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1. Introduction The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were designed to offer an ambitious roadmap with which to address a wide range of globally pressing social, economic, and environmental threats and challenges. For each SDG, different world regions confront their unique issues and challenges and showcase different types of solutions and levels of progress.

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1. Introduction Climate change is a global challenge that requires local action across different sectors and disciplines. Framing faith-inspired discourses to mitigate climate change is critical to achieving sustainable development. However, the dominant logic for assessing potential avenues for the mitigation of climate change is underpinned by technical solutions or positivist views of natural phenomena, with limited analysis of behavioral and sociological dimensions [,].