Eeva Furman: What states can do in transformations - cases from theory to practice
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Presentation by Eeva Furman from the ORSI seminar 17.2.2021. What states can do in transformations - cases from theory to practice
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- 1. Orsi international seminar February, 17 2021 What states can do in transformations – cases from theory to practice Eeva Furman
- 2. The path from sustainable development to sustainability transformations
- 4. From covid-pandemic to covid crisis States: rational problem solving of abrupt crisis - small- and medium sized democracies and autoritarian countries most successful - big countries and populistic countries least successful -> opportunity for a new rise for international collaboration 3 Efficiency driven business models Resilience driven business models
- 5. ENTRY POINTS FOR TRANSFORMATION LEVERS Governance Economy andFinance Individual and CollectiveAction Scienceand Technology Human wellbeing and capabilities Sustainable and just economies Energy decarbonisation and access Food systems and nutrition patterns Urban and peri-urban development Global environmental commons Is the role of state also raising within the levers for sustainability transformations? GSDR2019
- 6. What can states do?
- 7. Co-ordination network for Sustainable Development: all ministries National monitoring network Pj. VNK Independent Expert Panel HELSUS, SYKE, Luke Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Agenda 2030 for Youth Co-ordinated by ALLIANSSI VNK and Ministry of Environment: Kestävän kehityksen pääsihteeristö Committee for Sustainable Development Chair Prime Minister Prime Minister’s Office Secretary for co-ordination for Agenda 2030 Committee for Development policies Ministry of Foreign Affairs SD commitments tool Parliament
- 8. Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development: business Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Committee for Sustainable Development Chair Prime Minister Ministry of Foreign Affairs SD commitments tool Yes, Line of business roadmaps for climate change Round table for climate policy Circular economy Innovation, green deal and recovery investments Public procurements International trade But where is the concrete steps? Is state supporting, evaluating and using sufficiently co-creation pilots of sustainability transformations? What are the gained sustainability impacts? How to measure – whose responsibility?
- 9. Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development: civil society Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Agenda 2030 for Youth Co-ordinated by ALLIANSSI Committee for Sustainable Development Chair Prime Minister SD commitments tool Yes: Many elements of linking civil society to government Citizen jury Commitment tool Youth agenda etc. But Represetatives/elite-oriented How to mobilise local level innovation, grass root involvement, active citizenship etc.? How state can enhance redifining human-nature relationship?
- 10. National monitoring network Pj. VNK Independent Expert Panel HELSUS, SYKE, Luke Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development: science Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Committee for Sustainable Development Chair Prime Minister Yes: Science expert panels: climate, nature and sustainability Research funding instruments: • societally relevant STN • policy relevant VN TEAS • Co-creation: science-policy- society-business But: Lack of resources and institutionalisation do not resonate with expectations (sustainability panel) Sustainability science mainstreaming
- 11. Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development: global Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Prime Minister’s Office Secretary for co-ordination for Agenda 2030 Committee for Development policies Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign affairs committed Prime minister´s office committed, but where is the link? Green deal and recovery nationally focused? Where is Europe? Where are global flows? Where are developing countries? Where could Finland make strongest contributions to sustainability transformations? What could Finland as a state offer as models to other countries? How? Could the state support global sustainability leadership?
- 12. Co-ordination network for Sustainable Development: all ministries Panel as a part of the Finnish SD policy Policy model for sustainable development: public governance (states to municipalities) Annika Lindblom, FNCSD Prime Minister’s Office Secretary for co-ordination for Agenda 2030 Ministry of Foreign Affairs SD commitments tool Sustainability budgeting (climate budgeting, phenomenon based budgeting) Pilots, municipality networks (Fisu, Hinku) Strategy for Public Governance Renewal
- 13. But: Is the pace and volume of transformation enough? Does this happen on systems level? Where do the systems link wth each other? Could state do more for integrating the four levers to work together instead of one to one collaboration? Where is the evidence that investments are worth while? Where is upscaling: municipality to municipalities, local- state, state-Europe, state-global? Finally: Strategies, policies and even will is with the govenment The municipality elections are coming, and the parties and voters are alert… Thank you