Sustainable Development Goals and Cities

Álvarez-Risco, Aldo; Arcentales, Shyla Del-Aguila; Rosen, Marc A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-45533-0_21

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“…Digital technologies and e-commerce, the most widespread digital innovation, often deal with matters concerning the environment, the economy, or other social aspects at the organizational level [68]. For example, digital transformation allows the seizing of new opportunities [69], obtaining social and economic sustainability due to increased work productivity and capital, and reducing the organization's carbon footprint [30].…”

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Investigating Digital Intensity and E-Commerce as Drivers for Sustainability and Economic Growth in the EU Countries

Criveanu

2023

Electronics

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Digital technology development caused the digital transformation of the economy and society. E-commerce, the most widespread among digital innovations, reached a significant share, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, impacting economic growth. The progress of digital technologies and the evolution of e-commerce can contribute to the more sustainable development of organizations and worldwide economies. This paper analyzed the influences of digital transformation and e-commerce on GDP and sustainable development. The study used the Eurostat database to gather the research variables for the EU countries. The paper used artificial neural networks and cluster analysis to reveal the significant influence of digital transformation and e-commerce on GDP and sustainable organizational development. Countries with a low level of digital transformation and e-commerce should propel these activities to increase economic performance sustainably.

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Investigating Digital Intensity and E-Commerce as Drivers for Sustainability and Economic Growth in the EU Countries

Criveanu

2023

Electronics

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“…The transformation path is a multi-scalar process, i.e., from the global to the local scale, encompassing the neighbourhood and even the products with which the built environment is executed. This requires adequate governance and articulation between multiple actors, all aligned behind the concept of sustainable development, impacting technological innovation, infrastructures and social behaviour [24,25]. For this, it is required that the smaller portions of territories manage to define, manage and monitor compliance with their own sustainable agenda [26,27], since urban planning (cities and neighbourhoods), from a sustainable perspective, is more effective isolated applications (isolated buildings) [28,29].…”

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Neighbourhood Sustainability Assessment Tools for Sustainable Cities and Communities, a Literature Review—New Trends for New Requirements

Pulgar Rubilar,

Jordán Vidal,

Blanco Fernández

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The aim of this documentary review was to determine the level of scientific production on environmental analysis tools and certifications for sustainable cities and communities, or “Neighbourhood Sustainability Assessment Tools”, worldwide between the years 2016 and 2023, considering as a precedent the appearance of the SDG 2030 and SDG 11. The analysis developed in this work was carried out based on WoS, Scopus and ScienceDirect. The eligibility of the results of 685 potential articles, in addition to complementary articles, was evaluated, leading to 27 selected reviews. Our analysis revealed the main and most recent results post implementation of sustainability measures, identifying limitations, success factors, trends and forecasts for the future selection, development or improvement of evaluation tools for the sustainability of human sites and describing strategies specific to local realities, which are valid from a global point of view but include the particularities of distinct communities in specific places.

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“…The understanding of this requires a change in mindsets, structures, and practices. Digital transformation can have the potential to support the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) effectively [33], due to the created new opportunities. Furthermore, these new opportunities can have lower transaction costs [14].…”

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Sustainability and Digital Transformation in the Visegrad Group of Central European Countries

2021

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The evolution of the digital transformation presents new challenges and many new opportunities, and provides unique solutions to individual issues, both for sectors and regions. The challenges posed by the digital world have a significant impact on social and economic processes, as well as our environment. This paper aims to provide an indicator-based understanding of the main characteristics of digitalization promoting sustainable development in the member countries of the Visegrad Cooperation. The main goal of this research is to study the relationship between digitalization transformation and sustainability together. One of the basic indicators of the article is the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI). We examined interconnections between the dimensions of the DESI index and the indicators of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets together in the V4, presented the change, evaluated the selected countries based on these aspects, and set up their ranking. Competitiveness performance data shed light on the situation in Hungary within the V4 countries, pointing out the strengths and shortcomings. The results show the extent of digital performance in each country and the relationship between their digital performance and sustainability indicators.

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Sustainable Development Goals and Cities

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Investigating Digital Intensity and E-Commerce as Drivers for Sustainability and Economic Growth in the EU Countries

Investigating Digital Intensity and E-Commerce as Drivers for Sustainability and Economic Growth in the EU Countries

Neighbourhood Sustainability Assessment Tools for Sustainable Cities and Communities, a Literature Review—New Trends for New Requirements

Sustainability and Digital Transformation in the Visegrad Group of Central European Countries

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