Assessment of Co-benefits of Climate Change Response in Vietnam

Huong, Huynh Thi Lan; Thi, Lieu Nguyen; Thanh, Thuy Tran

doi:10.18848/1835-7156/cgp/v13i02/85-104

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“…Articles used structured interviews with leaders and symbolic interactionism [14] and semistructured interviews and focus groups [42]. Huong et al (2021) conducted semi-structured interviews to assess the co-benefits of climate change response in Vietnam [63]. Expert elicitation methods also appeared in different studies related to the relationship between community forestry and the SDGs [37,60].…”

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“…Finally, particular assessments, such as the assessment, evaluation, and ranking of the SDGs to evaluate the global state of ecosystems and natural resources [105]; SDG-oriented multiscenario settings to create a multiscenario landscape ecological risk simulation for the Sustainable Development Goals [91]; SDG-related benchmarking multilevel analysis and Lehi-ODS (online sustainability management tool) to understand how small-and medium-sized enterprises can incorporate the Sustainable Development Goals through cluster management organization [56]; and a review of Vietnam's SDGs to assess the co-benefits of climate change response in Vietnam [63], were used among the selected articles.…”

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How Is the Forest Sector’s Contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Being Addressed? A Systematic Review of the Methods

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The Sustainable Development Goals, developed in 2015 by the United Nations, are a set of 17 internationally agreed-upon goals to be reached by 2030. The forest sector stands out as an important player in tackling climate change and strengthening sustainable initiatives. However, in addition to investigating the synergies and trade-offs between the forest sector and the SDGs, it is important to comprehend how this relationship has been measured. We conducted a systematic review to understand which methods have been used to understand the contributions of the forest sector to the SDGs. Following the PRISMA protocol, we screened 1064 articles from the Scopus and Web of Science databases, written in English and published between 2015 and November 2022. With the assistance of CADIMA 2.2.4 and Atlas.Ti 22, 83 articles were selected for further investigation. As a result, we categorized the studies into eight methods: content analysis, personal perceptions, interpretative analysis, frameworks, models, impact analysis, time series data, and SDG index. The approaches used include nature-based solutions, literature reviews, the Delphi method, case studies, the iSDG model, SDG 15 indicators, Earth observations, and remote sensing. In conclusion, although the SDGs are widely referenced, studies that measure and explore the relationship between the forest sector and SDGs in a more holistic way are still lacking. This systematic review aimed to offer an overview of the methods being used to address this topic and stimulate future research.

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