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2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-8009(99)00117-2
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Sustainable development and social welfare

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“…First, the utilization rates should be equal to the rate of regeneration (renewal). Second, the loss rate of emissions should be equal to the natural assimilative capacity of the ecosystem [31][32].…”
Section: Social Justicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the utilization rates should be equal to the rate of regeneration (renewal). Second, the loss rate of emissions should be equal to the natural assimilative capacity of the ecosystem [31][32].…”
Section: Social Justicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Keberlanjutan usahatani mencakup aspek ekonomi, ekologi dan sosial. (Brundtland, 1987, Hediger, 1998 Aspek ekonomi yaitu bagaimana menghasilkan pendapatan dari proses produksi pertanian (jagung) tanpa mengorbankan lingkungan atau meminimalisir kerusakan lingkungan akibat aktivitas pertanian sehingga pendapatan petani berkelanjutan. Aktivitas usahatani jagung berlangsung disekitar rumah/pemukiman petani dengan pola lahan kering menetap.…”
Section: Keberlanjutan Usahataniunclassified
“…Aspek ekologi juga memperhitungkan batas limit (tingkat kritis) yaitu kelenturan ekosistem dan pemenuhan kebutuhan dasar manusia (Hediger, 1998). Kisar adalah pulau kecil dengan luas wilayah 67,52 km 2 memiliki tingkat kekeringan wilayah yang cukup ekstrim dengan curah hujan tahunan 900-1200 mm.…”
Section: Keberlanjutan Usahataniunclassified
“…According to Devuyst, et al [4] cited by Tan et al [5], sustainability assessment is defined as "... a tool that can help decision makers and policy makers decide which actions they should or should not take in an attempt to make society more sustainable". The sustainability development has been based on three major focus areas: the economy, society, and the environment [6,7]. These dimensions have been more important for sustainability, and the majority of research studies have been conducted on these dimensions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%