Spatial Localization of the Sustainable Development Goals

IF 0.4 Q4 BUSINESS, FINANCE
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Abstract

This study examines sustainable development from the perspective of financial risks, focusing on measurement issues, like the spatial localization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). More exactly, the goal of the study is to present the European reception and implementation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations, and to determine the spatial localization of the SDGs at local level. Furthermore, it addresses the measurement of the sustainable development goals, because a measurement-based risk assessment plays a key role in the successful implementation of sustainable development based economic policy. As a case study for the measurement and localization of the SDGs, we will use the case of Romania, deploying a set of 90 indicators with a data source and method-mix, where Earth Observations and Geographical Information Systems play an important role. The results show that the methodology used in our studies can be applied with good results in the spatial localisation and the measurement of the sustainability indices. The latter register the highest scores, and therefore the lowest associated banking risks – with the exception of a few peri-urban communities – in large and medium sized cities.
可持续发展目标的空间定位
本研究从金融风险的角度审视可持续发展,重点关注可持续发展目标(sdg)的空间定位等衡量问题。更确切地说,这项研究的目的是展示欧洲对联合国制定的17项可持续发展目标的接受和实施情况,并确定可持续发展目标在地方层面的空间定位。此外,它解决了可持续发展目标的测量,因为基于测量的风险评估在成功实施基于可持续发展的经济政策中起着关键作用。作为可持续发展目标测量和本地化的案例研究,我们将以罗马尼亚为例,部署一套包含90个指标的数据来源和方法组合,其中地球观测和地理信息系统发挥重要作用。研究结果表明,本文所采用的方法可以很好地应用于空间定位和可持续性指数的测量。后者的得分最高,因此在大中型城市中相关的银行风险最低——除了少数城郊社区。
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