再エネ導入からSDGs成果へ：相乗効果とトレードオフに関する地球規模・ライフサイクル・エビデンス感応型の統合的枠組み

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🔬研究者:再エネとSDGsの因果経路をエビデンス階梯で整理する分析枠組みとして参照できる。

🏢実務担当者:再エネ導入のSDGs貢献主張を、検証可能な指標とエビデンス水準で整理する際に使える。

🏛政策担当者:再エネ政策の分配効果とトレードオフを評価する際の枠組みとして活用できる。

Renewable energy is central to climate mitigation and to SDG 7, yet its wider contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is not automatic. Existing studies identify potential synergies with health, employment, infrastructure, poverty reduction, and climate action, alongside trade-offs involving land, water, food systems, biodiversity, materials, waste, and the distribution of costs and benefits. Because recent global syntheses have already mapped renewable-energy contributions across all 17 SDGs, a further general mapping would offer limited novelty. This paper therefore develops a complementary conceptual framework through an integrative synthesis of research on SDG interactions, renewable-energy life cycles, technology-specific effects, energy access, environmental justice, and impact evaluation. 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