Risk transmission of El Niño-induced climate change to regional Green Economy Index

Zhang, Li; Li, Yan; Yu, Sixin; Wang, Lu

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2023.07.006

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“…For example, according to the Colocci et al (2023) regional action plans that address climate issues effectively support regional sustainability. Although, not only the presence of action plans but their relations with practical implementation (Colocci et al, 2023) and comprehensive policy formulation (Zhang et al, 2023) are required. In this context, holistic approach, monitoring, professionalism of policy makers (Ray Biswas & Rahman, 2023), horizontal coordination and collaboration between regions (Armstrong, 2023) are keys to success.…”

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Climate Change and Depopulation: Insights on Key Factors for Regional Development

Aleksejeva,

Šipilova,

Homutiņins

et al. 2024

Rural Development 2019

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Climate change and depopulation challenge regional sustainability through their negative effects on socioeconomic conditions. Given regional peculiarities in terms of geographical, economic, social, cultural, demographic, and environmental aspects, regions differ. As a result, the intensity of the possible negative effects provided by climate change and depopulation also differs across regions. A timely understanding of possible risks that have to be addressed through sustainable regional development policies allows for effective risk management. The article aims to characterise depopulation and climate change risks for the regions of Latvia. Within the article, the authors, first, elaborate long-term forecasts for population change by application of system dynamic modelling; second, characterise the climatic and environmental peculiarities of the regions in Latvia. The research findings introduce a wider audience of scientists and practitioners to possible risks for sustainable regional development in terms of climate change and depopulation. According to the data analysed, at the moment, for sustainable regional development in Latvia, depopulation is a greater risk than climate change. However, both risks have to be addressed through effective management.

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confidence: 99%