Towards low carbon based economic development: Shanghai as a C40 city

Li, Zhijie; Galván, María José Galeano; Ravesteijn, Wim; Zhong-ying, QI

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.10.034

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“…En los estudios socioeconómicos, que corresponden al 18,42% en porcentaje de aparición, se encontró aplicación de análisis DOFA en temas de desarrollo social en zonas tribales (Mathiyazhagan, 2020), salud en inmigrantes (Vacková y Prokešová, 2017), salud comunitaria (Nebot et al, 2016), movilidad en zonas rurales (Eckhardt et al, 2018), vivienda para población de bajos recursos (Rahman et al, 2016), modelos estatales de privatización (Durdyev y Ismail, 2017) y sinergias entre crecimiento económico y contaminación (Z. Li et al, 2017).…”

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Metodología para el análisis estratégico cuantitativo en proyectos a partir del análisis de riesgos

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Awad

2022

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Este artículo propone una metodología para la construcción de una matriz de análisis de debilidades, oportunidades, fortalezas y amenazas en la formulación y evaluación de proyectos, con base en estudios cuantitativos de riesgo. Se parte de una revisión de literatura para obtener una descripción del análisis de debilidades, oportunidades, fortalezas y amenazas y sus usos, así como las herramientas en los estudios de riesgos de los proyectos. Luego se muestra un marco metodológico para la construcción de análisis de debilidades, oportunidades, fortalezas y amenazas cuantitativos y los apartados necesarios para llevar a cabo el análisis, el cual se valida con un caso de aplicación. Se concluye que, mediante análisis cuantitativos de riesgos en los proyectos, se puede reducir la subjetividad en la construcción de la matriz estratégica de debilidades, oportunidades, fortalezas y amenazas.

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Metodología para el análisis estratégico cuantitativo en proyectos a partir del análisis de riesgos

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2022

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“…Many scholars have examined the pathways of the lowcarbon economy, including the aspects that are highly linked to the low carbon economy, such as resources [10], industry [11], electricity [12], buildings [13], cities [14][15][16], transportation [17] and low carbon technologies [18]. Moreover, a range of methods such as contrastive analysis [19], cluster analysis [11], scenario analysis [20], modeling approaches [21][22][23] and evaluation methodologies [24] have been frequently employed in low carbon economy studies.…”

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China’s pathway to a low carbon economy

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Zhao

Chuai

et al. 2019

Carbon Balance Manage

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Climate change has emerged as one of the most important environmental issues worldwide. As the world's biggest developing country, China is participating in combating climate change by promoting a low carbon economy within the context of global warming. This paper summarizes the pathways of China's low carbon economy including the aspects of energy, industry, low carbon cities, circular economy and low carbon technology, afforestation and carbon sink, the carbon emission trading market and carbon emission reduction targets. There are many achievements in the implementation of low carbon policies. For example, carbon emission intensity has been reduced drastically along with the optimizing of energy and industry structure and a nationwide carbon trading market for electricity industry has been established. However, some problems remain, such as the weakness of public participation, the ineffectiveness of unified policies for certain regions and the absence of long-term planning for low carbon cities development. Therefore, we propose some policy recommendations for the future low carbon economy development in China. Firstly, comprehensive and long-term planning should be involved in all the low carbon economy pathways. Secondly, to coordinate the relationship between central and local governments and narrow the gap between poor and rich regions, different strategies of carbon emission performance assessment should be applied for different regions. Thirdly, enterprises should cooperate with scientific research institutions to explored low carbon technologies. Finally, relevant institutions should be regulated to realize comprehensive low carbon transition through reasonable and feasible low carbon pathways in China. These policy recommendations will provide new perspectives for China's future low carbon economy development and guide practices for combating climate change.

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“…Indeed, when speaking with enterprises it often becomes visible that they do not feel very concerned until challenges linked to climate change are translated into business issues. There are some studies using SWOT-analysis in the context of climate change in order to evaluate mitigation or adaptation strategies of regions (Hill et al 2010;Krysanova et al 2010;Balbi et al 2011;Li et al 2017), within the sector of agriculture and forestry (Nzunda and Mahuve 2011;Nair 2012;Bloch et al 2016;Riguelle et al 2016) or to improve SWOT (Koponen and Personen 2012;Metzger et al 2012;Pesonen and Horn 2014), but to date, only Mahammadzadeh (2012) conducted a SWOT analysis to analyse companies' perceptions of climate change. His analysis is based on two questions integrated in a larger online survey (cf.…”

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Climate change preparedness of enterprises in the Upper Rhine region from a business perspective—A multidisciplinary, transboundary analysis

Averbeck

Frör

Gartiser

et al. 2019

NachhaltigkeitsManagementForum

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Companies can be affected by climate change in many ways. Effective adaptation to climate change will only be possible if the associated risks and opportunities as well as their own strengths and weaknesses are sufficiently known. Following the conceptual framework of a SWOT analysis, this article outlines the self-perception of companies from the Upper Rhine region regarding their climate change vulnerability. Based on 26 qualitative semi-structured company interviews, managers' statements on climate change-related strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are divided into three categories based on the business function concerned. The resulting 4 × 3 matrix is used to analyse which aspects companies do not pay much attention to. We also highlight typical, frequently cited strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. It appears that the majority of companies perceive climate change as an external threat but see themselves in a position to counter this threat with the help of internal qualities. Klimawandel-Anpassungsbereitschaft von Unternehmen in derOberrhein-Region aus Sicht der Unternehmen -Eine multidisziplinäre, grenzüberschreitende Analyse Zusammenfassung Unternehmen können auf vielfältige Weise vom Klimawandel betroffen sein. Nur wenn die damit verbundenen Risiken und Chancen sowie die eigenen Stärken und Schwächen hinreichend bekannt sind, ist eine effektive Anpassung an den Klimawandel möglich. Dieser Artikel skizziert in Anlehnung an den Konzeptrahmen einer SWOT-Analyse die Eigenwahrnehmung von Unternehmen aus der Oberrheinregion bezüglich ihrer Klimawandelvulnerabilität. Basierend auf 26 qualitativen semi-strukturierten Unternehmensinterviews werden Aussagen von Managern bezüglich klimawandelrelevanter Stärken, Schwächen, Chancen und Bedrohungen anhand der betroffenen Unternehmensfunktion in drei Kategorien aufgeteilt. Anhand der entstehenden 4 × 3 Matrix wird analysiert, welche Bereiche von den Unternehmen wenig beachtet werden. Außerdem zeigen wir auf, wie typische, häufig genannte Stärken, Schwächen, Chancen und Bedrohungen aussehen. Es zeigt sich, dass die Unternehmen den Klimawandel mehrheitlich als externe Bedrohung wahrnehmen, sich aber in der Lage sehen dieser Bedrohung mit Hilfe von internen Qualitäten zu begegnen.

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Towards low carbon based economic development: Shanghai as a C40 city

Cited by 26 publications

References 14 publications

Metodología para el análisis estratégico cuantitativo en proyectos a partir del análisis de riesgos

Metodología para el análisis estratégico cuantitativo en proyectos a partir del análisis de riesgos

China’s pathway to a low carbon economy

Climate change preparedness of enterprises in the Upper Rhine region from a business perspective—A multidisciplinary, transboundary analysis

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