Management of green economy in China and India: dynamics of poverty and policy drivers

Jiang, Anyin; Cao, Ying; Sohail, Muhammad Tayyab; Majeed, Muhammad Tariq; Sohail, Sidra

doi:10.1007/s11356-021-14753-1

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“…In the LeNSin project, DE is defined as giving end-users control over basic activities and optimizing the point-to-point network structure of production and sales by sharing resources, commodities, information and knowledge, realizing a paradigm shift from a centralized large-scale production unit and distribution system to a small local production unit. The definition has so far been reorganized as follows (LeNSin, 2019): The SPSS and the DE models, or better still their combination, have been considered as promising methods to tackle economic, environmental, and socio-ethical issues in low/middle-income (all) contexts (Vezzoli et al, 2014;Jiang et al, 2021). The SPSS applied to DE can reduce the initial (capital) cost of DE hardware purchase (which may not be affordable) and the operating cost of DE hardware maintenance, repair, and upgrade (which may lead to interruption of use), improve the level of local employment and related skills, and increase the economic income of producers/providers, to design DE production units and products with low environmental impact, and achieve the sustainable development to obtain resources, goods, and services (LeNSin, 2015-2020) (Figure 1).…”

Section: Spss Applied To Dementioning

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Characterizing and Defining of Designing Sustainable Product-Service Systems Applied to Distributed Water-Energy-Food Nexus

Gao

Vezzoli

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus significantly and effectively address sustainability issues internationally. However, there has been little attention paid to the WEF Nexus challenges related to sustainable livelihoods, such as resource access, resource security, and resource utilization. Given the need to establish design research, policy formulation, and resource management based on end-user needs, new research hypotheses and available models must be proposed on a small-scale scale of households and communities. This paper combines the Sustainable Product-Service System (SPSS) and Distributed Economies (DE), two prospective and intertwined models combining environmental, social, and economic sustainability with the WEF Nexus approach, to emphasize the shift to small-scale and highly localized WEF systems and the product and service system based on the satisfaction unit, i.e., designing SPSS applied to Distributed WEF Nexus. This paradigm shift is presented and detailed in an 11-dimensional canvas with an analytical, conceptual research approach to help to define and analyze the characteristics of existing solutions and promote innovative ideas or scenarios in a sustainable WEF nexus. The new 11-dimensional canvas tool, in particular, is thought to have the potential to become a basic research analysis and innovative strategic tool in this field after being tested and evaluated by forty companies, experts, and designers in China and Italy. Finally, despite considerable implementation obstacles, this innovative application of multi-mode integration still has the potential for win-win sustainability, to meet human needs for clean water, safe energy, and sufficient food, ultimately accelerating the transition to a sustainable society.

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Section: Spss Applied To Dementioning

confidence: 99%

Characterizing and Defining of Designing Sustainable Product-Service Systems Applied to Distributed Water-Energy-Food Nexus

Gao

Vezzoli

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Thus, Nimon et al ( 43 ) presented a revised version of the Work Cognition Inventory (WCI-R) which mainly includes autonomy, collaboration, connectedness with colleagues, connectedness with the leader, distributive justice, procedural justice, feedback, growth, and meaningful work. However, these two WCIs measure the cognitive factors related to employees' passion for work, while other studies on work cognition mainly relate to employee happiness ( 44 ), satisfaction ( 45 ), and resignation ( 46 ). In fact, there are few studies on employees' work cognition and even fewer studies on the work cognition scale.…”

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Analysis of factors influencing public employees' work cognition under a public health crisis: A survey of China's response to COVID-19

Yang

Zhou

Sohail

et al. 2022

Front. Public Health

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The work cognition of public employees lays importance on tackling an escalating health crisis situation. At the micro-level and macro-level, different factors contribute to different degrees of public employees' work cognition. However, there are limited studies examining the work cognition of public employees and its influencing factors, particularly in situations such as a public health crisis. Our research takes China's response to COVID-19 as an example. The data have been taken from six Chinese provinces, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Shanxi, Henan, and Shandong, through a total of 738 questionnaires and telephonic interviews. Furthermore, this study used a logistic multiple regression model to analyze the factors that influenced the public employees' work cognition when working under a public health crisis. The results of our study showed that at a micro-level, the educational background, attitudes, and actions (initiative, responsibility, administrative capacity, and timeliness of feedback), and their level of concern with work influenced the work cognition of the public employees. At a macro-level, we found that it was the anti-epidemic measures that most influenced public employees' work cognition. Our findings provide important policy implications for emergency preparedness and handling of major emergencies, and have important reference value for the management of public employees and the improvement of national governance capabilities under similar major challenges in the future.

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“…Global nations recognize China and India as manufacturing hubs with high levels of industrial activity and prominent GHG emissions. It is essential for both China and India to minimize GHG emissions (Jiang et al, 2021).…”

Section: Green Economy In Developing Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Causality analytics among key factors for green economy practices: Implications for sustainable development goals

Karuppiah

Sankaranarayanan

Ali

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The green economy (GE) concept is believed to have the ability to turn natural resources into wealth in a sustainable manner. As a result, the GE concept is viewed as a magic key to the attainment of sustainable development goals (SDGs). This study aims to identify and evaluate the critical factors in GE practices. Based on literature review and industrial interaction, five dimensions of critical factors, namely, economic and market, technical and R&D, policy and regulation, networks and social capital, and public perceptions, with a total of 20 critical factors were identified and evaluated. The Fermatean fuzzy system (FFS)-based decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) technique has been used to evaluate the causality among the critical factors. Results reveal that win-win anticipations, the commitment of key stakeholders, the domestic market structure, cost of alternatives, and financial assistance are the top five critical factors in GE practices. Three critical factors are classified under the cause category, and the remaining 17 critical factors come under the effect category. This study contributes to the literature on GE by revealing the causal interrelationship among the critical factors. This will guide industrial management to take appropriate actions in the implementation of GE practices.

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Management of green economy in China and India: dynamics of poverty and policy drivers

Cited by 19 publications

References 41 publications

Characterizing and Defining of Designing Sustainable Product-Service Systems Applied to Distributed Water-Energy-Food Nexus

Characterizing and Defining of Designing Sustainable Product-Service Systems Applied to Distributed Water-Energy-Food Nexus

Analysis of factors influencing public employees' work cognition under a public health crisis: A survey of China's response to COVID-19

Causality analytics among key factors for green economy practices: Implications for sustainable development goals

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