TABLE 2.

Characterizing Nexus-informed Cross-sectoral potential of the Sustainable Development Goals and Implications for Advancing Health Equity (Prince George, Canada, 2021).

Nexus-informed Cross-sectoral Potential of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)	Current Evidence for Advancing Health Equity
The SDGs as an Analytical tool	Uses a systems-thinking basis to unpack interlinkages and draw correlations with the social determinants of health [59, 60, 73]
The SDGs as a Conceptual Framework	A paradigm to navigate coordination challenges in analyzing the nature and extent of trade-offs which breed injustices and inequities in socio-environmental outcomes [58, 61, 71, 72]
The SDGs as a Discourse	Uses value-laden judgements and frames to draw attention to governance, power sharing and equity concerns in terms of these lines of questioning: “Integration for whom? Who leads the coordinated efforts? Whose interests are integrated? Whose are traded-off?” [26, 57,65, 66, 81]