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Moving from interconnected crises to systemic solutions

Resource efficiency, nature-based solutions, and systemic transformation as responses to the complexity of the triple planetary crisis


The drivers and effects of the triple plenatary crisis of climate change, biodiveristy loss and environmental pollution are highly interconneted and can only be effectively addressed through systemic, cross-sectoral, and justice-oriented approaches. This report provides an integrated perspective by examining three mutually reinforcing pathways: governing societal metabolism and resource use through efficiency, sufficiency, and equity; scaling up nature-based solutions to restore ecosystems, reduce emissions, and curb pollution while enhancing well-being; and advancing systemic transformation that reorganizes governance, markets, and societal values to embed justice and resilience.

Series
Climate Change | 83/2025
Number of pages
48
Year of publication
Author(s)
Natalia Burgos Cuevas, Yannick Heni, Teresa Spantzel, Charlotte Felthöfer, Hannah Brunkhorst, Doris Knoblauch, Arne Riedel
Language
English
Project No. (FKZ)
3724 41 703 0
Publisher
German Environment Agency
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2092 KB
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Tags:
 Nature-based solutions  loss of biodiversity  resource efficiency