Using Science, Technology, and Innovation (Sti); in Achieving Sustainable Development in Developing Countries (Dcs)

Maiwada, Umar Danjuma; Jamoh, None Ahmad Aliyu

doi:10.56556/jtie.v1i1.142

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“…They adopted Scopus database and text mining program VantagePoint to identify 425 records and finally found that 83% of them suggested an increasing trend of water recycling economy. A study by Maiwada and Ahmad 9 contributed to realizing lasting development in developed countries through academic and agricultural industry reports, development and commercialization operations.…”

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Study on the impact of carbon emission pollution on urban tourism environment

Tian¹

2023

Engineering Reports

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The tourism industry will continue to produce carbon emissions in the process of development, which will ultimately have an impact on the tourism environment. This article aims to study the effect of carbon emission pollution on the urban tourism environment. Taking Hebei Province from 2016 to 2020 as an example, the effect of carbon emission pollution on the local tourism environment was analyzed using the carbon emission model and tourism eco‐efficiency model. The local carbon emission increased in the process of developing the tourism industry; however, carbon emissions per unit in the accommodation, catering and shopping related to the tourism industry generated more tourism economic benefits. The authors suggest to strengthen the development of tourism transportation, increase local tourism promotion, enhance the diversity of tourism specialties, and improve the level of local catering and hotel services.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on the impact of carbon emission pollution on urban tourism environment

Tian¹

2023

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“…Technological progress is closely related to a country's economic growth and social progress (Maiwada, 2022;Y. Y. Zhang et al, 2021), but as environmental problems become increasingly prominent in the process of economic growth, some studies have paid increasing attention to the relationship between economic growth and environmental pollution (Adebanjo & Shakiru, 2022) and focused on the impact of technological progress on sustainable development (Bakare & Okuonghae, 2022;Dar & Ahmad, 2022;Maiwada & Jamoh, 2022), carbon emissions (L. Huang et al, 2017;Kang et al, 2018) and renewable energy consumption (Jiang & Khan, 2023). However, their findings are not uniform; L. Huang et al (2017) find that intermediate goods imports, independent research and development (R&D), and imitative innovation significantly reduce the implied carbon emission intensity of China's manufacturing exports, but Jiang and Khan (2023) find that technological innovation increases CO2 emissions and renewable energy consumption.…”

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“…Technological progress is closely related to a country’s economic growth and social progress (Maiwada, 2022; Y. Y. Zhang et al, 2021), but as environmental problems become increasingly prominent in the process of economic growth, some studies have paid increasing attention to the relationship between economic growth and environmental pollution (Adebanjo & Shakiru, 2022) and focused on the impact of technological progress on sustainable development (Bakare & Okuonghae, 2022; Dar & Ahmad, 2022; Maiwada & Jamoh, 2022), carbon emissions (L. Huang et al, 2017; Kang et al, 2018) and renewable energy consumption (Jiang & Khan, 2023).…”

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Selecting a Technological Progress Path and Upgrading Export Product Quality: Evidence From China

Feng,

Liu,

Liu

et al. 2023

Sage Open

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This study investigates the effects of different technological progress paths on firms’ export product quality in China based on Fixed Effect and System GMM models. Using matched data from 2000 to 2010 from the Chinese Industrial Enterprise Database, the Chinese Customs Database and the list of overseas investment enterprises, we find that the four paths (OFDI, FDI, import of intermediate goods, and R&D) can all significantly improve firms’ export product quality; Among them, OFDI has the most significant effect, followed by import of intermediate goods, FDI, and R&D, in that order. The results remain robust after considering selectivity bias and sample endogeneity. The heterogeneity test shows that the path of technological progress is more significant in improving the quality of export products of private, eastern, labor-intensive and processing trade enterprises. The article suggests that Chinese enterprises should further expand OFDI levels, fully stimulate the innovation energy of private enterprises, and emphasize the key role of independent innovation in promoting the upgrading of export product quality.

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“…In this context, a study by Modi et al (2022) confirmed that the growth of the size of the yard positively affects the rise in air temperature, the average radiant temperature in the place and the physiological temperature. Dar and Ahmad (2022) and Maiwada and Jamoh (2022) suppose that technology (technology mobile as example) was an essential element to realize sustainable development goals. Among these goals, technology can develop and save the environment.…”

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Save Infant's Live or Save Economic Growth? An Analysis by ARDL Approach: Case of India

Ifa

Guetat

2022

Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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India is one of the top 10 countries in CO2 emissions and it is considered one of the countries with the highest infant mortality rate. For these reasons, the state of health of population has become the object of studies and monitoring by many organizations and experts. In this study we try to analyze the short and long run relationship between neonatal mortality rate, economic growth, energy consumption (renewable and non-renewable), female literacy, and air pollution in India during 1970–2021 periods by using ARDL approach and VECM method. It appears that female literacy, economic growth and renewable energy consumption have an important role in reducing neonatal mortality rate. By contrast, non-renewable energy consumption, CO2 emissions and working mother's strongly increase neonatal mortality. From these results, Indian government is required to provide for the basic needs of mothers by guaranteeing her right to education and improving their standard of living. The Indian government should also reduce air pollution by launching projects, using clean and environmentally friendly energy, and constructing industrial areas away from population centers. Also, it is necessary to Also, it is necessary to reduce the dependance on energy sources polluting due to the high cost and instability of prices in the traditional energy market, as well as reducing of the global warming and the danger it poses to continuous heat and climate change.

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Using Science, Technology, and Innovation (Sti); in Achieving Sustainable Development in Developing Countries (Dcs)

Cited by 9 publications

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Study on the impact of carbon emission pollution on urban tourism environment

Study on the impact of carbon emission pollution on urban tourism environment

Selecting a Technological Progress Path and Upgrading Export Product Quality: Evidence From China

Save Infant's Live or Save Economic Growth? An Analysis by ARDL Approach: Case of India

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