Urban and peri-urban communities across the Global South face considerable energy access challenges with over one billion people living without adequate access to basic services such as energy, water, and healthcare. Lack of access to modern energy services has cascading effects on the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the achievement of the corresponding Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this article we address this issue, using the SDGs as a framework to evaluate how policies and plans for local energy access can be coordinated with all SDG Targets. With a case study in Kibera, Kenya, we analyse how local energy access could enable or inhibit all local SDG Targets. Based on this knowledge, we propose a set of actions to achieve full modern energy access without compromising other local Sustainable Development Goals. We propose a new taxonomy to evaluate how actions affect the interlinkages between local energy access and the achievement of the SDGs. We find that the SDGs, applied as a framework to direct national policies and strategic projects, offer a holistic outlook, helping to unpack discrete thinking and support an integrated sustainable future for all.

城市和周边- 全球南方的城市社区面临着巨大的能源获取挑战，超过 10 亿人生活在无法充分获得能源、水和医疗保健等基本服务的环境中。无法获得现代能源服务对联合国 2030 年议程和相应可持续发展目标 (SDG) 的实现产生了连锁影响。在本文中，我们将解决这个问题，使用可持续发展目标作为评估当地能源获取政策和计划如何与所有可持续发展目标协调一致的框架。通过肯尼亚基贝拉的案例研究，我们分析了当地能源获取如何实现或抑制所有当地可持续发展目标。基于这些知识，我们提出了一系列行动，以在不影响其他当地可持续发展目标的情况下实现全面的现代能源获取。我们提出了一种新的分类法来评估行动如何影响当地能源获取与实现可持续发展目标之间的相互联系。我们发现，作为指导国家政策和战略项目的框架应用的可持续发展目标提供了一个整体的观点，有助于解开离散思维并支持所有人的综合可持续未来。