The IPCC process, however flawed, is now the leading driver of action and accountability for climate change.
As such, their fear of missing out on something is a major driver of action, even impulsively.
This will require a major change in culture at many local football clubs and research is needed to describe current culture and to identify drivers of actions, or barriers towards addressing them, for both coaches and players.
In order to compete on this new type of battlefield, the Special Operations community needed to adapt its organizational structure – transitioning to a hybrid model that retained the strength and stability of a bureaucracy while allowing (and expecting) internal and external networks to become the real drivers of action.
Once a decision to seek some form of treatment had been made, recommendations from social networks, familiarity with provider-specific treatments and proximity to practitioners were the main drivers of action.
Public opinion may be an increasingly important driver of European actions ("something must be done for Darfur").
And so a president who says, 'I'm focused on my legacy, how's history going to see me,' and lets that become the driver of their actions is somebody who is going to be badly rewarded by history".
And although local choices were key driving factors of soil and landscape management at a wider scale, as implicit costs in transforming any single hectare of soil affect a much larger group of people than those who authorized the transformation (Malucelli et al. 2014), the supremacy of the local identity is counterintuitively the main driver of social actions in more developed countries.
The Met Office came to the conclusion that the real driver of the action in recent months was not in the Arctic or the Atlantic, but far away in the western Pacific Ocean.
As we think around implementation, governments and experts must see the SDGs as a huge driver of climate action towards a low-carbon future and a way to increase adaptive capacities.
