Sustainable Production and Consumption – Towards a Global Framework

Carley, Michael Jabara; Spapens, Philippe

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“…Community development is a global strategy aimed at improving people's well-being and fostering the progress of communities, spanning across both developed and underdeveloped nations (Allen & Thomas, 2000). A developed community embodies principles of socio-economic justice, ensuring that all members, especially ultra-poor women and children, benefit from its advancements (Carley & Spapens, 2017). In such communities, individuals enjoy the liberty to participate in diverse associations and organizations, which empower them to pursue their needs and advocate for their rights autonomously (Sanford, 2017).…”

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Gender Equitable Community Development through Benazir Income Support Programme Beneficiaries Committees (BBCs) in District Dir Upper, Pakistan

Tariq,

Alam,

Hakim

2024

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In this study, the researcher evaluated the role of the Benazir Income Support Programme Beneficiaries Committees (BBCs) in the context of social inclusion, gender-equitable community development by utilization of Mixed Methods Research (MMR) strategy from BB’s perspective in the area. Wherein, three hundred eighty-four (384) out of the total of 72869 populations was taken as a sample size for the quantitative portion and Thirty (30) interviewees were selected on the basis purpose sampling for the qualitative portion of the study. Besides that, three focused group discussions were conducted under the concurrent explorative design to validate the results. Wherein, findings of the study reflected that BBCs positively contributed towards the social inclusion of women in terms of their social safety net, social empowerment and gender-equitable community development. Moreover, a significant relationship (R= .000) was noted between the dependent variables (GBCD) and the independent variables (BBCs), with an R-squared value of .000. Similarly, the results revealed a meaningful correlation (R= .000) between BBCs as the independent variable and the social inclusion of women (SIW) as the dependent variable, with an R-value of .000. The study suggests the expansion of BBCs to strengthen all the Social Safety Net Initiatives that will perform an effective role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Moreover, this study will be helpful for the researchers and policy-makers of social safety nets in the context of social inclusion of women and gender-equitable community development.

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Gender Equitable Community Development through Benazir Income Support Programme Beneficiaries Committees (BBCs) in District Dir Upper, Pakistan

Tariq,

Alam,

Hakim

2024

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“…Устойчивото производство и потребление са взаимосвързани аспекти, които често се разглеждат заедно (на англ. : sustainable consumption and production -SCP) (Carley and Spapens, 1998). В исторически план вниманието на изследователите е било насочено предимно към страната на предлагането (производството), особено по отношение на технологиите и екологичните иновации, търговските възможности в устойчивото производство (Robins and Roberts, 1997 ), пазарните възможности чрез развитието на технологиите и взаимоотношенията между предприятията, доставчиците и заинтересованите страни за смекчаване на отрицателните екологични въздействия на потреблението (Krastevich, T. and Smokova, M. (2021)).…”

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Sustainable household consumption in Bulgaria

Ismailov

2023

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“…There are numerous shared challenges faced by communities of both the global North and South (128). The literature of just consumption and sustainable living draws insight from community lived experience, and from environmental racism literature, alongside writing on degrowth, intergenerational justice, decolonization, and feminism.…”

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Sustainable Living: Bridging the North-South Divide in Lifestyles and Consumption Debates

Hayward

Roy

2019

Annu. Rev. Environ. Resour.

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This article presents a critical assessment of the literature on sustainable consumption in the global North and South, in the context of accelerated and megascale transitions that are needed across all human activities, in ways that “leave no one behind,” as envisaged in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It challenges two dominant, related research foci: an emphasis on the individual and individual aspirations of the good life, and the policy incrementalism of rational, ecological modernization. Although conceding individuals must act consciously to advance sustainability, nuanced interpretations of collective sustainable living rarely feature in mainstream research. Discussion highlights values of extended family, tribe and community solidarity, and human and nonhuman interrelationships for harmonious, peaceful, spiritual, and material coexistence. Concepts such as Ahimsa (India), Buen Vivir (South America), Ubuntu (Africa), Hauora (New Zealand), or Shiawase and Ikigai (Japan), for example, can enrich understandings of sustainable living as long-term collective action for sustainable development and reducing climate change.

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Sustainable Production and Consumption – Towards a Global Framework

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Gender Equitable Community Development through Benazir Income Support Programme Beneficiaries Committees (BBCs) in District Dir Upper, Pakistan

Gender Equitable Community Development through Benazir Income Support Programme Beneficiaries Committees (BBCs) in District Dir Upper, Pakistan

Sustainable household consumption in Bulgaria

Sustainable Living: Bridging the North-South Divide in Lifestyles and Consumption Debates

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