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Medeiros, E. (2022). The territorialisation of the UN Agenda 2030 and crosscutting issues in energy, environment and health: The case of Portugal. In Walter Leal Filho, Diogo Guedes Vidal, Maria Alzira Pimenta Dinis, Ricardo Cunha Dias (Ed.), Sustainable policies and practices in energy, environment and health research: Addressing cross-cutting issues. (pp. 393-411).: Springer.

E. J. Medeiros,  "The territorialisation of the UN Agenda 2030 and crosscutting issues in energy, environment and health: The case of Portugal", in Sustainable policies and practices in energy, environment and health research: Addressing cross-cutting issues, Walter Leal Filho, Diogo Guedes Vidal, Maria Alzira Pimenta Dinis, Ricardo Cunha Dias, Ed., Springer, 2022, pp. 393-411

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AB  - Sustainable policy transitions require a shift towards more collaborative societal
values coupled with a sustainability supportive fiscal framework. The materialisation
of sustainable policies and practices in the field of energy, the environment and
health also require the establishment of building blocks for a more empowered,
informed and vibrant civil society in addressing sustainable development challenges.
Policymaking processes also need to follow participatory, subsidiarity and
place-based governance principles (Barca 2009; Stead 2014). Moreover,
eco-innovation practices can only succeed if all involved actors (SMEs and large
companies, research institutions, consumers, etc.) proactively contribute to this
transition towards a more sustainable territorial development pattern (Bontoux and
Bengtsson 2015). Finally, the physical renovation of buildings to improve energy
efficiency and the production of clean energy renders a tangible platform to
materialise these intended sustainable policy transitions (Kanters and Wall 2014).
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