A fenntartható mezőgazdaság kompozit indikátorai

Valkó, Gábor; Kovács, Ildikó; Fekete, Mária Farkasné

doi:10.20311/stat2018.08-09.hu0862

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“…Furthermore, as well we shown that vine growing can be profitable, but for that at least a medium farm size is necessary. For the vine growing sector it is good if effectiveness and economic viability as well as preservation of natural resources can prevail from the sustainable agriculture formulated by Valkó et al (2018) in Hungary. For the latter the aim is to keep the size of vineyards to avoid further reductions in area.…”

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Sustainability in hungarian viticulture

Szamosköziné Kispál

2023

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In our globalised world, humankind is increasingly realising that we have consumed the Earth’s resources, and it is necessary to change our own mind and attitude. Economic, social and ecological sustainability has become a fundamental goal in every sector, including vine and wine growing. Hungary is ranked 16th and 7th in the wine growing of the world and the European Union respectively (OIV 2022 forecast). Thus, global goals need to be increasingly enforced also in this sector in order to be able to keep our competitiveness. Markets are becoming more and more concentrated. New World countries are developing exponentially. So tradition and expertise are no longer enough to maintain and develop the sector. There is a need for collaborations and integrations, for which cooperatives and clusters serve as a model most of all. Since, however, their implementation is difficult in Hungary, it is necessary to put more emphasis on scale efficiency, cost minimization and sustainability. The latter one represents higher customer added value and meets the demand of conscious consumers. This study is intended to deal with costs and buying-in prices by farm sizes, and to show which sizes may be economically sustainable.

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Sustainability in hungarian viticulture

Szamosköziné Kispál

2023

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“…When interpreting indicators, they must be formulated very carefully, because in many cases the relationship between them is not clear. In addition, the fact that positive or negative e ects in one area can be neutralized by opposite e ects in other areas can also be a problem (Valkó, Kovács, Farkasné Fekete 2018).…”

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The indicator-based measurement of the circular economy in the countries of the European Union

Kozma

Molnár

Barna

2022

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The circular economy is an integral part of sustainable development as a new economic model, which is the opposite of the linear economy that is still in force today. In terms of its basics, we can speak of a sustainable economic system in which economic growth is completely decoupled from the use of resources, in order to reduce the use of natural resources and recycle them. In the study, the authors present the possibility of measuring the circular economy and establish a ranking for the 28 Member States of the European Union based on the created composite indicators measuring the circular economy. The values of the created CCEI index were compared with rankings produced by other researchers in similar and different ways. The goodness of the presented methodology is examined by comparing previous similar research results. The primary objective of the study is to create composite indicators and to analyse their comparability. Further aim is to characterise the leading and the tail-ender countries from which conclusions can be drawn regarding ranking and thus make them comparable. The research objective is achieved by using secondary data based on different Eurostat databases related to a sub-sector of the circular economy for the year 2018. The indicators of the circular economy were grouped according to four areas: production and consumption, waste management secondary raw materials, competitiveness and innovation. These areas are adequately show the topics related to the circular economy. In terms of its structure, the international literature related to the circular economy is reviewed first, followed by the EU strategy and a set of relevant indicators. In the methodological chapter, the methodology of the analysis, the scale coordinate transformation is explained. The research results are compared with the rankings created by other authors and the authors of this study. In this study, the comparison is made from composite indicators using rank correlation, followed by the conclusions. The research findings of the study highlighted the fact that composite indicators can be created in relation to the circular economy, however, creating and comparing them is not an easy task. The ranking on which the comparison is based shows a very high degree of similarity with the selected rankings. Overall and typically, the leading States, such as Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Italy are almost without exception in the top of the rankings in most cases, while the group of tail-enders is led by Malta and Estonia. Based on the results of the macro-level studies, the authors established a kind of competitiveness ranking.

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Rangsoroljunk vagy nem? A körforgásos gazdaság mérési lehetőségei és azok összehasonlítása az EU-tagországokban

Kozma

Barna

Molnár

2021

Veztud

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A körforgásos gazdaság a lineárissal ellentétben, a gazdaságot egy fenntartható gazdasági rendszernek tekinti. Ebben a rendszerben a gazdasági növekedés elválik az erőforrások felhasználásától azáltal, hogy csökken a természeti erőforrások használata és azok visszaforgatásra kerülnek. Jelen tanulmány célja, hogy megvizsgálja az Európai Unió által gyűjtött, 28 tagállamra vonatkozó körforgásos gazdaságra jellemző indikátorokat abból a célból, hogy tagállami szintű kompozit indikátorok kerülhessenek megalkotásra. A kutatási cél megvalósítása szekunder adatok segítségével az Eurostat különböző, a körforgásos gazdaság valamely részterületéhez kapcsolódó adatbázisán alapul. A tanulmány kutatási eredménye rávilágított arra, hogy habár a körforgásos gazdasággal kapcsolatban létre lehet hozni egy, minden részterületet mérő, kompozit mutatószámot és ezáltal megalkotható, létrehozható egy rangsor, amely mérhetővé teszi az EU-s tagállamok teljesítményét. A tagállamok kompozit eredményei rávilágítottak arra a tényre, hogy a rangsorok élén Németország, az Egyesült Királyság és Hollandia helyezkednek el, míg Magyarország a középmezőnyben, a 19. helyen található, azonban még az indikátor segítségével sem könnyű mérni az EU-s tagállamok teljesítményét, rangsorát.

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A fenntartható mezőgazdaság kompozit indikátorai

Cited by 3 publications

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Sustainability in hungarian viticulture

Sustainability in hungarian viticulture

The indicator-based measurement of the circular economy in the countries of the European Union

Rangsoroljunk vagy nem? A körforgásos gazdaság mérési lehetőségei és azok összehasonlítása az EU-tagországokban

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