Indicators and Influence Factors for Sustainability Assessment of Inclusive Smart Innovation Clusters

Suresh, Beulah; James, E; Jegathambal, P.

doi:10.17265/2328-2193/2016.07.001

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“…Decoupling and other initiatives on E-SDG 12 is a proactive initiative towards migrating to a sustainable business model and circular economy, triple bottom line and Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) reporting (B. Suresh, Erinjery Joseph James and Jegathambal, 2016;B. Suresh, 2017;B.Suresh, 2018;Asian Development Bank, 2019).…”

Section: Analysis Of Cer Of Core Hr-tandi With E-sdg 12mentioning

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Cross-embedded ralationship nature of Human Rights-related treaties and instruments with environment-related sustainable development goals

Suresh

Sundaram

2022

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It is imperative that Treaties & Instruments and United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) must be analysed, considering their interdependencies and mutually reinforcing nature. The paper examines the Cross Embedded Relationship (CER) nature of core Human Rights-related Treaties & Instruments (HR-T&I) in Environment-related SDGs (E-SDG) in driving a metamorphic transformation process toward inclusive economic growth, adhering to human rights values that are environmentally centric and sustainable in the true sense. Some core HR-T&I explicitly recognise CER, as observed in textual analysis. The study reveals a varied level of the Cross Embedment Relationship Index (CERI) between the provisions of core HR-T&I and E-SDG, thereby indicating the importance of human rights principles in E-SDG and the significance of environment orientation in core HR-T&I. Linking core HR-T&I provisions with E-SDG and extra-legal compliance mechanism of SDGs can produce positive synergies in realising SDG objectives.

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Section: Analysis Of Cer Of Core Hr-tandi With E-sdg 12mentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-embedded ralationship nature of Human Rights-related treaties and instruments with environment-related sustainable development goals

Suresh

Sundaram

2022

TAHRJ

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“…The authors of studies in the field of cluster policy evaluate the efficiency of a cluster or its enterprises functioning (Suresh, Erinjery, Jegathambal, 2016;Suchacek, Stverkova, 2018;Bembenek, 2015), recognize and justify the important role of clusters in ensuring regional economic systems sustainability (Narizhny, Golosov, 2013), but do not pay enough attention to assessing the strength of clusters and territorial production complexes influence on the sustainable development of the territories within these structures. Therefore, the role of assessment in this case is not only to determine whether there is growth in the clusters, but also to determine whether this growth has a positive impact on the entire economy of a region.…”

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Tools for Assessing Sustainable Development of Territories Taking into Account Cluster Effects

Ферова

Лобкова

Tanenkova

et al. 2019

Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities &Amp; Social Sciences

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Challenges and search for sustainable ways of territories’ development cause serious concern to authorities around the globe. The choice of methodological approaches for assessment and monitoring, indicators for sustainability criteria, as well as the ways of their processing are an important conceptual basis that provides effective facilitation of the administered territories development. The study is aimed at finding and analyzing the existing approaches and tools for territorial development monitoring, as well as elaboration of methodological and procedural framework for assessing the territories sustainability to solve social and economic problems. Herewith, in the authors’ opinion, the main conceptual and methodological prerequisite that distinguishes the proposed approach, should take into account the effects of interregional and intersectoral interaction or, in other words, the effects of cluster transfers. It has been revealed that there is still no consensus among the scientific works’ authors not only concerning theoretical aspects, but also on methodological issues of the monitoring procedure and tools for assessing the development sustainability, especially in the context of cluster approach. The analysis of the main methodological approaches to assessing the sustainable development of various levels systems (national and regional economies, territories, industries, enterprises and products) is given in the paper. Systematization of the approaches and tools used by scientists from different countries, as well as international organizations and institutions, has been carried out. Advantages, disadvantages and limitations for the practical application of the selected methodological approaches are indicated. The essence of the TOPSIS method as a tool for assessing the sustainability of the territories’ development, taking into account the multiplicative effects of interregional and intersectoral interaction is given. It has been shown that it is the cluster approach that acts as an effective tool for managing the sustainable development of territorial systems

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“…This is why the theoretical and methodological foundations for ensuring the sustainability of regional development, as a condition for strengthening the creation of effective potential of territories with the effective consequence of improving the quality of life of the population and human potential, need to be further fleshed out. Nowadays, human capital provides competitive advantages on the scale of national and regional economies to a much greater extent than material resources [14][15][16].…”

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“…Thus, management decisions should be aimed at creating attractive conditions for the formation, development and use of human capital. In this regard, the assessment of the sustainability of socio-economic development of the region's municipalities is relevant, since the identified problems in their development make it possible to formulate certain directions of regulatory or managerial impact, in one way or another, concerning human capital [14][15][16].…”

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Sustainability Assessment of Social and Economic Development of Municipalities in the Voronezh Region

2021

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In Russia, the issue of improving socio-economic sustainability of municipalities in the region through the assessment of its indicators are particularly relevant. The aim of this work is to assess the sustainability of socio-economic development of municipalities in the Voronezh region. The paper uses a systematic approach for a comprehensive, structured and dynamic study of the state of socio-economic sustainability of municipalities in the region. This approach uses the methods of classification and comparative analysis. The authors propose a methodology for assessing the sustainability of socio-economic development of the region’s municipalities. The results of calculating the integral sustainability index indicate the presence of five groups of municipalities, characterized by a particular degree of socio-economic sustainability, ranging from high to crisis. The proposed methodology for assessing the sustainability of socio-economic development of municipalities allows us to highlight the problematic parameters of socio-economic development within the municipalities themselves and to identify the main strategic objectives on the way to a single strategic goal: improving the level and quality of life of the population. Regional policy measures to equalize the level of socio-economic development should be designed, taking into account the identified features of the territorial development of municipal districts.

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Indicators and Influence Factors for Sustainability Assessment of Inclusive Smart Innovation Clusters

Cited by 5 publications

References 35 publications

Cross-embedded ralationship nature of Human Rights-related treaties and instruments with environment-related sustainable development goals

Cross-embedded ralationship nature of Human Rights-related treaties and instruments with environment-related sustainable development goals

Tools for Assessing Sustainable Development of Territories Taking into Account Cluster Effects

Sustainability Assessment of Social and Economic Development of Municipalities in the Voronezh Region

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