Promoting interactions between local climate change mitigation, sustainable energy development, and rural development policies in Lithuania

Štreimikienė, Dalia; Baležentis, Tomas; Kriščiukaitienė, Irena

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2012.08.015

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“…Collaboration among different forms of knowledge is increasingly advocated as needed to create participatory roadmaps for policy action [37][38][39] and vital for legitimacy and success [28,40]. Therefore, several research fields are looking at the challenge of public engagement, local policies, and citizens' participation including energy geographies [41,42], applied ethnography [43], spatial environmental management [44], conflict resolution [45], energy policy [28,46,47].…”

Section: Local (Energy) Policy and The Importance Of Collaborationmentioning

confidence: 99%

The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

Mourik¹,

Sonetti

Robison

2021

Energy Research & Social Science

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Section: Local (Energy) Policy and The Importance Of Collaborationmentioning

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The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

Mourik¹,

Sonetti

Robison

2021

Energy Research & Social Science

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“…It should be noted that tourism is currently being focused on a sustainable tourism context, thus adding to the contribution. Various countries have already been contributing in the practice of sustainable tourism ( De Graaf et al., 2014 ; Sharif-Askari and Abu-Hijleh, 2018 ; Vaseghi et al., 2020 ), considering a start-up of new systems based on the use of renewable energies ( Chandra & Kumar, 2021 ; Lee et al., 2021 ; Quevedo et al., 2021 ), promoting policies that link both criteria ( Byrne et al., 2007 ; Dwyer et al., 2016 ; Streimikiene et al., 2012 ; Wanner et al., 2020 ), however, in the context under study, a question arises: Peru, despite having renewable energy potential, ¿why does it not develop and/or promote it? The answer lies in evaluating the context in which this research presents.…”

Section: Tourism and Its Legislation Related To Sustainability In Perumentioning

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Sustainable tourism policies in Peru and their link with renewable energy: analysis in the main museums of the Moche route

Calderón-Vargas¹,

Asmat-Campos²,

Chávez-Arroyo³

2021

Heliyon

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Tourism activity in Peru has been experiencing significant growth in the last ten years, positioning this economic sector as the third largest contributor to the National Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Likewise, Peru has a high ecological and climate diversity, which makes it the possessor of renewable energy potential, specifically solar and wind power. The rapid growth of tourism is leading to generating prospects for becoming a sustainable destination. In this sense, it is important to understand and evaluate the Peruvian legislative framework for sustainable tourism and the current state of the implementation of the scenarios provided by the governmental entity in terms of sustainability, and its link with tourism activity. Based on what has been described, this study is aimed at evaluating the four most relevant museums in the northern part of Peru; in addition, it contributes to the studies that exist at the intersection of tourism and sustainability in the chains of activities related to tourism and calls for rationality applied to tourism management in this region of Latin America. The results of the literature review of the Peruvian legal framework reveal a lack of specific laws and regulations on sustainable tourism; on the contrary, there are policies in force that contribute to promoting the development of sustainable tourism. The quantified evaluation of the solar and wind potentials of the geographical area under study indicates the minimum renewable energy potential necessary for its transformation and use in the development of sustainable museums and its contribution to sustainable tourism.

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“…Promoting interactions between local climate change mitigation, sustainable energy development and rural development policies in Lithuania were analysed in Ref. [42]. The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission reduction potential in Lithuania and measures to promote household behavioural changes towards sustainable consumption was disclosed in Ref.…”

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Sustainable economy development and transition of fuel and energy in Lithuania after integration into the European Union

Gaigalis

Skema

2014

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Promoting interactions between local climate change mitigation, sustainable energy development, and rural development policies in Lithuania

Cited by 34 publications

References 13 publications

The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

The same old story – or not? How storytelling can support inclusive local energy policy

Sustainable tourism policies in Peru and their link with renewable energy: analysis in the main museums of the Moche route

Sustainable economy development and transition of fuel and energy in Lithuania after integration into the European Union

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