2025年全球治理创新报告：推进未来公约与环境治理

Global GovernanceInnovation Report 2025Advancing the Pact for the Futureand Environmental Governance RELATED PUBLICATIONS(see Annex 3 for more GGIN knowledge products)Confronting the Crisis of Global Governance, The Reportof the Commission on Global Security, Justice &Governance(2015)Just Security in an Undergoverned World (2018)An Innovation Agenda for UN75: The Albright-GambariCommission Report and the Road to 2020 (2019)Reimagining Governance in a Multipolar World(2019,co-published with the Doha Forum)UN 2.0: Ten Innovation for Global Governance 75 Yearsbeyond San Francisco(2020)Coping with New and Old Crises: Global and RegionalCooperation in an Age of Epidemic Uncertainty(2020,co-published with the Doha Forum)Beyond UN75: A Roadmap for Inclusive, Networked &Effective Global Governance(2021)Building Back Together & Greener: Twenty Initiatives fora Just, Healthy, and Sustainable Global Recovery(2021,co-published with the Doha Forum)Road to 2023: Our Common Agenda and the Pact forthe Future(2022)Rethinking Global Cooperation: Three New Frameworksfor Collective Action in an Age of Uncertainty(2022,co-published with the Doha Forum)Global Governance Survey 2023: Finding Consensus in aDivided World(2023)Global Governance Innovation Report 2023: RedefiningApproaches to Peace, Security & Humanitarian Action(2023)Future of International Cooperation Report 2023: BuildingShared Futures: Innovating Governance for Global andRegional Problem Solving(2023, co-published with DohaForum and the Global Institute for Strategic Research)Governing Our Planetary Emergency(2023, Report of theClimate Governance Commission)Global Governance Innovation Report 2024: AdvancingHuman Security through a New Global EconomicArchitecture(2024)Future of International Cooperation Report 2024: TheInnovation Imperative: Tech-Governance, Development,& Security at a Crossroads(2024, co-published with DohaForum and the Global Institute for Strategic Research) ABOUT STIMSONThe Stimson Center promotes international securityand shared prosperity through applied research andindependent analysis, global engagement, and policyinnovation. For more than three decades, Stimson hasbeen a leading voice on urgent global issues. Foundedin the twilight years of the Cold War, the Stimson Centerpioneered practical new steps toward stability and securityin an uncertain world. Today, as changes in power andtechnology usher in a challenging new era, Stimson is atthe forefront: engaging new voices, generating innovativeideas and analysis, and building solutions to promoteinternational security, prosperity, and justice.Stimson’s Global Governance, Justice & SecurityProgram aims to advance more capable global andregional institutions to better cope with existingand emerging global challenges, and to create newopportunities through effective multilateral action,including with the global business community and civilsociety. Visit the Global Governance Innovation Network,a collaborative project of the Stimson Center, the Aca-demic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS),Plataforma CIPÓ, Leiden University, the Savannah Centrefor Diplomacy, Democracy, and Development, the GlobalInstitute for Strategic Research, and the Council onEnergy, Environment, and Water:ggin.stimson.org.Please Cite this Publication AsRichard Ponzio, Nudhara Yusuf, and William Durch (Editor),2025,Global Governance Innovation Report 2025. TheStimson Center, Washington, D.C., USA.Copyright © June 2025, The Stimson Center Global Governance Innovation Report 2025Advancing the Pact for the Future and Environmental GovernanceThis report encourages creative and ambitious thinking on global governancerenewal and innovation, introducing a unique approach to assessing andpromoting implementation of the Pact for the Future, alongside novel ideasfor consideration at COP30 in Belém and other environmental policy fora.With multilateral institutions facing an extreme liquidity crisis and the internationalrules-based order under pressure, states and civil society partners committed to collectivesecurity, sustainable development, human rights, and multilateral diplomacy must stepup to defend and champion a stronger, reformed, and more capable global governancesystem. A growing financing gap and weakening political support for the Paris Agreementfurther threaten progress on tackling the world’s most urgent challenge: climate change.Against a backdrop of political division and mistrust among major powers, worldleaders convened the Summit of the Future in September 2024 to renew internationalcommitments and reimagine how aging institutions can better cope with contemporaryrisks and opportunities. TheGlobal Governance Innovation Report 2025(GGIR’25) offerstools for assessing and promoting implementation of the summit’s outcomes—the Pactfor the Future, Global Digital Compact, and Declaration on Future Generations—andexplores how to overcome barriers to change ahead of the Pact’s official high-level reviewin Septe