The World in 2050 Nebojsa Nakicenovic - Deputy Director General International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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The World in 2050 Nebojsa Nakicenovic Deputy Director General International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Former Professor of Energy Economics Vienna University of Technology International Symposium on Global Sustainable Development Goals in a Mediatized World, Austrian Academy of Sciences – 4 April 2019
The World in 2050 and the Six Grand Transformations towards SDGs SDGs: Prosperity Social Inclusion Sustainability Nebojsa Nakicenovic Deputy Director General International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Former Professor of Energy Economics Vienna University of Technology International Symposium on Global Sustainable Development Goals in a Mediatized World, Austrian Academy of Sciences – 4 April 2019
Four Great Achievements since the Beginning of Industrial Revolution Life expectancy has doubled in a century One billion are obese while less go hungry Less die by war and violence than suicide Everyone in the world has a mobile phone Nakicenovic 2019 #3
The Great Gatsby Curve Higher income inequality associated with lower intergenerational mobility . The Great Gatsby Curve Intergenerational earnings elasticity 0.6 United States 0.6 (2010 Gini) United States (2010) 0.5 United Kingdom 0.5 United States 0.4 France 0.4 Japan Germany 0.3 0.3 New Zealand Sweden y = 2.2x - 0.27 R² = 0.76 0.2 Finland 0.2 Norway Denmark y = 2.2x - 0.27 R² = 0.76 0.1 0.1 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 Inequality (1985 Gini Coefficient) Nakicenovic Source: Corak OECD, 2011; Kruger CEA, 2012 2019 #6
100,000-year ice-core record Source: Data from Petit et al. 1999, labeled as in Young and Steffen 2009. Nakicenovic 2019 #8
Global Fossil CO2 Emissions Global fossil CO2 emissions: 36.2 ± 2 GtCO2 in 2017, 63% over 1990 Projection for 2018: 37.1 ± 2 GtCO2, 2.7% higher than 2017 (range 1.8% to 3.7%) Uncertainty is ±5% for one standard deviation (IPCC “likely” range) Estimates for 2015, 2016 and 2017 are preliminary; 2018 is a projection based on partial data. Nakicenovic Source: CDIAC; Le Quéré et al 2018; Global Carbon Budget 2018 2019 #10
Climate Change & SDGs Key messages derived from IPCC SR1.5 ● Climate Change is undermining sustainable development ● NDCs are insufficient to limit temperatures to 1.5°C ● There are multiple synergies between limiting warming to 1.5oC and achievement of the SDGs
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Multiple Benefits of Integrated Policies 1.2% 1.0% Total Global Policy Costs (2010‐2030) 0.8% 0.6% 0.4% 0.2% 0.0% Only Energy Security Only Air Pollution and Health Only Climate Change All Three Objectives Nakicenovic Source: McCollum et. al, 2012; IPCC, 2014 2019 #13
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Interactions between SDG 7 & other SDGs Nakicenovic Source: McCollum et. al, 2018 2019 #15
Interlinkages among interlinkages among Goals and targets the SDGs Using knowledge on interlinkages to exploit synergies and minimize trade-offs in the policy process can contribute to overall policy coherence • Survey of existing publications • A tool to visualize the cumulated interlinkages from a set of publications • Meta analysis of the main studies on interlinkages Nakicenovic Source: Miola, 2019 2019 #16
Interlinkages among interlinkages among Goals and targets the SDGs Using knowledge on interlinkages to exploit synergies and minimize trade-offs in the policy process can contribute to overall policy coherence • Survey of existing publications • A tool to visualize the cumulated interlinkages from a set of publications • Meta analysis of the main studies on interlinkages Nakicenovic Source: Miola, 2019 2019 #17
Interlinkages among interlinkages among Goals and targets the SDGs Using knowledge on interlinkages to exploit synergies and minimize trade-offs in the policy process can contribute to overall policy coherence • Survey of existing publications • A tool to visualize the cumulated interlinkages from a set of publications • Meta analysis of the main studies on interlinkages Nakicenovic Source: Miola, 2019 2019 #18
TWI2050 Report (www.TWI2050.org) Key Messages Synthesis 1. Framing and Introduction 2. The Challenges Ahead 3. Sustainable Development Pathways 4. Governing the Transformation >60 authors from ~20 organizations >150 contributors and TWI2050 Writing Meeting participants 5-7 March 2018, IIASA Nakicenovic 2018 #19
TWI2050 Report Launch @ HLPF 2018 ● Advancing STI for SDGs – July 10, 11-13:00, @ UN HQ, Conference Room 4 ● TWI2050 Report Launch – July 12, 13-15:00 @ UN HQ, Conference Room S-1522/23 TWI2050 Launch HLPF ● Managing interactions between 10 July 2018, UN SDGs for transformation – July 12, 18:30-20:00 @ UN HQ, Conference Room A ● @ German House – July 17, 13:30 – 15:00, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Germany to the UN, UN Plaza Nakicenovic 2018 #20
Outreach & Impact ● > 2,500 report downloads (IIASA only) ● > 400 hard copies disseminated ● 6 Policy briefs for EGMs and HLPF ● Input to Technology Facilitation Mechanism of STI for SDGs and HLPF on SDGs review ● Box on digitalization in upcoming GSDR ● > 55 citations (report and initiative) on Google Scholar Nakicenovic 2018 #21
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Some Key Messages Attaining the SDGs requires vigorous action now, and a people and planet focus beyond 2030! As everything is integrated in the connected world, transformation requires a holistic perspective! Transformational change is needed but to succeed we must take along winners and losers! The world is at crossroads as we are currently experiencing signs of a counter-transformation! A central to sustainability transformation is effective and inclusive governance! Think globally, act locally! Think long-term, act now! Nakicenovic 2018 #23
The World in 2050 (TWI2050.org) “Doing More with Less” within Planetary Boundaries Target space 2050+ → Vision: Sustainable Future Transformation One “backcasting” storyline and many transformational pathways ← Target space 2030 Legitimacy of BAU eroding 2030 2050 Nakicenovic Source: After WBGU, 2011 2018 #24
Six Major Transformations (TWI2050.org) Digital Human capacity Revolution Demography & Health Smart Cities SDGs: Consumption Prosperity & Mobility Social Inclusion & Production Sustainability Food, Biosphere Decarbonization & Water & Energy Nakicenovic 2018 #25
Education and Human Capacity 100 90 Primary education 80 70 60 share (%) Secondary education 50 40 30 Transformation (SSP1) 20 Tertiary education 10 0 1970 1990 2010 2030 2050 Nakicenovic Source: Lutz et al., 2018 2019 #26
“Carbon Law” Rockström, Gaffney, Rogelj, Meinshausen, Nakicenovic, Schellnhuber. Science 24 March 2017
“Carbon Law” Rockström, Gaffney, Rogelj, Meinshausen, Nakicenovic, Schellnhuber. Science 24 March 2017
“Carbon Law” Rockström, Gaffney, Rogelj, Meinshausen, Nakicenovic, Schellnhuber. Science 24 March 2017
Greenhouse gas emissions pathways ● To limit warming to 1.5°C, CO2 SDGs: Prosperity emissions fall by about 45% by Social Inclusion Sustainability 2030 (from 2010 levels) ● To limit warming to 1.5°C, CO2 emissions would need to reach ‘net zero’ around 2050 ● Reducing non‐CO2 emissions would have direct and immediate health benefits 1
Six Major Transformations (TWI2050.org) Digital Human capacity Revolution Demography & Health Smart Cities SDGs: Consumption Prosperity & Mobility Social Inclusion & Production Sustainability Food, Biosphere Decarbonization & Water & Energy Nakicenovic 2018 #31
Impact of IC Technology Convergence Uticaj konvergencije informacijskih i komunikacijskih tehnologija Nakicenovic Source: Grubler et al., 2018 2018 #32
Impact of IC Technology Convergence Uticaj konvergencije informacijskih i komunikacijskih tehnologija Nakicenovic Source: Grubler et al., 2018 2018 #33
Technology Diffusion Compared digital revolution Nakicenovic Source: Nokia Bell Labs, 2017 2018 #34
Disruptive Change Darum geht zu allen Völkern […] und lehrt sie alles zu befolgen was ich Euch geboten habe. Seid gewiss: Ich bin bei euch alle Tage bis ans Ende der Welt. Nakicenovic Source: Campanale, Carobntracker 2019 #35
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THANK YOU naki@iiasa.ac.at
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