How to govern conflictual trade-off situations between Sustainable Development Goals?

How to govern conflictual trade-off situations between Sustainable Development Goals? Insights of two years of empirical research in the Southwest
The School of Sustainability hosted Elke Kellner as part of a series of research seminars that bring together faculty and students engaged in sustainability research to present and discuss their work.
Despite near-global consensus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), unresolved and politically contentious trade-offs between SDGs have undermined the implementation. Conflictual trade-off situations between SDGs are known as key barriers to reaching the goals and call for new innovative governance approaches. In this talk, Elke Kellner, along with her students, shared insights about the governance of conflictual trade-off situations in their case studies in the US, e.g., Grand Canyon (AZ), Chaco Culture National Historical Park (NM), Bears Ears National Monument (UT), and Resolution Copper Mine (AZ). All case studies involve Indigenous communities, requiring specific governance approaches.
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