How Covid-19 influences the 2030 Agenda: do the practices of achieving the Sustainable Development Goal 11 need rethinking and adjustment?

Q1 Social Sciences

Valori e Valutazioni Pub Date : 2020-12-19 DOI:10.48264/VVSIEV-20202603

Francesca Abastante, I. M. Lami, Beatrice Mecca

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Abstract

Our cities represent the crucial nodes of intervention to improve living conditions and promote sustainability.Therefore, the current pandemic, combined with the climate emergency, translates into an urban emergency.In light of the devastating effects of Covid-19 and the rethinking of the concept of sustainability, the goal of developing inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities and human settlements pursued by theSustainable Development Goal 11 may now require re vision in terms of the indicators used for its monitoring. Indicators are crucial since they help to make sustainable development visible and transparent, enable comparison, build and harmonize databases and provide information relevant to decision-making processes and urban and territorial policies by facilitating communication across arenas. The aim of this paper is to provide a picture of the indicators currently used to monitor SDG11, to present a series of critical reviews of them in light of the Covid-19emergency, and to suggest the introduction of some new indicators, thus opening a scientific debate on the topic.

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新冠肺炎如何影响2030年议程：实现可持续发展目标11的做法是否需要重新思考和调整？

我们的城市是改善生活条件和促进可持续性的关键干预节点。因此，当前的疫情，加上气候紧急情况，转化为城市紧急情况。鉴于新冠肺炎的破坏性影响和对可持续性概念的重新思考，可持续发展目标11所追求的发展包容、安全、有韧性和可持续的城市和人类住区的目标现在可能需要重新构想其监测所用的指标。指标至关重要，因为它们有助于使可持续发展变得可见和透明，能够进行比较、建立和协调数据库，并通过促进跨领域的沟通，提供与决策过程以及城市和地区政策相关的信息。本文的目的是提供目前用于监测SDG11的指标的图片，根据Covid-19紧急情况对其进行一系列批判性审查，并建议引入一些新的指标，从而就这一主题展开科学辩论。

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Valori e Valutazioni Social Sciences-Law

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期刊介绍： La rivista ufficiale della SIEV si intitola “Valori e Valutazioni. Teorie ed esperienze”/“Valori e Valutazioni” is the official journal of the Italian Society of Property Evaluation and Investment Decision (SIEV).La rivista si propone di diffondere la cultura della valutazione nei seguenti campi tematici: • architettura, ingegneria civile, edile, dell’ambiente e del territorio, • pianificazione territoriale, urbanistica e ambientale; • investimenti pubblici e privati di natura immobiliare e infrastrutturale; • mercato immobiliare e produzione edilizia; • tutela, valorizzazione e gestione dei beni culturali e ambientali; • finanza immobiliare. A tal fine analizza originali problemi valutativi ed espone applicazioni metodologiche avanzate, alimentando il dibattito scientifico-culturale. Data la multidisciplinarietà dei temi trattati, la rivista si rivolge ad un pubblico molto ampio ed eterogeneo costituito da studiosi e ricercatori, professionisti, imprenditori, tecnici e funzionari della Pubblica Amministrazione.