Integrated economic and environmental planning in Asia: a review of progress and proposals for policy reform

King, Peter; Annandale, David; Bailey, John

doi:10.1016/s0305-9006(03)00004-7

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“…Finally, two articles were written in a general way, without including any specific country. Of the total of 24 articles, 11 were carried out under a conceptual methodology [6,31,[33][34][35][36]42,43,47,48] , one in a mixed way [52] , and the rest with a qualitative methodology [32,37,[39][40][41][44][45][46][49][50][51]53] .…”

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“…In seven more articles, the participation of the government internally and the external support of environmental organizations for the application of the legislation is evidenced, considering the economic aspects and their variation when applying environmental regulations and culture. Because it is identified that the population has shown disinterest in participating in these issues [37,[39][40][41]45,46,53] .…”

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Environmental laws and politics, the relevance of implementing regulation of the presence of emerging pollutants in Mexico: a systematic review

Sanchéz-Ocampo¹,

Téllez-López²,

Islas-Flores³

et al. 2022

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Aim: To carry out a systematic review of the environmental regulation applicable to emerging pollutants at the international level, with a special interest in Mexico. Methods: The search for articles and documents was carried out under the criteria of the PRISMA statement (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis), in databases such as Pub-Med, Scopus, Science Direct, Jane’s, Dimensions, Google Scholar, as well as the Comprehensive System of Standards and Evaluation of the Ministry of the Interior of Mexico. Results: 3089 documents were reviewed, and considering the inclusion, exclusion, and quality criteria, 2 tables were constructed, the first with 24 scientific articles and the second with 7 Mexican standards. Conclusion: The regulation of emerging pollutants is a critical issue that must involve all sectors (for example, political, economic, social, and environmental). For this, it is necessary to coordinate the government, society and consider the experiences of other countries for its implementation. It was also identified that the issues of access to information and education programs have a significant impact on compliance with environmental regulations and that there is little scientific evidence on this matter.

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Environmental laws and politics, the relevance of implementing regulation of the presence of emerging pollutants in Mexico: a systematic review

Sanchéz-Ocampo¹,

Téllez-López²,

Islas-Flores³

et al. 2022

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“…Thus the approaches and tasks of the implementation of zoning are clarified. As for foreign experiences in spatial organization and regional development (Peter et al, 2003), EU and other developed countries and regions just began to pay more attention to the equality in regional development long after the industrialization. According to the new tendency of globalization, in 2000, the Lisbon Strategy clearly stated that the strengthening of the competitiveness and the emphasis on the efficiency of regional development should be paid equal attention to with the pursuit of equality in regional development.…”

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“…A variety of means of spatial governance were adopted, mainly including compiling and implementing spatial arrangement planning, formulating and fulfilling regional policies and laws, etc. (Michael, 2002;Peter et al, 2003). Corresponding institutional arrangements of spatial governance played a positive role in aspects such as rational exploitation and utilization of resources, ecological construction and environmental protection, amelioration of production and living environment, improvement of living standard and life quality, enhancement of regional capacity for sustainable development and competitiveness.…”

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The scientific foundation of Major Function Oriented Zoning in China

2009

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Major function oriented zoning (MFOZ hereafter) is the guideline for optimizing the spatial pattern of regional development in China, which entails both theoretical and methodological innovation in the academic field of economic geography. This study analyzes the basic features of territorial function and puts forward a spatial equilibrium model for regional development for the first time. It argues that there exists a trend of regional convergence in the average value which indicates the comprehensive development status of any region. Based on this finding, the study illustrates that the formation of functional zone should be conducive to the narrowing of regional gap and that free flow of resources between regions is the prerequisite to spatial equilibrium. It also investigates the impact of territorial functional evolution on the process of spatial equilibrium and suggests that the maximization of benefits derived from zoning proposal is interrelative with the method of regional division and the degree of understanding towards the temporal changes of territorial function. Furthermore, this study goes on to examine the scientific foundation of several issues concerning the reconciliation between contradictory functions of development and protection, the selection of indicators and the spatial and temporal features of MFOZ. It is then probes into the rationality of achieving dual goals of efficiency and equality simultaneously through three-dimensional flow and spatial equilibrium. The paper ends with discussions on the position, implementation and coordination of MFOZ from the perspective of institutional arrangements of spatial governance including law, planning and government policy.

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“…Spatial governance to territory is an effective way to realize orderly eco-social development [1][2]. Albrechts, Healy, and Kunzmann show that there and elsewhere, spatial planning efforts are stitching together new regional patterns for many parts of Europe [3].…”

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Major function oriented zoning at provincial level based on spatial analysis: A case study of Gansu Province, China

Zhang

Niu

et al. 2009

2009 4th International Conference on Recent Advances in Space Technologies

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Dividing the Main Functional Regions on territory space is implemented in China，in order to identify the region units that are suitable to develop or protect. It is essential to coordinate the relationship between human and nature, so as to achieve the target of sustainable development. Gansu Province, which is located in the northwest of China, has large span in the geographic range. In this area, geographical elements formed complicated and various combinations on the space, additionally the contradiction between economic development and ecological protection appeared outstanding. We selected nine aggregate indices that could reflect the carrying capacity of resource and environment, development density and development potential of a region to evaluate 83 county-lever districts. Using geographic information system and spatial analysis method, we revealed the spatial autocorrelation and heterogeneity of all the evaluation units, then divided Main Functional Regions and represented in graph. The results indicate that regional differentiation characteristics are obvious in Gansu, and the whole territory land can be divided into four functional regions including the development type, the type inclined to development, the type inclined to protection and the protective type.Then we study the spatial pattern of functional region. Based on these work above, it can provide scientific basis for adjusting regional policy and implementing the sustainable development strategy. Keywords-Major function oriented zoning, spatial analysis, region development, ecological protection, Gansu Province I.978-1-4244-3628-6/09/$25.00 ©2009 IEEE

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Integrated economic and environmental planning in Asia: a review of progress and proposals for policy reform

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

Environmental laws and politics, the relevance of implementing regulation of the presence of emerging pollutants in Mexico: a systematic review

Environmental laws and politics, the relevance of implementing regulation of the presence of emerging pollutants in Mexico: a systematic review

The scientific foundation of Major Function Oriented Zoning in China

Major function oriented zoning at provincial level based on spatial analysis: A case study of Gansu Province, China

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