Literature Review: Strategies for Achieving Environmental SDGs

Abstract

The realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is a universal commitment among countries under the United Nations, emphasizing their dedication to achieving sustainable development, notably in the realm of environmental sustainability. The study aims to analyze and review the previous research regarding strategies for achieving environmental SDGs. The hypothesis in this research is that to achieve the environmental SDGs a country requires support from other countries due to limited resources. We used the traditional literature review method based on 10 articles in the form of research journals that have been published in Q1 Scopus-indexed journals. The results show that the SDGs are related to the environment, including SDGs 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15. These six SDGs influence all the achievements of the other SDGs. The strategy for achieving environmental SDGs can be achieved on a regular regional and regional basis. The driving factor for the achievement of the strategies carried out is the existence of policies and the use of certain Artificial Intelligence (AI) related to the environment. In the actual implementation, what must be done both regionally and regularly is to include aspects of environmental protection in every planning and implementation of development activities that are supported by clear policies and legal regulations. Potential further research could analyze and evaluate what policies and legal regulations have been issued by each country or a region of countries regarding support for achieving environmentally related SDGs. Additionally, exploring the untapped potential of AI development in advancing these environmental objectives could be a valuable area of inquiry.

Keywords: environment, strategy, sustainable development goals (SDGs)