Holistic Value Chain

Approaches in AgricultureAgriculture is Solution for Climate Change Symposium事務局

2019年5月13日

May 13, 2019

Current model of economic

development has left a legacy of global burdens

posing a mounting

business cost and a barrier to

growth

Source: Business & Sustainable Development Commission (2017)

But also significant progress

Dramatic reduction in the number of poor in East Asia and

Pacific

Source: Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals, World Bank (2017)

TurbulentTeens

Business as usual is not viable

How to put a fragmented world on a sustainable

path?

TurbulentTeens

Sustainable Development

Goals

A compelling new strategy

for business to contribute to sustainable

growth

2. Combat desertification, restore degraded land

and soil

1. Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity

12.3 Halve per capita global food waste and

reduce food losses

1. Eradicate extreme poverty

2.4 Sustainable and resilient food production

5.Build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations

2.a Increase investments in agriculture in

developing countries

2.3 Double the productivity and income

of small scale food producers

1. Achieve and sustain income growth of the bottom 40 per cent of the population at a rate higher than the national average

4. Increase water-use efficiency across all sectors

and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of

freshwater

1. Reduce maternal mortality ratio

2. End preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age

The SDGs: a network of goals

Translating global needs

and ambitions into business solutions –

with a sizeable economic

prize

Source: Business & Sustainable Development Commission (2017)

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Energy and Materials

Circular models - Appliances

Circular models - Electronics

Energy efficiency. Non-energy intensive industries

Energy storage systems

Resource recovery

End-use steel efficiency

Energy efficiency-Energy intensive industries

Energy access

Green chemicals

Additive manufacturing

Local content in extractives

Health and Well-being

Telehealth

Advanced genomics

Activity services

Detection of counterfeit drugs

Tobacco control

Weight management programs

Better disease management

Electronic medical records

Healthcare training

Low-cost surgery

Better maternal and child health

Shared infrastructure

Mine rehabilitation

Carbon capture and storage

Grid interconnection

Cities and Urban Mobility

Electric and hybrid vehicles

Public transport in urban areas

Car sharing

Road safety equipment

Autonomous vehicles

ICE vehicle fuel efficiency

Building resilient cities

Municipal water leakage

Cultural tourism

Smart metering

Water & sanitation infrastructure

Office sharing

Timber buildings

Durable and modular buildings

Food and Agriculture

1 Circular models - Automotive Risk poolingAffordable housingReducing food waste in value chain

Low-income food markets

Reducing consumer food waste

Product reformulation

Technology in large scale farms

Dietary switch

Sustainable aquaculture

Technology in smallholder farms

Micro-irrigation

Restoring degraded land

Reducing packaging waste

Cattle intensification

Urban agriculture

2 Expansion of renewables Remote patient monitoringEnergy efficiency-buildingsForest ecosystem services

Source: Business & Sustainable Development Commission (2017)

Market “hotspots” across the 4 systems

Unleashing innovation for

sustainable growth

Delivering new products, services,

processes and solutions

Source: Business & Sustainable Development Commission (2017)

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1 Rest of developing Asia includes Central Asia (e.g., Uzbekistan), South Asia (e.g., Bangladesh), Southeast Asia (e.g., Laos), and North Korea.

United States and Canada

Europe (OECD & EU)

Russia and Eastern Europe

China

Middle East

AfricaLatin America

Rest of developing and emerging Asia1

Developed Asia-Pacific

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Developing

Health and Well-being

Cities

Developed

Energy and Materials

Food and Agriculture

Total opportunity share, %

Health and Well-being

Energy and Materials

Food and Agriculture

Cities

India

Source: Business & Sustainable Development Commission (2017)

Distribution of business opportunities

Guidance on the SDGs

www.sdghub.com

Main reason organization is contributing or planning on contributing to the SDGs

Source: Evaluating progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, Globescan / SustainAbility (2017)

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41

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

Competitive pressure

Pressure from external stakeholders

Potential reputional benefits

Opportunity to grow revenue

Importance of SDGs to global community

Opportunity to better focus sustainability strategy

Opportunity to align business activities with society's needs

(% of responses, over 500 sustainability experts across 74

countries)

Opportunities starting to be understood