Los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible y su adaptación en el ordenamiento civil y procesal español

Abstract

The commitment and responsibility to know and implement the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are universal because it considers us all as stakeholders. Legal research is a crucial element in advancing the implementation of the SDGs. With this commitment, this paper aims to analyse the extent to which Spanish positive law, specifically civil law and procedural law, has generated the necessary mechanisms for the protection of rights and freedoms and the reduction of inequalities in a task of legal sustainability, all to detect those gaps and challenges that remain. The contents of civil and procedural law comprise various institutions and regulations that materialise different SDGs, specifically envisaged in their goals. Both regulations are entirely in line with the SDGs in the Spanish legal system, although there is still some way to go.