The spatial coupling characteristics between the construction of Qingzang National Park Cluster and the sustainable development of local communities

Guo, Rui; Chen, Dong; Zhou, Dong‐Dong; Liu, Baoyin; Liu, Hanchu; Zhao, Yannan; Sun, Yong; Fan, Jie

doi:10.1016/j.geosus.2021.01.001

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“…Moreover, an increase in the aesthetic viewing service may result in a local economic recovery. For example, the results of ecological restoration were related to the long‐term well‐being of residents through the establishment of sustainable green industries and culturallandscape (Biagini & Miller, 2013; Cheng et al, 2020; Guo et al, 2021). In turn, as income increases, residents are more willing to protect the environment as a source of well‐being, thereby achieving a positive cycle of economic benefits and livelihood well‐being (Zhang et al, 2018).…”

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Coordinative enhancement of ecological security and the aesthetic viewing service in the ecological restoration of mining landscapes

Wang

Liu

2023

Land Degrad Dev

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An important issue in the United Nations plan for the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration is how to enhance the overall social–ecological benefits by optimizing the spatial and temporal arrangements of ecological restoration. However, there was a lack of a benefit assessment system combining ecological, social, and economic indicators, and the methodology for identifying directions for ecological restoration remains controversial, especially in mining landscapes. By integrating the aesthetic viewing service into assessments of ecological restoration benefits on mining landscapes, four benefit objectives were evaluated, including habitat conservation, climate regulation, residential viewsheds, and conservation cost, and a multi‐objective optimization for ecological restoration of mining landscapes was performed. The results demonstrated that multiobjective ecological restoration could provide comprehensive ecological–social–economic benefits compared with a single‐objective restoration, since selecting the top 50% of the multiobjective restoration areas would achieve 80% climate regulation, 63% habitat protection, and 54% residential viewshed benefits and would result in 295%, 200%, and 114% higher benefits, respectively, than the minimization cost objective. The restoration priority map showed that only 17% of the landscape needed to be restored to forest among the top 30% of degraded areas that need to be restored. In conclusion, ecological restoration of mining landscapes required attention to win–win situations with multiobjectives. Coordinated arrangement of restoration of different ecosystems in different ages was the key to obtaining maximum socioecological benefits.

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Coordinative enhancement of ecological security and the aesthetic viewing service in the ecological restoration of mining landscapes

Wang

Liu

2023

Land Degrad Dev

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“…A holistic solution is needed in building an appropriate model [6]. Sustainable construction is very important to pay attention to local communities as part of the overall model [7]. The absence of a holistic sustainable construction model requires a comprehensive solution by conducting an in-depth study to formulate the right model for implementing sustainable construction.…”

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Study on the Application of Sustainable Construction in the Development of the Likupang Special Economic Zone

Pangemanan

Latief

Hamzah

et al. 2023

IJE

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Sustainability construction is starting to become a focus in developing countries such as Indonesia. There are many problems that must be considered in the implementation of sustainable construction. The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors that influence the implementation of sustainable construction in the Likupang SEZ project. The method used is a mixed-method to determine various factors that affect sustainable construction. This research involves various stakeholders such as contractors, consultants, academics, company owners, the government, and the community. The results of this study indicate that the economy and government have a positive and significant influence on sustainable construction. Meanwhile, human resource factors and cultural factors have a positive but not significant effect on sustainable construction. The results of this study also show that environmental, social and investment factors have a negative influence on the implementation of sustainable construction. This study concludes that factors that have a positive and significant impact must be strengthened by prioritizing the role of the government in implementing sustainable construction that has an impact on economic factors, while an adequate strategy is needed to reduce the negative impact of factors that have a negative impact on sustainable construction.

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“…A holistic solution is needed to build an appropriate model [5]. Sustainable construction is significant to consider local communities as part of the overall model [6], [7].…”

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Size Identify Local Culture for Developing Sustainability Construction in SEZ Likupang

Latief,

Pangemanan

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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In the development of modern construction, the sustainable construction approach has grown in importance. Economic, environmental, and social factors have been identified as influencing its implementation. The use of the sustainable construction method is affected by several additional factors. This study aimed to determine how the Likupang SEZâ€™s local cultural factors affected sustainable construction methods. The method used is a quantitative study with a sample of the Likupang SEZ in North Sulawesi. The results of this study indicate an influence of local cultural factors of 0.264 on the implementation of the sustainable construction approach in the Likupang SEZ. The results of this study also indicate that local cultural factors are important to consider in implementing sustainable construction. Things that focus on local culture in planting trees as materials for construction, local heritage, Work Culture, and the migrant community environment should be of particular concern in implementing a sustainable construction approach in the Likupang SEZ area. Cultural factors have an important role in ensuring development with this sustainable construction approach considering environmental, social, and economic factors as well as cultural factors as new factors identified as having an influence. This study concludes that it is very important to pay attention to local cultural factors that influence the implementation of a sustainable construction approach in the Likupang SEZ project in North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.

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The spatial coupling characteristics between the construction of Qingzang National Park Cluster and the sustainable development of local communities

Cited by 8 publications

References 25 publications

Coordinative enhancement of ecological security and the aesthetic viewing service in the ecological restoration of mining landscapes

Coordinative enhancement of ecological security and the aesthetic viewing service in the ecological restoration of mining landscapes

Study on the Application of Sustainable Construction in the Development of the Likupang Special Economic Zone

Size Identify Local Culture for Developing Sustainability Construction in SEZ Likupang

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