“…To attain this, the structures of the indicators proposed in the literature were thoroughly reviewed. Sharifi and Murayama (2013) proposed the following categories: "resources and environment", "transportation", "social", "economic", "location and site selection", "pattern and design", "innovation", and subdivided some of them into several criteria. Luederitz et al (2013) set out 11 categories related to the principles of sustainability: "function", "structure", "context", "leakage effects", "socio-ecological system integrity", "livelihood sufficiency and opportunity", "intra-generational equity", "inter-generational equity", "resource maintenance and efficiency", "socio-ecological civility and democratic governance", and "precaution and adaptation".…”