On a mission towards just climate policies: assessing the integration of climate justice in four Dutch cities in the EU Cities Mission
公正な気候政策に向けた使命：EU都市ミッションにおけるオランダ4都市での気候正義の統合の評価 (AI 翻訳)
Joëlle Tillij, Björn Wickenberg
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日本語
この研究は、EUの気候中立都市ミッションに参加するオランダの4都市（アムステルダム、ロッテルダム、フローニンゲン、ハーグ）の気候戦略における気候正義の統合度を評価した。気候正義統合指数を開発し、手続き的正義と分配的正義は比較的高いが、認識的正義は低いことを発見。都市間で気候正義の定義が不統一であることが障壁となっている。EUミッションの文書は正義の3次元に表面的にしか触れておらず、資金や知識リソースの認知不足も課題。
English
This study assesses the integration of climate justice into the climate strategies of four Dutch cities in the EU Cities Mission. Using a Climate Justice Integration Index and stakeholder interviews, it finds higher scores for procedural and distributional justice than recognition justice. A major barrier is the lack of shared local definitions of climate justice. EU Mission documents engage superficially with justice dimensions, and city officials are often unaware of available resources.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本でも「ゼロカーボンシティ」など都市の脱炭素化が進む中、気候正義の視点は重要。本論文が示す認識的正義の不足や定義の不統一は、日本の自治体が公正な移行を進める上で参考になる。
In the global GX context
This paper offers an analytical framework (Climate Justice Integration Index) that can be applied to urban climate strategies globally. It highlights gaps in the EU Cities Mission's approach to justice, which is relevant for other cities and international climate initiatives aiming for just transitions.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Scholars working on climate justice and urban governance can adopt the Climate Justice Integration Index for comparative studies.
🏢実務担当者:City sustainability officers can use the findings to improve recognition justice and establish shared definitions of climate justice within their strategies.
🏛政策担当者:EU and national policymakers should ensure that Mission documents explicitly address all justice dimensions and that financial and knowledge resources reach local officials.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The EU Mission on Climate-neutral and Smart Cities aims to enable 100 European cities to become climate-neutral by 2030. However, climate change has the potential to intersect with, exacerbate, and create new patterns of urban injustices, making climate justice a key concern in urban climate governance. Nevertheless, research on the integration of climate justice into urban mitigation strategies and the EU Cities Mission remains limited. This study contributes to the limited literature on climate justice in the EU Cities Mission context by assessing how and to what extent climate justice is integrated into the climate strategies of the Dutch Mission Cities of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, and The Hague, and to which extent the EU Cities Mission supports this integration. By developing and applying a Climate Justice Integration Index to the climate strategies of the four cities and interviewing relevant stakeholders, this study found that the Dutch Mission Cities score higher on procedural and distributional justice than recognition justice, although paying more attention to recognition justice could help strengthen the accessibility and inclusivity of support instruments and participation processes. Moreover, the cities face a major barrier related to defining climate justice, which highlights the importance of establishing localised, shared definitions of climate justice as a foundation for just climate strategies. Finally, the EU Cities Mission documents analysed in this study only superficially engage with the three justice dimensions, and the city officials were largely unaware of the resources provided by the EU Cities Mission, highlighting the need to ensure that the financial and knowledge resources of the EU Cities Mission are known across municipal departments.
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