismoredisputedintheliterature.Existingliteratureisalsoundecidedastowhetherornotaccesstomodernenergyservicescauseseconomicgrowth.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Arapidup-scalingofrenewableenergiescouldnecessitatetheearlyretirementoffossilenergyinfrastructure(e.g.,powerplants,refineries,pipelines)onalarge-scale.Theimplicationsofthiscouldinsomecasesbenegative,unlesstargetedpoliciescanhelpalleviatetheburdenonindustry.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

Deploymentofrenewableenergyandimprovementsinenergyefficiencygloballywillaidclimatechangemitigationefforts,andthis,inturn,canhelptoreducetheexposureofpeopletocertaintypesofdisastersandextremeevents.(QuotefromMcCollumetal.,inreview)

SeepositiveimpactsofCCS/CCUinindustrialdemand.

Seepositiveimpactsofbio-energyuse. Seepositiveimpactsofbio-energyuseandCCS/CCUinindustrialdemand.

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INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE INTERACTION NILSSONSCORE EVIDENCE AGREEMENT CONFIDENCE

↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+1] &&& JJJ ««« ↑ [+1] &&& JJJ «««

Noliterature

↑ [+1] &&& JJJ ««« ↑/↓ [+2,-1] && JJ «« ↑/↓ [+2,-2] &&& JJJ «««

↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+2] &&& JJJ «««

Noliterature

Reduceddeforestation,REDD+ ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J « ↑ [+1] & J « ↑/↓ [+1,-1] & J «

↑ [+2] && JJ ««

↑ [+1] & J « ↑ [+2] & J « ↑ [+2] && JJ «

Oceanironfertilization

Sustainableandmodernenergy(7.b)Landbasedgreenhousegasreductionandsoilcarbonsequestration

Sikkema,R.,etal.(2014) Bartley,T.(2010). Bartley,T.(2010),Huang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013),Oceans

Bluecarbon

EnhancedWeathering

ThetradeofwoodpelletsfromcleanwoodwasteshouldbefacilitatedwithlessadministrativebarriersfortheimportbytheEU,inordertohavethisnewoptionseriouslyaccountedforasafutureresourceforenergy.(QuotedfromSikkema,R.,etal.(2014)).Recommendsfurtherharmonizationoflegalharvesting,sustainablesourcingandcascadeduserequirementsforwoodybiomassforenergywiththecurrentrequirementsofvoluntarySFMcertificationschemes.(QuotedfromSikkema,R.,etal.(2014))

Somestandardsseekprimarilytocoordinateglobaltrade,manypurporttopromoteecologicalsustainabilityandsocialjusticeortoinstitutionalize“corporatesocialresponsibility”(CSR)e.g.labourstandardsdevelopedinthewakeofsweatshopandchildlabourscandals.Environmentalstandardsforpollutioncontroletc.Indonesianfactoriesmayseekadvantagesthroughnon-pricecompetition—perhapsbyhighlightingdecentworkingconditionsortheexistenceofaunion—ortoseetradeassociationsorgovernmentpromotingthecountryasaresponsiblesourcinglocation.

Capacityforprocessingcertifiedtimberisoftenunderutilized,duethelimitedsupplyavailable.Asaresult,manufacturingfirmsthatareseekingtotapintogreenmarketsoftenturntoothersourcesoftimber.(QuotedfromBartley,T.(2010)).Responsiblesourcing,whenintegratedintobusinesspractices,canenableretailerstobettermanagebrandvalueandreputationbyavoidingnegativepublicrelations,aswellasmaintainingandenhancingbrandintegrity.(QuotedfromHuang,W.,Wilkes,A.,Sun,X.,&Terheggen,A.(2013))

Zomer,R.J.,Trabucco,A.,Bossio,D.A.,&Verchot,L.V.(2008),Kibria,G.(2015).Behaviourialresponse(responsiblesourcing)

Universalaccess(7.3) DecentjobcreationandSustainableeconomicgrowth(8.3/8.4) TechnologicalupgradationandInnovation,promotionofinclusiveindustrialization

Manytreeplantationsworldwidehavehighergrowthrateswhichcanprovidehigherratesofreturnsforinvestors.Agroforestryinitiativesthatoffersignificantopportunitiesforprojectstoprovidebenefitstosmallholderfarmerscanalsohelpaddresslanddegradationthroughcommunitybasedeffortsinmoremarginalareas.Mangrovesreduceimpactsofdisasters(cyclones/storms/floods)enhancewaterquality,fisheries,tourismbusiness,andlivelihoods.

(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)),(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017))

Turpie,Warr,&Ingram,(2015),Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017). (QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017)),Turpie,Warr,&Ingram,(2015),Epstein,A.H.,&Theuer,S.L.H.(2017).

Afforestationandreforestation

DecentjobcreationandSustainableeconomicgrowth(8.3/8.4)

Considertheentiresinksandreservoirsofgreenhousegaswhiledevelopingthenationallyappropriatemitigationsactions.Forcountrieswithasignificantcontributionofforestdegradation(andGHGemissions)fromwoodfuels,thisshouldbeconsidered(QuotedfromLima,M.G.B.,Kissinger,G.,Visseren-Hamakers,I.J.,Braña-Varela,J.,&Gupta,A.(2017)).Biomassforenergyisrecognizedasoftenbeinginefficient,andisoftenharvestedinanunsustainablemanner,butisarenewableenergysource

EffortsbytheGovernmentofZambiatoreduceemissionsbyREDD+,havecontributederosioncontrol,ecotourismandpollinationvaluedat2.5%ofthecountry'sGDP

Expandingroadnetworksarerecognizedasoneofthemaindriversofdeforestingandforestdegradation,diminishingforestbenefitstocommunities,Ontheotherhand,roadscanenhancemarketaccess,therebyboostinglocalbenefits(SDG1)fromthecommercializationofforestproducts.(QuotedfromKatila,P.,etal.(2017)).EffortsbytheGovernmentofZambiatoreduceemissionsbyREDD+,havecontributederosioncontrol,ecotourismandpollinationvaluedat2.5%ofthecountry'sGDP.

Schader,C.,etal.(2015) Herrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013) Thornton,P.K.(2010),Sansoucy,R.(1995),Burton,C.H.(2007)Forest EnergyEfficiency(7.3) SustainableEconomicGrowth(8.4) Infrastructurebuilding,promotionofinclusiveindustrialization(9.1/9.2/9.5)

Scenarioswherezerohuman-edibleconcentratefeedisuseforlivestocksnon-renewableenergyusereducesby36%

Exploitingtheincreasinglydecoupledinteractionsbetweencropsandlivestockcouldbebeneficialforpromotingstructuralchangesinthelivestocksectorandisaprerequisiteforthesustainablegrowthofthesector.(QuotedfromHerrero,M.,&Thornton,P.K.(2013)

Completegenomemapsforpoultryandcattlenowexist,andtheseopenupthewaytopossibleadvancesinevolutionarybiology,animalbreedingandanimalmodelsforhumandiseases.Genomicselectionshouldbeabletoatleastdoubletherateofgeneticgaininthedairyindustry.(QuotedfromThornton,P.K.(2010))Nanotechnology,biogastechnology,separationtechnologiesareadisruptivetechnologythatenhancebiogasproductionfromanaerobicdigestersortoreduceodours.

Mtui,G.Y.(2011),Johnsonetal.(2007),Lakshmiet.al(2015),Sarinetal.(2007),Treasury(2009),Luaetal.(2009),JainandSharma(2010),LybbertT,SumnerD(2010).

Greenhousegasreductionfromimprovedlivestockproductionandmanuremanagementsystems

EnergyEfficiency(7.3) SustainableEconomicGrowth(8.4) TechnologicalupgradationandInnovation(9.2)

Behnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014),Lamb,A.,etal.(2016) Evenson,R.E.(1999),Lakshmi et. al (2015), Behnassi, M., Boussaid, M., &Gopichandran, R. (2014),Steenwerth, K. L., et al. (2014), Long, T. B., Blok, V.,

ManydevelopingcountriesincludingGulfStateswillbenefitfromCSAgiventhecentralroleofagricultureintheireconomicandsocialdevelopment(QuotedfromBehnassi,M.,Boussaid,M.,&Gopichandran,R.(2014)).Lowcommoditypriceshavereducedtheincentivetoinvestinyieldgrowthandhaveledtodecliningfarmlabourandfarmcapitalinvestment.(QuotedfromLamb,A.,etal.(2016))

Reducedresearchsupportanddelayedindustrializationwillhaveanadverseeffectonfoodsecurityandnourishmentofchildren.Organicfarmingtechnologiesutilizingbio-basedfertilizers(compostedhumusandanimalmanure)aresomeoftheconventionalbiotechnologicaloptionsforreducingartificialfertilizeruse.(QuotedfromLakshmiet.al(2015)).CSArequireshugefinancialinvestmentandinstitutionalinnovation.CSAiscommittedtonewwaysofengaginginparticipatoryresearchandpartnershipswithproducers(QuotedfromSteenwerth,K.L.,(2014)).Technologiesusedon-farmandduringfoodprocessingtoincreaseproductivitywhichalsohelpsinadaptationand/ormitigationarenew,soconvincingpotentialcustomersaredifficult.AlsoLowawarenessofCSAandinaccessiblelanguage,highcosts,lackofverifiedimpactoftechnologies,hardtoreachandtrainfarmers,lowconsumerdemand,unequaldistributionofcosts/benefitsacrosssupplychainsarebarriersofCSAtechnologyadoption(QuotedfromLong,T.B.,Blok,V.,&Coninx,I.(2016))*evidencefromtheNetherlands,France,SwitzerlandandItaly.Lowcommoditypriceshavereducedtheincentivetoinvestinyieldgrowthandhaveledtodeclininginvestmentinresearchanddevelopmentetc.(QuotedfromLamb,A.,etal.(2016))

Kummuetal.(2012), Kummuetal.(2012),(Hiçetal.2016) Beddingtonetal.(2012),Ingram,J.(2011),Lambetal.(2016),Kummuetal.(2012),Hiçetal.2016)

SustainableGrowth(8.2) Infrastructurebuilding,promotionofinclusiveindustrializationandinnovation(9.1/

Conventionalagriculturalbiotechnologymethodssuchasenergy-efficientfarmingcanhelpinsequestrationofsoilcarbon.Modernbiotechnologieslikegreen-energy,N-efficientGMcropscanalsohelpinC-sequestration.Biotechcropsallowfarmerstouselessandenvironmentalfriendlyenergyandpracticesoilcarbonsequestration.Biofuels,bothfromtraditionalandGMOcropssuchassugarcane,oilseed,rapeseed,andjatrophacanbeproduced.Greenenergyprogramsthroughplantationsofperennialnonedibleoil-seedproducingplantsandproductionofbiodieselfordirectuseintheenergysector,orblendingbiofuelswithfossilfuelsincertainproportionstherebyminimizinguseoffossilfuels(QuotedfromLakshmiet.al(2015)).Geneticallymodifiedcropsreducesdemandfossilfuel-basedinputs.

Agriculture&Livestock

Behaviourialresponse:Sustainablehealthydietsandreducedfoodwaste

Infrastructurebuildingandpromotionofinclusiveindustrialization(9.1/9.2)

Reducingglobalfoodsupplychainlosseshaveseveralimportantsecondarybenefitslikeconservingenergy.

23–24%oftotalcroplandandfertilisersareusedtoproducelosses.Soreductioninfoodlosseswillhelptodiversifythesevaluableresourcesintootherproductiveactivities.

Bytargetinginfrastructure,processinganddistributionlosseswastageinfoodsystemscanbeminimized.23–24%oftotalcroplandandfertilisersareusedtoproducelosses.Soreductioninfoodlosseswillhelptodiversifythesevalableresourcesintootherproductiveactivities.

EnergyEfficiency,universalaccess(7.1,7.3) Sustainedandinclusiveeconomicgrowth(8.2)

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