Socio-economic model of sustainable development

Rublev, Gennady; Богданова, Л. М.; Kurbatova, Svetlana M.; Krasnousov, Sergey Dmitriyevich; Kolmakov, V. I.

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202124410053

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“…In the initial study of poverty, it was simply defined as an economic issue because family or individual income directly determines whether they can meet basic living standards [4,14]. From a sustainable development perspective, the stability and growth of the economic system cannot be isolated from its broader context [15,16]. Hence, in addition to monetary poverty, households are at greater risk of falling into poverty in terms of education, health, employment, and living conditions [17,18].…”

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Research on the Capability to Prevent Returning to Poverty and Its Enhancement Path for the Ecologically Fragile Areas: A Case Study of Enshi Prefecture

Ma,

Ding,

Zhang

2024

Sustainability

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According to the strategic plan for rural revitalization and the consolidation of poverty alleviation achievements, this research has developed an evaluation indicator system encompassing three dimensions: environment, social support, and economic resilience, viewed through a sustainable development lens. This system is designed to gauge the capacity to forestall a relapse into poverty in ecologically fragile regions and can also serve as a foundation for the government to establish a comprehensive early-warning and monitoring system. An integrated approach, combining the TOPSIS and entropy methods, was employed to assess the capability to prevent a recurrence of poverty based on data from Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture spanning 2016 to 2022. Subsequently, the obstacle degree model was utilized to pinpoint critical barriers to enhancing its capability to mitigate the risk of reverting to poverty. The findings clearly indicated that, compared to other regions, Enshi City and Lichuan City maintained the most robust comprehensive capabilities to avert poverty recurrence between 2016 and 2022. Furthermore, the evaluation of capabilities across various dimensions revealed that, with the exception of Enshi City, other counties and cities demonstrated lower capacities in the environmental, social support, and economic resilience dimensions. Moreover, in 2020, the capabilities of all counties and cities deteriorated, and the capabilities under the dimensions of social support and economic resilience had not returned to their former levels by 2022, suggesting that the social and economic systems are susceptible to emergency public crises. A spatiotemporal analysis of the factors impeding the enhancement of capabilities in the counties and cities of Enshi Prefecture showed that the inhibiting factors varied by region, with the most prevalent obstacles stemming from economic resilience. In terms of environmental dimensions, the total regional water supply played a pivotal role in Enshi Prefecture. There was a pronounced regional disparity in the development of capabilities to prevent the recurrence of poverty, and the evolution of systems, such as the environment, social support, and economic resilience, was markedly uncoordinated. Finally, strategic recommendations and measures were formulated to bolster the capabilities to avert returning to poverty in ecologically fragile areas across these three dimensions.

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Research on the Capability to Prevent Returning to Poverty and Its Enhancement Path for the Ecologically Fragile Areas: A Case Study of Enshi Prefecture

Ma,

Ding,

Zhang

2024

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Comfortable living in urban environments: implications for agricultural development and sustainable societies

Kolobova

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The article analyzes the genesis of the phenomenon of comfort of living in the urban environment, the influence of objective factors and subjective needs on determining the level of comfort of residents, including in the context of the relationship with agriculture. An objective assessment is carried out on the basis of calculations of indicators of the quality of the urban environment, the provision of the population with the necessary set of services. Assessment of the quality of urban environment, as an objective indicator, demonstrates the effectiveness of public and municipal officials. For the current urban methodology to assess the quality of urban environment, the author proposed ten additional evaluation indicators. The concept of comfort is determined not only by economic welfare, but also by other indicators. Further research shows that no less significant for a full-fledged assessment of comfort is the consideration of subjective preferences of citizens. However, taking into account different historical and cultural traditions, national preferences, natural and climatic conditions and ecological situation, as well, it is difficult to quantitatively calculate a universal level of comfort. Accumulating previous studies, taking into account modern realities, the author offers an interpretation of the concept of “comfort of living”. Developing Layard’s theory, the author has developed a “Dial” of comfort of living, which takes into account the indicators “housing”, “environment” and “digital culture”. To calculate a quantitative assessment of the level of comfort of living, it is advised to use a combined method, taking into account both objectively established factors and subjective preferences of residents, as well. Thus, the issue of assessing the level of comfort of living should be further studied, taking into account the factors of housing, environment, digital communication tools and, possibly, new, emerging over time, factors of influence.

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Justification of the impact of digitalization in housing and utilities sector on reducing energy consumption in residential buildings

Uvarova,

Savvina,

Ovsiannikov

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Accurate accounting of energy consumption and transparency in the calculation of housing and communal services are important incentives for property users to implement energy-saving measures. Ensuring the reliability of accounting and calculations, as well as reducing energy losses and emergency situations in the provision of energy supply and heating services, can be achieved through a comprehensive approach to the digitalization of the housing and utilities sector (HUS). Digitalization addresses the current problem of conflicting interests among various stakeholders in the HUS field and eliminates distortions of information during communication processes. This article substantiates the influence of digitalization on the efficiency of HUS operations and energy supply services while examining factors that enhance the motivation of key stakeholders to ensure energy efficiency. Through quantitative analysis, the economic viability of acquiring properties with high energy efficiency for consumers of housing and communal services is demonstrated, making such investments advantageous when assessing total cost of ownership.

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Socio-economic model of sustainable development

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Research on the Capability to Prevent Returning to Poverty and Its Enhancement Path for the Ecologically Fragile Areas: A Case Study of Enshi Prefecture

Research on the Capability to Prevent Returning to Poverty and Its Enhancement Path for the Ecologically Fragile Areas: A Case Study of Enshi Prefecture

Comfortable living in urban environments: implications for agricultural development and sustainable societies

Justification of the impact of digitalization in housing and utilities sector on reducing energy consumption in residential buildings

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