Assessment of Global Sustainable Development, Environmental Sustainability, Economic Development and Social Development Index in Selected Economies

Singh, Ajay Kumar; Jyoti, Bhim; Kumar, Sanjeev; Lenka, Sanjaya Kumar

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.160113

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“…e ocean provides humans with an abundance of food and rich chemical, power, and mineral resources. It is an important link in global ecological balance [1][2][3][4]. In recent years, there is a growing demand of natural products/services and resources and a rise in the utilization intensify of natural resources.…”

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Measurement of Coordinated and Coupled Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Development for Marine Economic-Ecological Complex System

Мingming

Мамонов

2021

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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The development of marine economy has stimulated the need for marine natural products and services, as well as the demand and utilization intensity of marine resources. As a result, the coastal regions start to discharge more and more pollutants, posing a serious threat to marine ecoenvironment. Because of the interactions between marine economy and marine ecology, it is of practical significance to study the marine economic-ecological complex system (MEECS). However, the relevant studies have several common defects: the incomplete data statistics system, the limited attention on development law or action mechanism, and the lack of long-term quantitative and empirical analysis. To overcome these defects, this paper tries to measure the coordinated and coupled development (CCD) and evaluate the sustainable development of MEECS. Specifically, an ecology-dominated coordinated development model was proposed for the complex system, and a differential equation model was established to describe the dynamic coordinated development of the complex system. Through data envelopment analysis (DEA), the sustainable development of the complex system was evaluated based on its input-output efficiency. Through experiments, the outputs of decision-making units (DMUs) of our model were obtained, and the development of the subsystems in MEECS was evaluated comprehensively to verify the effectiveness of our algorithm.

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confidence: 99%

Measurement of Coordinated and Coupled Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Development for Marine Economic-Ecological Complex System

Мingming

Мамонов

2021

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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“…In general, the difference between our study and similar ones presented in the works of many scientists from all over the world [9][10][11] is in the analysis of the current situation in the selected region and the formation of its main ones through the econometric method, the matrix for the orderly application of measures to counter threats to ensure demographic security and sustainable development of a region that is not in normal conditions but has an aggressive military environment.…”

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Transformation of Threats to Demographic Security and Sustainable Development of the Region Due to Increased Military Actions

Andriyiv¹,

Pushak²,

Petrukha³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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The main purpose of the article is to identify the main threats to demographic security and sustainable development of the region in the context of military actions. The methodology implies modern methods of hierarchical analysis and analysis methods. The reason for choosing this topic is accompanied by the fact that, because demographic factors significantly affect the stability and security of the development of the region, the problem of ensuring demographic security, in particular in terms of identifying and tracking changes in key threats, is relevant and important for the further restoration of human resources. According to the results of the study, the features of the transformation of the main threats to demographic security and sustainable development of a particular region were determined. A response level matrix was proposed for each of the identified threats in order to counteract the most impact and further reduce the pace of implementation of activities. Research has limitations. The fact that as a result of hostilities, a small number of regions can be the object of research. In the future, we should consider the demographic security and sustainable development of regions that do not have the influence of military actions and compare them with our research results.

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“…In recent years, agricultural green development has become more and more important. Some scholars have studied the model and evaluation of ASD [1][2][3][4]. The assessment objectives of agricultural green development included different levels, such as the whole units, specific agriculture production systems and so on [5][6][7][8][9].…”

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What Drives the Fluctuations of “Green” Development in China’s Agricultural Sector? An Entropy Method Approach

Bao¹,

Jiang²,

Jin³

2022

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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The sustainable and coordinated development of agriculture directly associated with the national economy and social development, and the agriculture development is closely affected by several societal, economic and environmental effects. Based on the panel data of agricultural production from 2004 to 2015 in China, 21 indicators were selected to construct a five-dimensional index system of sustainable agricultural green development, including population, society, economy, environment and resources perspective. Using entropy method and coordination degree method, the spatial-temporal dynamics and coordination degree of agricultural green development index (AGDI) are explored. The results show that: sustainable agricultural green development is mostly affected by the sustainability of population system, followed by the sustainability of environmental system, resource system, economic system and societal system. In terms of the spatial dimension, it has large differences between different regions. In terms of the coordination degree of AGDI between the five dimensions, it shows a trend of "continuous decline and then rising fluctuation" from 2004 to 2015. From the spatial distribution of the coordination degree between these subsystems, the number of provinces with "coordination" and "comparative coordination" between the sustainability of each subsystem is increasing, at the same time, the provinces belong "coordination" and "comparative coordination" are mainly distributed in the central and eastern regions of China. This paper analyses the spatial-temporal dynamics and coordination degree of AGDI based on the evidence collected in China, it furthered explores the great significance of the five-dimensional systems in improving the level of agricultural sustainable development.

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Assessment of Global Sustainable Development, Environmental Sustainability, Economic Development and Social Development Index in Selected Economies

Cited by 42 publications

References 52 publications

Measurement of Coordinated and Coupled Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Development for Marine Economic-Ecological Complex System

Measurement of Coordinated and Coupled Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Development for Marine Economic-Ecological Complex System

Transformation of Threats to Demographic Security and Sustainable Development of the Region Due to Increased Military Actions

What Drives the Fluctuations of “Green” Development in China’s Agricultural Sector? An Entropy Method Approach

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