Evaluation of Economic Security of Water Resources and Analysis of Influencing Factors

Peng, Licheng; Ma, Xiaowei; Ma, Wanwan; Zhou, Yuanxiang

doi:10.4018/jgim.20221101.oa2

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“…Additionally, the top-weighted indicators reflected the growing importance of household income, population, and the tertiary industry in Zhuhai. This is in line with studies highlighting the relationship between economic factors and sustainable water resource management [45]. Similarly, the focus on indicators such as per capita green space area, resource development, population density, industrial output value, and commercial revenue water volume in Macao SAR aligned with the increasing recognition of urban greening, resource management, and population issues in achieving sustainable water resource management [46].…”

Section: Key Factors For the Sustainable Development Of Water Resourcessupporting

confidence: 73%

The DPSIR Model-Based Sustainability Assessment of Urban Water Resources: A Comparative Study of Zhuhai and Macao

Bai,

Qin,

Liu

et al. 2024

Water

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Based on the driving force-pressure-state-impact-response (DPSIR) model, 19 indicators were selected to construct a comparison between Zhuhai and Macao, two adjacent cities at the estuary of the Pearl River in China, which have different development models and water resource sustainable development strategies. Factors that may affect the sustainability of water resources were screened and placed according to the relationships of the five subsystems in the DPSIR model, establishing a sustainable evaluation model for water resources in the two cities. The results analyzed by Principal Component Analysis and Entropy methods showed that (1) Zhuhai City was greatly affected by the driving force, while Macao was greatly affected by the state system from 2012 to 2021. (2) From the trend changes, it can be seen that, in recent years, the water resources of the two cities have been moving towards sustainable development, and the management and protection of water resources have achieved remarkable results. From the evaluation results, it can be seen that implementing urban water-saving activities, strengthening the proportion of environmental water conservancy, public measures in public investment, upgrading sewage treatment machinery to improve sewage treatment rates, and other measures can effectively improve the current situation of water resources in both regions. In the future, the Zhuhai and Macao cities may continue to face a series of water resource pressures brought on by socio-economic developments. Therefore, an active adjustment of the development of the measurement of controlling wastewater discharge and saving water resources was proposed, adhering to the direction of sustainable development, and ensuring the benign development of socio-economic conditions and the ecological environment. This study can provide data to support regional water resource security and policy formulation with different political systems.

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Section: Key Factors For the Sustainable Development Of Water Resourcessupporting

confidence: 73%

The DPSIR Model-Based Sustainability Assessment of Urban Water Resources: A Comparative Study of Zhuhai and Macao

Bai,

Qin,

Liu

et al. 2024

Water

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“…The comprehensive index serves as an indicator for evaluating the level of green finance. Lastly, in line with existing research (Peng et al 2021, the number of university students is used to measure human capital.…”

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Impact of renewable energy technology innovation on green industrial structure upgrading: evidence from 284 cities in China

Zheng,

Lin,

et al. 2023

Environ. Res. Commun.

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Renewable energy technology innovation (RETI) and green industrial structure upgrading (GISU) are crucial pathways for China’s pursuit of sustainable development. Despite the existing research separately emphasizing the importance of RETI and GISU, there are limited investigations into the role of RETI in facilitating the process of GISU, especially in terms of empirical evidence at the urban level. This study utilizes data from 284 cities in China from 2006 to 2020 to investigate the impact of RETI on GISU. Our research findings reveal a positive association between RETI and GISU. Specifically, increasing 1 unit of RETI can promote GISU by 0.19 units. Moreover, we identify that environmental regulations, green finance, and human capital strengthen RETI’s stimulating effect on GISU. Notably, the study highlights that the positive influence of RETI on GISU is especially prominent in economically developed cities with a conducive innovation environment and those facing severe pollution challenges.

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Enhancing water security: Statistical measurement and spatiotemporal analysis

Du,

Wang,

Chen

et al. 2024

Environmental Research

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Evaluation of Economic Security of Water Resources and Analysis of Influencing Factors

Cited by 3 publications

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The DPSIR Model-Based Sustainability Assessment of Urban Water Resources: A Comparative Study of Zhuhai and Macao

The DPSIR Model-Based Sustainability Assessment of Urban Water Resources: A Comparative Study of Zhuhai and Macao

Impact of renewable energy technology innovation on green industrial structure upgrading: evidence from 284 cities in China

Enhancing water security: Statistical measurement and spatiotemporal analysis

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