RAINFOREST D5.3 - Lessons learned from the quantification of the pathways
RAINFOREST D5.3 - 経路の定量化から得られた教訓 (AI 翻訳)
Sibylle Rouet-Pollakis, David Leclère, Marta Kozicka, Felicity Addo, F. Di Fulvio, Pekka Lauri, Jinfeng CHANG, Elliott Woodhouse, Christopher Wong, Petr Havlik, Stefan Frank, Larissa Nowak, Thomas Kastner, Daniel Braun, Koen Kuipers, Francesca Verones
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本報告書は、生物多様性、気候、社会経済目標を同時達成するための変革経路（VITAL-Paths-Food）を定量化したものである。正義と人間-自然関係に関する異なる価値観を反映した3つの経路を開発し、世界の食料・バイオマス・バリューチェーンにおける影響を分析した。方法論と結果、教訓をまとめている。
English
This report documents the quantification of the VITAL-Paths-Food pathways, three value-explicit transformative pathways for food and biomass systems that meet global biodiversity, climate, and human well-being goals. It analyzes efforts and impacts under contrasting justice and nature perspectives, and draws lessons for transformative change in European and global contexts.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では、生物多様性国家戦略やGX推進法との関連で、食料・バイオマスシステムの変革は重要だが、本論文は特に欧州を中心とした分析であり、日本への直接の示唆は限定的。ただし、価値観を明示した経路設計の手法は参考になる。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to the global discourse on transformative change for biodiversity and climate, aligning with the IPBES and UN conventions. It offers a methodological framework for integrating value perspectives into policy pathways, relevant for international climate and biodiversity negotiations.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a quantitative framework for value-explicit pathways that can be adapted to other regions or sectors.
🏢実務担当者:Offers insights for food and biomass companies on how value perspectives may shape future sustainability scenarios.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need to consider justice and nature values in designing transformative policies for biodiversity and climate.
📄 Abstract（原文）
There is growing consensus that transformative change is needed to achieve futures in which biodiversity, climate and socio-economic goals agreed under UN conventions (Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals) are met. However, there is limited understanding of what transformative change entails for food and biomass value chains, and how this could differ based on alternative value perspectives about justice and human-nature relationships. Following recommendations from the IPBES Transformative Change assessment, the RAINFOREST project addressed this gap by developing and quantifying the “Value-explicit transformative and equitable pathways in Food and Biomass Systems” (VITAL-Paths-Food pathways), a set of three plausible and value coherent pathways designed to meet global biodiversity, climate and human well-being goals, and reflecting contrasted views about justice and nature. By supporting a more transparent account of the values underpinning pathways of transformative change and their impacts for multiple competing value perspectives, this work is expected to help overcome existing tensions about ambitious and fair collective action in food and biomass value chains. This report documents the methodological approach to the quantification of the VITAL-Paths-Food pathways, the analyses of the resulting projections in terms of efforts and impacts, and the lessons learned for transformative change in European food and biomass systems within the global context. The quantitative projections, as well as the code to generate related figures in the deliverable (Figures 1-32) are available in the supplementary dataset (doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18788047).
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