Indicators for Digitalization of Sustainable Development Goals in Peex Program

Бобылев, С.Н.; Chereshnya, Olga; Kulmala, Markku; Lappalainen, Hanna; Petäj̈ä, Tuukka; Соловьева, С. В.; Тикунов, В.С.; Tynkkynen, Veli-Pekka

doi:10.24057/2071-9388-2018-11-1-145-156

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“…The applied aspects of measuring the economic value of environmental benefits are most deeply and thoroughly developed in relation to protected areas. The territories of protected areas play a significant role in the formation of global markets for ecological services of ecosystems; the key task is their economic assessment and the introduction of indicators of sustainable development (Bobylev et al, 2018). At present, the situation with the recreational services provided by protected areas has been fairly well analyzed (Kirillov et al, 2014).…”

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Sustainable Development and Protected Natural Areas: The Case of Tunkinsky National Park in Russia

Kirillov

Vorobyevskaya

Slpenchuk

et al. 2021

EJSD

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The creation of rational nature management systems meets the needs of society and the necessary level of reproduction of natural resources and environmental protection. This is the main goal of the strategies for sustainable development of the regions. An integrated approach to assessing natural resource potential necessarily includes an economic assessment of the maximum possible number of environmental services. It forms the basis for territorial and sectoral planning. Protected natural areas have not only valuable biosphere resources, but also unique natural, historical and cultural opportunities for recreational activities. The territory of Tunkinsky National Park, located in the Republic of Buryatia in Russia, completely coincides with the borders of Tunkinsky administrative district of the Republic of Buryatia. Conflicts in the use of natural resources occur between the need to ensure the protection of nature and the development of economic activities. Using the example of Tunkinsky National Park, the role of a territory that is hardly affected by human economic activity, which provides ecologically important conditions for the life of society, is determined in monetary terms.

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Sustainable Development and Protected Natural Areas: The Case of Tunkinsky National Park in Russia

Kirillov

Vorobyevskaya

Slpenchuk

et al. 2021

EJSD

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“…It is important to point out that the achievement of these sustainable objectives is reached through the adoption of indicators and monitoring tools, which are often used in literature (e.g. Bobylev et al 2018;Kristjánsdóttir, Ólafsdóttir and Ragnarsdótti, 2018), since they allow to simplify, aggregate and clarify the information available to policymakers. In addition, the indicators are understood as means and not ends to achieve sustainable development, so the cross-analysis of the indexes can provide more accurate results (MacDonald et al 2018).…”

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Sustainable Development Goals Against Covid-19: The Performance Of Brazilian Cities In Sdgs 3 And 6 And Their Reflection On The Pandemic

Silva

Câmara

Pinto

et al. 2021

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The aim of this article is to understand the relationship between two of the Sustainable Development Goals (UN Agenda 2030) – Good health and well-being (SDG 3) and Clean water and sanitation (SDG 6) – and the statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic (number of cases and deaths) in Brazilian cities. To analyze this relationship, we used secondary data from public organizations on the SDG panorama by city and conducted a moderated regression analysis. The sample was composed of 649 cities with a population exceeding 50 thousand inhabitants. The results show that the higher were the indicators used to measure SDGs, the lower was the number of cases and deaths from the disease. We have also proved that cities’ population density and their distance from the pandemic epicenter moderate this relationship, since a higher level of these moderation variables increases the impact of a lower level of SDGs 3 and 6 coverage in society on the number of cases and deaths from COVID-19. Thus, the efficient and effective investment to reach SDGs 3 and 6 is directly associated with cities’ ability to successfully deal with infectious diseases and the resulting number of deaths. As for its contribution, this research innovates by establishing a model for analyzing the impact of compliance with SDGs on cities’ performance in their fight against COVID-19, which may also suit other nations.

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“…In recent years, in Russia one can observe increasing volume of scientific papers on indicators of sustainable development: some of them devoted to indicators of implementation of sustainable development environmental goals in Russia (Bobylev et al 2018); some of them devoted to indicators of sustainability for cities (Bobylev, Kudryavtseva, Solovyova 2014;Porfiryev, Bobylev 2018). Sustainable regional development should also be provided in terms of social (Zubarevich 2019) as well as environmental dimensions (Bobylev, Kudryavtseva, Yakovleva 2015).…”

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Sustainable Urban Development And Ecological Externalities: Russian Case

Kudryavtseva

Маликова

Егоров

2021

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Inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities are included in Sustainable development Goals. The choice between environmental and social well-being is a very acute issue. It is necessary to take into account the interaction of three city dimensions: economic, ecological and social. The aim of the paper is to evaluate externalities in terms of population for 114 Russian cities all over the country considering all three dimensions.The methods are the analysis of statistical data by econometric methods and their processing including geographical visualization. The data was taken from the Federal State Statistics Service database. The main results are the followings. The methodology for evaluation of externalities and estimation a hypothetical «efficient city size» in terms of population for Russian cities has been elaborated. The access to high-paying jobs and the availability of social benefits is often associated with living or moving to cities or regions with an unfavorable environment. Some cities feature an extremely high growth rate, dense population and often a low level of management and economic development.Then there was demonstrated how to achieve a hypothetical «efficient city size» by means of environmental management and changes in city area. This should be helpful in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (especially the Goal 11) and some targets mentioned in the «New Urban Agenda». It is essential to pay attention to the function of a city and its spatial organization. Some other measures to rise efficiency were proposed as well.

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Indicators for Digitalization of Sustainable Development Goals in Peex Program

Cited by 31 publications

References 7 publications

Sustainable Development and Protected Natural Areas: The Case of Tunkinsky National Park in Russia

Sustainable Development and Protected Natural Areas: The Case of Tunkinsky National Park in Russia

Sustainable Development Goals Against Covid-19: The Performance Of Brazilian Cities In Sdgs 3 And 6 And Their Reflection On The Pandemic

Sustainable Urban Development And Ecological Externalities: Russian Case

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