Fernando Ortiz-Moya

Chief Policy Researcher

National Institute for Environmental Studies

Japan

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Fernando Ortiz-Moya is the Chief Policy Researcher at the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies in Japan. His research focuses on sustainable development goals, urban planning in the context of population decline, and community integration within shrinking cities. Recent publications include analyses of the 2030 Agenda implementation and the implications of high-speed rail on urban dynamics. He also explores local reviews of sustainable development in European cities and their contributions to policy integration.

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University Of Strathclyde

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Relational follow-up and review of the 2030 Agenda: accelerating the implementation of the sustainable development goals

Urban planning responses to population decline in Japan’s shrinking cities: growth strategies vs. decline management

Cities’ review of the sustainable development goals and insights from voluntary local reviews

Operationalising the follow-up and review of the sustainable development goals at the local level: insights from European cities and their voluntary local review experience

Mapping everyday community life in suburban shrinking areas around Tokyo: case study of Minamiashigara, Kanagawa prefecture

Contributions of the voluntary local review process to policy integration: evidence from frontrunner cities

Place attachment and identity in shrinking cities: anticipating decline by combining perceptions of locals and visitors in Chōfu, Japan

The impact of high-speed rail on the trajectories of shrinking cities: the case of the extension of the Shinkansen network in northern Japan

Sustainable transitions towards a resilient and decentralised future: Japan’s Circulating and Ecological Sphere (CES)

Correction to: Sustainable transitions towards a resilient and decentralised future: Japan’s Circulating and Ecological Sphere (CES)

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Marco Reggiani

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