Sustaining natural resources in a changing environment: evidence, policy and impact

Kattumuri, Ruth

doi:10.1080/21582041.2017.1418903

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“…On the example of national nature parks, which is located on the territory of forest and other recreational resources, we can see the uneven use of them, on what should be directed the management decisions in the implementation of state and regional environmental and social policies. Herewith the author (Kattumuri 2018) takes into account the impact of climate change on the environment and natural resources. Poudel et al (2018) carried out an input-output analysis of fishing as an important component of recreational economic activity.…”

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Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Shevchenko¹,

Petrushenko²,

Burkynskyi³

et al. 2021

JESI

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This paper aims to develop approaches to accounting for recreational assets in the input-output model based on the analysis of the dynamics of their structure, as well as the structure of intermediate consumption of recreational services, on the example of intersectoral balance of Ukraine during 2012-2018. Based on forecasting the dynamics of indicators such as gross value added, consumption of fixed capital, net operated surplus, etc., optimistic and pessimistic scenarios for the development of recreation (arts, sports, entertainment and leisure) in Ukraine are identified, taking into account the factors of natural asset and the coronavirus pandemic. In particular, the net export indicator is expected to increase due to the restriction of international tourist arrivals and the formation of the domestic market of recreational services on the basis of inclusive sustainable development. Herewith, recreational and tourist enterprises have the following guidelines: security, quality, comfort, effectiveness of asset use. The expediency of state support is seen in the redistribution of the share of accounted natural assets between agriculture, forestry, fisheries and recreation, as well as in changing the structure of assets and intermediate consumption by reducing the share of public administration and increasing the share of other sectors, especially healthcare. The proposed organizational and economic measures complement the Strategy for the development of tourism and resorts for the period up to 2026 in Ukraine.

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Section: Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Shevchenko¹,

Petrushenko²,

Burkynskyi³

et al. 2021

JESI

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“…The main goal is to transform unsustainable present into a sustainable future. Sustainability aims at maintaining the natural resources from unfair and inadequate use in the short and long term [6]. However, the big challenge remains maintaining sustainability at any levels.…”

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Sustainability Assessment Methodologies: Implications and Challenges for SIDS

Flour

Bokhoree

2021

Ecologies

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Over the past years, an increasing number of initiatives was considered to address emerging global sustainability issues. Sustainability assessment tools were the most commonly applied methodologies towards measuring sustainability performance. There are a number of assessment tools and techniques for sustainable development. This article aims at identifying the various sustainability assessment tools at country level taking into consideration the integration of environmental, economic, and social dimensions. The target of this paper is to compare the various sustainability measurement techniques and their characteristics using evaluation criteria. The outcome of this analysis is used to direct and clarify researchers and practitioners on sustainability assessment at country level, more specifically in developing countries. The focus of the paper rests on the Brundtland Report definition of sustainable development. The work was carried out using a bibliometric analysis approach based on Web of Science platform from the period 2000 to 2020. There was tremendous works which were conducted on sustainability assessment during the last two decades. The comparative analyses show the research gap among the various tools with respect to the criteria they satisfied. The research discussion suggests that a sustainability assessment framework for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is identified as a future research direction.

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“…Indonesia is a country comprised of the largest Muslims population which preach about the need for an eco-friendly human-nature relationship or interaction to achieve a sustainable equilibrium (Hefner, 2013;Harahap, 2015;Qomar, 2015;Soga & Gaston, 2020). Meanwhile, in the modern era, natural resources are perceived as objects to be massively explored or exploited by human activities to obtain desired benefits which combined with population growth, behavior and lifestyle changes led to land use and land cover change (McShane et al, 2011;Hassan et al, 2016;Wu et al, 2016;Kattumuri, 2018). These problems have become a global issue, and therefore, require an effective solution.…”

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Eco Pesantren development: Challenges and opportunities to conservation development

Kristiyanto

Alikodra²

2021

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Developing to friendly, greenery, and sustain in the modern era is not easy to implement, because of development is more depends on economic profit, which has exploited massively and destructively to welfare or wellbeing achieved. Those phenomena are part of one symptom to environmental or land degradation occurrence accumulatively, so indirectly or directly it caused of interest conflict in competing to natural resources that diminished. Hence, it needed an alternative solution, which one is conservation acted in land restoring kindly and effectively and of course based on religions (Islamic) approach. Exploring and understanding verses (The Holy Qur’an) related to land management to conservation, which is a method that used in collecting data and it's used to analysis, alongside observation and in-depth individual interview is also to strengthen a scientific argument based on field data result. The result of this research revealed that the boarding school of Al-Zaytun is one of all examples of success in land and water management to conservation and it’s able to food, water, and energy security development kindly and sustains. Empirically that Pesantren Al-Zaytun is able to both manage and utilize waste (water) kindly and ecologically, which is reuse, reduce, and recycle development paradigm, so it has become of example to development in the modern era, alongside its ability to representative developed in utilizing to natural resources management for development ecologically.

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Sustaining natural resources in a changing environment: evidence, policy and impact

Cited by 30 publications

References 23 publications

Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Sustainability Assessment Methodologies: Implications and Challenges for SIDS

Eco Pesantren development: Challenges and opportunities to conservation development

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