Sustainable development issues of Almaty as the largest metropolis in Central Asia

Alibekova, Gulnaz; Panzabekova, A.; Satpayeva, Z. T.; Abilkayir, N.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/177/1/012010

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“…Therefore, innovation and logistics management are becoming the basis for the company's development in Kazakhstan [16] as one of the priority sectors of the economy is industry. The positive dynamics of the economic and social subsystem, but the negative environmental subsystem in one of the largest cities of Kazakhstan also deteriorate the sustainable development [17]. When consumers optimize their behaviour by maximizing the utility from consumption legal regulation can help to predict their behaviour [18].…”

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Impact of Legal Standards on Logistics Management in the Context of Sustainable Development

Grabara¹,

Dabylova²,

Alibekova³

2020

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In the global context, logistics plays a key and sometimes a decisive role in the industrial development of countries. The legal regulation remains one of the important ways to solve the logistics tasks by enterprises efficiently. The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of legal norms on logistics of enterprises to support sustainable development. The article examines the state of logistics in the members of the Commonwealth of Independent States and their legal norms that affect the countries sustainable development. The research methodology is a survey of companies' managers and lawyers. The Kruskal-Wallis test, ANOVA analysis, Tukey's HSD test are used. Logistics management in enterprises should contribute to the protection of both environmental and social sustainability, because the growing number of customers supporting socially responsible enterprises is observed.

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Impact of Legal Standards on Logistics Management in the Context of Sustainable Development

Grabara¹,

Dabylova²,

Alibekova³

2020

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“…This analysis enables us to suggest that the existing method, used in [19,20], of calculating the municipality UEQI should be improved. We suggest that special economic indicator subgroup in each of the groups should be discarded; or that economic characteristics should be introduced into sufficiency indicator groups, or that an additional group within the UEQI should be created, and named "The Economy of the Urban Environment," for instance, as it is the fact in many cases [10][11][12][13]. The second option seems to be preferable; however, the composition of the indicators for this group should be further substantiated.…”

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“…All sufficiency indicators and economic indicators were calculated primarily on the basis of official statistics, as for the economic indicators, the data were taken mainly from the accounts on the city budget expenditures for each year of the period. An important principle in UEQI calculation is the balance of groups and subgroups in the number and value of indicators, which implies a priori equilibrium of indicators' indices in subgroups, subgroups' indices in groups, and group indices when calculating the UEQI, which leads to an easy-to-do calculation of composite indices as arithmetic averages as implemented in [19,20], and in many international methods [10,[12][13].…”

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“…The sustainable urban development research tends to mostly calculate various integral indices (often ratingforming ones), which give relative assessment of an urban territory's condition or its development sustainability. Such indices can directly characterize not only the urban development sustainability degree, but also the quality of life of the population, the urban environment quality, and the liveness (survivability) of urban infrastructure [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. However, they all share many similar indicators, the dynamics of the corresponding indices and their components can always give an assessment of the degree of of urban development sustainability in its entirety [5,7,9,12,14,16,17].…”

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Economic Aspects Analysis in Calculation and Application of the Urban Environment Quality Index

2020

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The goal of the study is to make a comparative analysis of the dynamics of indices of economic indicators and sufficiency indicators used to calculate an urban environment quality index of a Russian municipality. The city of Kirov, Russia, was taken as a sample for the study, which went on from 2012 through 2018. The analysis demonstrated practically no statistically significant correlations in the dynamics of indices of individual subgroups of indicators, as well as in the dynamics of indices of individual indicators, although with a few exceptions. The results of the study confirm the need to improve the methodology of calculating the integral indices of cities and regions. These indices are related to urban ecology, quality of life, and sustainable development issues. The results also demonstrated the inadequacy of such tools for systematic and comprehensive international analysis of today urbanization problems.

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“…The main existential problem of every resident in a sustainable 21 st -century city/community is to find out how to be useful in the world and its aspirations to be noticed [6]. The United Nations defines "sustainability" as "development without burdening future generations" [7]. Participation can promote social sustainability, is beneficial for effective decision making and produces better policies [8].…”

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Elitism in Policy Planning on Village Government

Kumalasari¹,

Suharto²,

Haryanti³

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Environmental Science, Society, and Technology, WESTECH 2018, December 8th, 2

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Ideally, policy presents as a public preference or simply it is public goods, even in the smallest scope like the villager. However, the reality is that some policies of village governance have many disadvantageous to the villager. As a sample is in the Cikeruh Village regarding the recommendation letter of Cikeruh village Head about the flat house construction. The policy has caused pro and contra side among the villager, because the villager was surprised by the construction of an apartment and not flat house like before in letter recommendation, and some people in AMDAL zone did not feel involved in any discussion from the beginning related to the construction of the flat house. Village government plays an important role in mediating villagers with other stakeholders to make policy by involving the villager in every policy process from start to finish not otherwise dominating the policy process with others to get personal or group interests. The method used in this research is qualitative by using primary data in form of in-depth interviews of harmed villager because of the policy. The validity of data is done by triangulation method. The data is analyzed by adjusting and comparing between one informant and the other. The secondary data is collected through the study of the documentation in particular to documents related to the recommendation letter of the head of Cikeruh village about the flat house construction. The conclusion is that the villager is entitled to participate in any existing policy process. This research is intended to provide recommendation to the village governance to be wiser in policy process by involving the villager appropriate with the portion already regulated by the law.

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Sustainable development issues of Almaty as the largest metropolis in Central Asia

Cited by 13 publications

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Impact of Legal Standards on Logistics Management in the Context of Sustainable Development

Impact of Legal Standards on Logistics Management in the Context of Sustainable Development

Economic Aspects Analysis in Calculation and Application of the Urban Environment Quality Index

Elitism in Policy Planning on Village Government

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