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Assessment of Sustainability of Smallholder Beef Cattle Farms in the North of Tunisia
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Sustainable livestock systems should indeed be environmentally friendly, economically viable for farmers, and socially acceptable, notably for animal welfare. For that goal, many sustainability indicators and methods have been developed at the farm level. This paper aims to assess the sustainability of smallholder beef cattle farms in the north of Tunisia, where there is a national goal to improve the country’s beef self-sufficiency, and to explore and discuss potential improvement limitations and solutions. Using IDEA diagnostic method, the sustainability of 20 beef cattle farms from three regions (El-Alia, Ras Djebal and Utique) in the district of Bizerte was evaluated. The socio-territorial scale gives the limiting sustainability value (30.15) in which, the main way of progress relies on quality of product (7.85), ethics and human development (9.65). However, economic sustainability is determined by low level of efficiency (8.55) which depends on financial independence (3.6) and a high level in economic viability (18.5). Socio-territorial scale is the only one which is not linked to production system and is based on farmer’s way of life. On the other hand, global sustainability evaluation of farm as well as creating collective references means to be able to analyze links between the three sustainability scales.
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Mapping and Spatial Analysis of Sustainable Development Indicators to Optimize the Quality of Life Using AHP Methods: A Case Study Tataouine, Tunisia
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Many studies have been conducted the implementation of sustainable development (SD) programs by using a set of indicators in various domains such as agriculture, energy, transport, exploitation of natural resources, health, environment, etc. The analysis of those indicators is an important step in improving its relevance. Therefore, to reach an effective result, the correlation between the indicators facilitates in the decision-making process. In this context, it is plausible to refer to the document about the indicators of sustainable development of Tunisia that was edited in 2014 by the Tunisian Observatory center of Sustainable Development: (OTEDD). It contains nine challenges that deal with various socioeconomic and environmental (SEE.I) problems. The endeavor of this study, then, is to determine one of these challenges which is the citizens’ quality of life (QoL). Our study area is Tataouine. For reaching our target and prioritizing a set of indicators and geographic representation tools, we have had recourse to the analytical hierarchy process (AHP). We have used the six indicators presented in relation to this challenge: Number of inpatients per basic health center, drinking water supply rate, rate of access to adequate (non-collective) sanitation including rate of connection to the public sewerage network, monitoring of air quality in urban areas, green space areas and urban parks per inpatient and proportion of rudimentary dwellings.
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The aim of this work was to develop an energy sustainability index of mobility for Tunisian cities according to a set of relevant 58 indicators reflecting the sustainability dimensions (environmental, social and economic) with each dimension comprising sub-dimensions (subdivisions).The indicators are normalized, weighted by the principal component analysis method PCA/FA and aggregated to form a composite index for each sub-dimension and then for each dimension. Finally, the composite indices of the dimensions were aggregated to introduce an energy mobility index of sustainability for each city in Tunisia.Results reveal that the following cities are more sustainable: Sousse, Mahdia, Manouba, Gabes, Gafsa, Kebili, Monastir and Tunis, whereas cities such as Sfax, Le Kef, Kasserine, Beja, Siliana and Tataouine are weakly ranked in view of the sustainability energy index of mobility.This study allows highlighting the gaps and inequalities between cities in terms of their energy sustainability and required to have a clear idea about energy sustainability for decision makers and planners.
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Although the eco-innovation phenomenon concerning green growth has received increasing attention over the past several years, methodological and theoretical approaches for investigating this phenomenon are poorly developed. Against this context, this research analyses the relationship between business opportunity identification factors and enterprises' sustainable business growth by exploring the mediating effect of eco-innovation strategy. Using data from Tunisian agricultural and agri-food enterprises, we chose a Structural equation modelling to assess the relationships among variables. According to statistical results: 1) business opportunity identification factors are positively associated with eco-innovation strategy and enterprises' sustainable business growth; 2) eco-innovation strategy has positive relationship with enterprises' sustainable business growth; 3) eco-innovation strategy mediates the relationship between business opportunity identification factors and enterprises' sustainable business growth, which serves as an innovative behaviour for entrepreneurs to make some profits. We provide suggestions for the future in the area of sustainable development and entrepreneurship.
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In developing countries, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) set by the United Nations and the expectations expressed by modern local populations call for universal water access through individual connections (IC), to be achieved by 2030. An ambitious target such as this presents the challenge of how best to achieve the goal of funding high-quality but expensive water supply systems, to serve populations with low incomes. This raises the question of the assessment of the relevant households’ willingness to pay (WTP) for improved water service in rural areas, in particular in the context of developing countries. This paper examines this issue using a case study in Tunisia. As with other developing countries, Tunisia faces difficult challenges: the increasing demand for water and the inherent cost that is involved must be met whilst climate change is likely to increase the pressure on already stressed resources. The approach applied in this paper is to assess the households’ WTP using a contingent valuation (CV) method in a dedicated field household survey in Central Tunisia. The particular governorate in which the survey was conducted was facing at the time of this study high social expectations, in particular, coming under increasing demand from inhabitants of rural communities to be individually connected to water supplies in the same way as their urban counterparts who were served by SONEDE, the national utility company. The results of the survey reveal that non-SONEDE-piped households were not willing to pay the amount required in order to have an individual connection (the average bid was USD 443 whereas the expected contribution is above USD 800). It was found that a household’s WTP for an individual connection had a direct relationship with its trust in the current water management model, alternative modes of supply, and its socio-economic characteristics. However, if already connected, households would be willing to pay more than their current water expenses, although the amount they were willing to pay was still lower than the sustainable water cost enabling long-term maintenance of the system. SONEDE-piped households stated a clear WTP the amount required to keep water services for the future (average bid of USD 14 to add to their current quarterly water bill of USD 14). Based on these results, this paper concludes by highlighting several policy implications.
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES AT SFAX-TUNISIA: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES
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The environmental, economic and social consequences of the frequent depletion of natural resources have uncovered the necessity for companies to change the way they manage their relationship with the environment.However, several enterprises are still immersed in a traditional linear economy which consists of "take, make, use and waste".Therefore, most of the world's industries have focused on sustainable development and have promoted the development of Circular Economy (CE) to close the loop of the product lifecycle.To this end, a survey was carried out in Sfax, Tunisia with a sample of 102 companies.In this context, this work conducts a descriptive analysis followed by a Factor Analysis (FA), which focuses on CE adaptability, the opportunities and obstacles within the companies of Sfax city.Using the FA outputs, we have identified three factors associated with companies' understanding of CE concept: 1) Reuse of materials, 2) Business strategy towards the environment, and 3) Financial benefits.Then, the opportunities and barriers were presented.Indeed, this work proposes two different categories of opportunities which are direct opportunities presented by CE and opportunity related to the company brand image.Finally, we suggest two different categories of barriers, hard and human barriers.
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Fuzzy decision aid systems for irrigation water sources selection
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In this paper, we aimed to involve all sectors in taking the agricultural decision making of SWR using a new approach. We developed an integrated approach based on competitive priorities (CP) decisions and fuzzy multiple criteria group decision making (FMCGDM) methods for a sustainable management of water resources in the Tunisian agricultural sector. This approach may also be used with other practical sectoral and intersectoral problems, complete with differing measures of priorities. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated with a real case study. For validation of CP-FMCGDM according to uncertain criteria, an artificial intelligence through the ANN method is proposed.
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Impacts of Electricity Subsidies Policy on Energy Transition
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Energy subsidy programmes are socio-economically designed to offer a modern and affordable energy, accessible for specific social groups, protect domestic industry, simulate economic development and protect the environment. However, in several countries, energy subsidies have deviated from their objectives and become an energy budget burden and a sustainable development barrier. Many questions arise: what are exactly energy subsidies? How are they implemented in a country mechanism? And what are their real effects? This Chapter presents a review of energy subsidies: definitions, typologies, measurement approaches and effects. Facing harmful energy subsidies, reforms are also examined to help decision-makers phase out energy transition barriers related to subsidies. The case of the Tunisian power system is displayed in deeper details, characterised with a heavy burden of end-users electricity subsidies and an energy transition aiming 30% of renewable energies by 2030, against 3% in 2019. Using a holistic approach, based on hybrid energy systems modelling, has allowed presenting insights on reforming electricity subsidies and achieving sustainable development. This approach links subsidies, pricing, emissions, demand and supply of the power system through the advanced version of OSeMOSYS. Dynamics between energy, economics and environment are appealed within an integrated analysis of electricity subsidies policy.
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The study has aimed to investigate Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy role on social, environmental and economic sustainable performance by utilising stakeholder theory due to it could provide further explanation for smaller enterprises. Moreover, the framework of the research has been proposed based on literature. The quantitative technique is chosen for the research, and random sampling method is been followed. The research sample is micro manufacturers in Tunisia since those enterprises have been less examined, and 49 questionnaires have been analysed. The research findings have demonstrated interesting insights; for example, social responsible strategy has not an effect on enterprises’ economic and social sustainable performance, but it is significant on environmental sustainable performance. However, the study has provided further explanations for those results, discussions, and a new direction for future research to overcome some areas that this study has not been covered in the recent research such as adding mediation and/or moderating variables.
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Contents: Uniting national aspirations and local implementation in sustainable development: an introduction, Alan Terry, Jennifer Hill and Wendy Woodland Gathering evidence: the challenge of assessing sustainability after a resettlement programme in Zimbabwe, Jennifer Elliott, Bill Kinsey and Dominik Kwesha Frameworks for community-based rangeland sustainability assessment: lessons from the Kalahari, Botswana, Andrew Dougill and Mark Reed Sustainability indicators and forest wealth in the developing world, Giles Atkinson Sustainable water resource management in South Africa: a decade of progress?, Nevil Quinn and Susan Marriott Environmental education and constructions of sustainable development in Jamaica, Therese Ferguson and Elizabeth Thomas-Hope Children, education and sustainable development in Lesotho, Nicola Ansell Gender responsive approaches to sustainable agricultural extension: the case of Namibia, Julie Newton Sustainable food for sustainable tourism in the Caribbean: integrated pest management and changes in the participation of women, Janet Momsen Factors affecting the sustainability of cotton production: changing rural livelihoods in the North-West region in Zimbabwe, Nick James How compatible is customary tenure with the aims of the Swaziland environmental action plan?, Eric Van Waveren Water management for agriculture in Tunisia: towards environmentally sustainable development, Wendy Woodland and Jennifer Hill Managing Indonesia's marine resources: the role of indigenous communities, Alan Terry and Samantha Shepherd Environmental policies for modern agriculture?, Christian Brannstrom and Anthony M. Filippi Uniting national aspirations and local implementation in sustainable development: lessons learnt and ways forward, Alan Terry, Jennifer Hill and Wendy Woodland Index.
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Under what management practices and mechanisms water resource can be considered as a public good for sustainable development in the developing countries?
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In this article, we present two empirical examples of water governance failures and its conflicts from coastal zones of Indus Delta, Pakistan, and Cap Bon, Tunisia. Res ults reveal that there is lack of secure equilibriu m between sustainable, equitable and efficient uses of limited w ater to serve for economic sectors. While the water in both zones having high importance for economic contribution (i rrigation, tourism and industrial use) and landscap e attractions (touristic sites). Based on the results obtained fr om the case studies, we have proposed a new mechanism for water supply, management and conservation, which may be extended to the developing countries. Prospectively, we try to disclose that how this mechanism will ensure water resource sustainability to local communities and to contribute in economic development at national scale. Finally, th e need for new modes of governance and institutiona l arrangements for water management mechanism is highlighted and suggestions for its application are made.
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Development scales of clean energy power in North Africa in the background of transnational interconnection
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Energy transformation and sustainable development is the strategy of global energy development. The clean energy development is an important way to achieve this goal, especially in North Africa, which is rich in wind and solar resources. In this paper, the distributed characteristic of clean energy resources and electric power industry in North Africa are analyzed. Under the background of transnational interconnection, the capacity scales optimization planning model of clean energy power generation development, including wind, photovoltaic(PV) and concentrating solar power(CSP) based on the objective of minimizing construction cost and electricity curtailment loss is established. Considering independent development of three countries, transnational interconnection within the region and transcontinental interconnection between North Africa and South Europe, optimal capacity scales of three types clean energy power are planned in Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia through time series production simulation method. Meanwhile, three scenarios of high, middle and low utilization hours of transmission channels are chosen to plan under transnational interconnection background. The results show that combined power generation of clean energy with CSP can replace a part of conventional power units to satisfy local load increase demand and transnational interconnection will promote the scale of clean energy development in all countries as well as realizing the complementary benefit of clean energy power in interconnected regions. It is an important way to implement the energy transformation strategy in North Africa in the future.
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Contents Section 1: Ecology and environment Fisheries management: from linear to collaborative science-policy interface Aquaculture as a potential support of marine aquarium fish trade sustainability Buffer zone characteristics for protected areas: a preliminary study of Krau Wildlife Reserve Is shrub removal an appropriate management strategy in shrub-encroached woodlands? The water quality and metal concentrations of Cempaka Lake, Selangor, Malaysia Removal of TSS, turbidity, colour, Zn(II) and Cu(II) from synthetic wastewater using FCC and FSC, generated from Groundwater Treatment Plant Sludge (GWTPS) Influence of solvent polarity and pH over extraction of bisphenol A from samples of sanitary landfill leachate Section 2: Ecology and ecosystems Ecosystem services approach for water framework directive implementation The effects of partial replacement of cement in cement mortar and brick by Microwave Incinerated Rice Husk Ash (MIRHA) Coconut coir activated carbon: an adsorbent for removal of lead from aqueous solution Comparison of adsorption behaviour of coconut coir activated carbon and commercial activated carbon for textile dye Effects of meteorological and atmospheric conditions on night sky brightness Section 3: Learning from nature Fiber resin matrix composites: nature's gift Tessellating 'Honeycombs' The identification of natural compounds: methoxylated phenolics from Vitex and Pandanus species Section 4: Planning and development Zero food miles super-circuit Waste management and role of waste administrators in Selangor, Malaysia Integration of fishery management into process of Maritime Spatial Planning Disaster risk reduction through community participation Impacts of sustainable forestry certification in European forest management operations Housing developers and home owners awareness on implementation of building insulation in Malaysia Investigation and management of water pollution sources in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia A model for planning a bicycle network with multi-criteria suitability evaluation using GIS Indicators for sustainable mobility in cities Section 5: Socio-economic issues The role of socio-economic issues of urban centres in rural development Natural hazards and First Nations community setting: challenges for adaptation Section 6: The built environment Anthropocentric and non-anthropocentric values as basis of new sustainable paradigm in architecture Tailoring needs for a better living: an urban renewal scheme on low cost housing Emissions analysis from various industrial wastes to be used as raw material for ceramics Environmental friendly concrete production using municipal solid waste incineration materials Application of MSWI bottom ash as alternative aggregate in cement mortar Sustainable institution of post-event reconstruction in developing countries: defining non-engineered construction paradigm Analysis of vibration influence on people in buildings in standards approach Section 7: Water resources Validity of application of open dug well sanitary survey methodology in development of a water safety plan in Maldives islands Evolution of Bangalore city's water tank system Assessment of environmental impact and investment feasibility analysis of rainwater use in houses Field investigation on infiltrations of reservoir and sea waters in summer dry season in Lebna watershed, Tunisia High organic loading rate and waste stabilization pond's operation efficiency: a case study Section 8: Air issues Climate change induced decadal variations in hydrodynamic conditions and their influence on benthic habitats of Estonian coastal sea Air quality for a sustainable California, U.S.-Baja California, Mexico border region Air pollution in context of Chaotic Dynamics and Quantum Physics Paradigms Section 9: Energy Biodiesel production from microalgae The potential of wind and solar energy in Malaysia east coast: preliminary study at Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) The potential for energy self-sufficiency in United Kingdom rendering industry Section 10: Safety Hazard analysis and consequences assessment of gas pipeline rupture and natural gas explosion BoundaryGIS geoportal: advanced platform in support of participatory processes Monitoring turbidity in Ionical coast during extreme events by applying a Robust Satellite Technique (RST) to MODIS imagery Children's risks on their way to school: example of Tallinn Evaluating inherently safer design alternatives using hazard conflict approach Section 11: Sustainable tourism Mediating fragile ecologies through digital technologies for sustainable tourism Environmentally friendly wetlands management for tourism The influence of national culture on tourists' behaviour towards environment Potentialities of Egungun festival as a tool for tourism development in Ogbomoso, Nigeria Section 12: Nautical tourism and safety (Special session by J. 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This study examines the impact of the carbon footprint of bank loans (CFBL) and fossil fuel subsidies (TFFS) on the ecological footprint of Tunisia using a linear and nonlinear ARDL framework. The study found that a 1% increase in CFBL is associated with a 0.15% increase in ecological footprint, whereas a 1% increase in TFFS is correlated with a 0.80% increase in ecological footprint. This suggests that fossil fuel subsidies have a larger detrimental impact on the ecological footprint compared to CFBL. The results provide evidence of an asymmetric relationship between CFBL, TFFS, and ecological footprints. Specifically, CFBL has a significant positive association with ecological footprint, with a 1% increase in CFBL associated with a 0.01% increase in ecological footprint, while a 1% decrease in CFBL results in a 0.002% increase in ecological footprint. TFFS has a more pronounced impact on ecological footprint, with a 1% increase associated with a 0.14% decrease and a 1% decrease associated with a 0.30% decrease, which is twice as large. The findings suggest that positive shocks in environmental taxation lead to a 0.54% decrease in ecological footprints, while negative shocks have a profoundly detrimental effect with a 1.33% increase in ecological footprints. Additionally, the interaction effect indicates that the effectiveness of CFBL and TFFS on ecological footprints is contingent on the level of environmental tax. The result shows that with a 1% increase in environmental tax, the negative impact of CFBL and TFFS on ecological footprints decreases by 0.02% and 0.09%, respectively. These findings underscore the importance of reducing carbon emissions and fossil fuel subsidies and implementing effective environmental taxation policies to promote sustainability and mitigate environmental damage.
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Strategies for prevention and cure of the health in the Tunisian Thalasso Centres
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Tunisia has significant thermal water reserves around 1048 million m3 and very advantageous geothermal provisions that allow it to diversify its tourism products.
The strategic study of the thermal sector in Tunisia in 2020, has shown that the thermal potential not yet exploited is very important.
The south has a very high potential for hot water, it is the seat of several deep layers and the quantities not exploited are important.
The preservation of water resources is an essential element in ensuring the sustainability of the sector. The first major challenge facing Tunisia is to ensure that water never becomes a limiting factor for the economic and social development of present-day Tunisia and that of future generations.
In order to guarantee the development, protection and sustainable management of these resources, accompanying measures have been put in place in the thermal sector.
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https://openalex.org/W3205268315
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The Urban Tree: A Key Element for the Sustainable Development of Tunisian Cities
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In Tunisia, until the nineteenth century, the tree had a purely nourishing role and was mainly found in the orchards outside the medina walls. In the large Tunisian cities, the urban tree was born with the extension of the European city (during the French protectorate) in the alignments of trees of the main avenues but also in the public gardens and parks of the time. The ornamental tree was thus introduced and symbolized urban aesthetics, hygienism and modernity, concepts in vogue at that time. It was only thirty years after the independence of Tunisia (1956) that a “green policy” based on new concepts emerged: the environment and the sustainable development. The tree is at the heart of this environmental motivation and green spaces have been created to protect flora and fauna, especially urban and peri-urban forests, to combat pollution and to increase the ratio of green spaces. The Tunisian State has sought to stimulate a dynamic of sustainable development by implementing a series of institutional measures and specific programs encouraging the creation of green spaces such as the National Urban Parks Program or the Ville- garden. The present work will therefore aim to demonstrate the way in which the Tunisian Government has implemented a green policy through the study of the method of programming green spaces but also through the major projects. These projects carried out, to make the most of the place of nature in the urban environment in order to envisage a sustainable development of the Tunisian cities.
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Perspectives of Decentralized Cooperation in Tunisia within the Framework of Sustainable Development
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Decentralized cooperation in Tunisia concerns cooperation at the level of “governorates” or municipalities with the local authorities of foreign countries. After having specified the various actions carried out within the framework of this economic decentralized cooperation and highlighted their potential development, the article analyzes the perspectives of development of this cooperation, within the framework of Tunisian territorial reform and shows how economic decentralized cooperation in Tunisia could take advantage of this new framework.
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Towards Sustainable Development in Eco-based Tourism Destination: The Northwest of Tunisia
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This paper focuses on future sustainable and responsible tourism products in the Northwest of Tunisia and the non-developed, naturally and historically rich zone of the mountain of Jendouba and its 13 villages (douars). The latter can be considered as a big potential for the country to move to a new era of tourism.
The methodology used consists of three stages: to diagnose the selected regions’ potentials, then to conduct a benchmarking evaluation of similar international regions according to specific factors such as positioning strategies applied in the latter, finally, to pinpoint the adequate strategies to be implemented in the Northwest of Tunisia.
The main results conclude that although Tunisia is perceived as a cheap seaside tourism destination, an in-depth diagnosis of the country, which starts with a simple global observation of the Tunisian map, results on several issues leading to structured tourism, new types of tourists’ arrivals to the country looking for alternative tourism products and the impending wealth raise of the selected zones.
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The National Sanitation Policy in Tunisia
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Urban sanitation has become an essential condition for urban sustainability. This chapter aims to make an inventory of liquid sanitation in Tunisia while its objective is to evaluate the Tunisian sanitation policy in the light of sustainable development and circular economy principles. The study of the Tunisian experience of liquid sanitation proves that it is not enough to increase the connection rate to the sewerage network to guarantee hygiene in cities and villages and to protect the environment. It is also necessary to ensure that the wastewater treatment processes are carried out properly, as insufficiently treated water discharges can cause real ecological disasters. More than a question of infrastructure, sustainable development is also a function of careful and meticulous management of environmental projects and waste disposal and reclamation processes. Sustainable water resource management is a key pillar of the circular economy.
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Strategies for sustainable upgrading in global value chains: The Tunisian olive oil sector
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This policy note presents policy recommendations for a sustainable development strategy for the Tunisian olive oil sector in the context of the ongoing negotiations on the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) between Tunisia and the EU. Against the backdrop of increasing local value added and ecological constraints, a sector development strategy should primarily focus on exploiting functional and product upgrading potentials in the EU and other end markets instead of increasing low value bulk exports.
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https://openalex.org/W4321385163
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Impact of Energy Transition on the Composite Transportation Sustainability Index: Case Study of Tunisian Cities
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The aim of this study is to investigate the energy transition impact on the transportation sustainability level in Tunisian cities taken as an illustrative case study by proposing a set of scenarios which consist of replacing a percentage of passenger cars with internal combustion engines by electric ones. A total of 89 sustainable transportation indicators were used in this study, which were normalized, weighted and aggregated using the principal components analysis method. Sustainable transportation indicators were categorized into three pillars of sustainability (environmental, social and economic) which were further divided into nine subdivisions.The proposed algorithm generates composite indices for each subdivision as well as for each pillar or dimension (Economic, social and Environmental), and aggregate them into a composite transportation sustainability index for each Tunisian city. Then scenarios were proposed to systematically introduce electric cars (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 40%, 50%) and to recalculate the composite transportation sustainability index for each Tunisian city to determine the impact of the electrification of the car fleet or a part of the fleet on the evolution of the level of mobility.Results show that the national territory is divided into two zones. Indeed, the most marginalized governorates belong to the so-called interior zone. As for the zones that are relatively better developed, they essentially include the coastal governorates. As energy transition takes place, the composite transportation sustainability index improves progressively according to the percentage of electric vehicles introduced for each Tunisian city.
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The impact of Combustible Renewables and Waste on Economic Growth and Environmental Quality in Tunisia
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This paper aiming at investigating the impact of renewable combustible and waste on the economic growth and environmental quality for the case of Tunisia using the ARDL bounds testing approach during the period 1971-2018. The results confirm the presence of long-run relationships between the combustible renewables and waste and the aggregate wealth proxy and the ecological proxies, respectively. Furthermore, for the production function model, our empirical results reflect that combustible renewables and waste exerts a significant positive effect on economic growth. For the environmental model, the findings confirm that combustible renewables and waste has a negative effect on environmental quality. From this outlook, the perspectives on the use of renewable energy use in Tunisia seem to be constructive and positive. The transition towards friendly energy sources is the main response to the climate emergency for a green economy in accordance with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).The encouragement of sustainable consumption, sustainable goods, and practices will be the main element towards the achievement of the green transition of the structure Tunisian economy as a whole.
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How Peri-Urban Agriculture Can Contribute to the Sustainable Development of a Midsized City? The Case of Sahline (Tunisia)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is the place where urban and rural areas meet physically and culturally. The resulting landscape mixes urban and agricultural patterns. In Sahline, Tunisia, peri-urban landscape is characterized by the coexistence of two different farm models, an intensive irrigated market gardening, and a dry cultivation of olive trees. Moreover, this city located in the Tunisian Sahel is affected by urban sprawl and touristic development. In this paper, we examine the diversity of peri-urban farmers, their relations to the city, and how they contribute to the sustainable development of this region.
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Strategies for sustainable upgrading in global value chains: The Egyptian textile and apparel sector
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This policy note presents policy recommendations for a sustainable development strategy for the Tunisian textile and apparel (T&A) sector in the context of the ongoing negotiations on the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) between Tunisia and the EU. Against the backdrop of economic crisis and decreasing apparel exports to the EU, support for the T&A industry could be an important way to help reinvigorate the economy. A sector development strategy should primarily focus on functional and product upgrading potentials, linkage development as well as on export market and product diversification.
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https://openalex.org/W3169511827
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The Republic of Tunisia
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Tunisia is an arid country experiencing drought, land degradation, and desertification. These issues affect the country's environment, economy, and culture. Tunisia is focusing on sustainable development goals to address climate change, life on land, and industrialization. A key focus in the Intended Nationally Determined Contribution is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions over multiple sectors. Pressure from climate change impacts a critical piece of Tunisia's culture, the olive tree. The olive tree is an important ecological indicator. The government is responding to these issues by the publication of new environmental laws and policies that focus on the economy, equity, and sustainability.
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https://openalex.org/W3199517835
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The impact of Combustible Renewables and Waste on Economic Growth and Environmental Quality in Tunisia
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This paper aiming at investigating the impact of renewable combustible and waste on the economic growth and environmental quality for the case of Tunisia using the ARDL bounds testing approach during the period 1971-2018. The results confirm the presence of long-run relationships between the combustible renewables and waste and the aggregate wealth proxy and the ecological proxies, respectively. Furthermore, for the production function model, our empirical results reflect that combustible renewables and waste exerts a significant positive effect on economic growth. For the environmental model, the findings confirm that combustible renewables and waste has a negative effect on environmental quality. From this outlook, the perspectives on the use of renewable energy use in Tunisia seem to be constructive and positive. The transition towards friendly energy sources is the main response to the climate emergency for a green economy in accordance with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).The encouragement of sustainable consumption, sustainable goods, and practices will be the main element towards the achievement of the green transition of the structure Tunisian economy as a whole.
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المقاولاتية المستدامة في تونس -جهود وتحديات-
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THIS study aims at identifying the reality of the sustainable entrepreneurship of Tunisian small and medium enterprises, their efforts and their challenges, as they play an important role in terms of diversification of the economic fabric, on the one hand, and its character, which is sustainable and integrates different economic, social and environmental dimensions, To maintain its market share in a global environment characterized by the emergence of a new kind of green consumers. In this context, the Tunisian State has undertaken through several efforts and programs to establish the foundations of sustainable enterprise through its adoption of sustainable responsibility and environmental management.
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Strategic Behaviors in Sustainable Development
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As part of the extension of the recent theoretical work from several sociopolitical approaches such as stakeholder and neo institutional, theory. This paper studies the strategic behavior of banks in sustainable development in the context of the Tunisian banking sector. The main mode of data collection is the questionnaire survey. Using a sample of 20 banks from Tunisia. Employing two different test method; crisscross sorting and scoring. According to the results of neoclassic theory, the authors' research showed that socially responsible behavior present a response to legal constraints (laws, regulations), normative constraints (professional and industry standards) or cognitive cultural constraints (mimetic behavior). Consequently, banks in the context of reputational risk adhere to these practices, recognized as relevant and appropriate to the expectations of stakeholders. Results released showed that Tunisian banks have an adaptive behavior in SD and on CSR, which affirms the works of Jeucken (2001) (Kolk et al. 2001) and (Peeters 2003) and Serre, Gendron and Ramboarisata (2008).
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https://openalex.org/W4389565588
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GREEN ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE
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In the last decade, conventional microfinance institutions started to consider their environmental bottom line in addition to their financial and social objectives. Previous studies identify empirically the characteristics of conventional MFIs that are involved in environmental management in developed markets and their role in facing environmental and climate challenges in Arab countries. However, little is known about the triple bottom line of Islamic microfinance institutions. This paper aims to investigate the environmental performance of Islamic microfinance highlighting the synergies between Islamic microfinance and green inclusive finance. For that purpose, this research uses secondary data from multiple sources and descriptive data analysis. Basing our analysis on the Green Index framework to assess whether Tunisian Islamic MFIs are green institutions for the period between 2017 and 2021, we find growing scores of MFI’s environmental performance. The results provide empirical evidence of the Islamic microfinance contribution to sustainable finance in Tunisia. The results indicate that the institution shows the interest of its shareholders in initiating environmental strategy while conventional institutions are in the process of planning or developing products and strategies. Meanwhile, the institution provides green financings last year, the awareness of environmental opportunities and risks seem less evident for the management of the Islamic MFI. This study contributes to the ongoing debate of whether Islamic microfinance has a triple bottom line. This research also provides insight into the environmental performance of IMFI in Tunisia. The findings provide useful information to managers, investors, and policymakers.
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Opening up the Black Box on Digitalisation and Agility: Key Drivers and Main Outcomes
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Given the rising global interest in the digital technologies, the study aims to investigate the influence of digital transformation on the firm’s organizational performance and sustainable development. A quantitative research was carried out, with data collection based on a questionnaire that has been sent via email to Tunisian companies as an example of emerging economy. We applied linear regressions on data from 270 Tunisian companies. The data analysis shows a growing interest in digital transformation over time. The results suggest that increasing investments in digital transformation and innovation practices tackle the current environment and improved organizational performance and sustainable development. The model that has been engineered can enrich theoretical knowledge and digitalization.
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Le patrimoine culturel subaquatique en Tunisie : défis et opportunités (Étude de cas : le littoral nord et le Cap Bon)
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Abstract This article summarises the research, protection, enhancement and awareness-raising activities carried out on coastal and submerged archaeological sites and wrecks discovered on the northern and Cap Bon coasts in Tunisia. The objective of these activities is to better understand and protect the underwater cultural heritage, while ensuring its preservation for future generations. The article also highlights the policy put in place by the supervisory institution to ensure an integrated and sustainable management of this heritage, despite the challenges it faces, in accordance with the principles of the 2001 UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage, ratified by Tunisia in 2009. Furthermore, the article stresses the importance of coordinating the conservation of this heritage with local development, while promoting responsible tourism practices, as part of Tunisia's active search to enhance its tourism and cultural potential – as a source of sustainable development in the coastal and maritime areas concerned.
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THE EFFECT OF THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FACTOR ON THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY SMES: A CASE STUDY IN TUNISIA
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Sustainable development aims at the need to achieve justice between the different generations in the distribution of natural resources to ensure the continuity of the development process, through three dimensions: the economic dimension, the social dimension and the environmental dimension, with the contribution from all parties. And economic institutions represented the main partner in sustainable development through their social responsibility towards each of their workers and customers on the one hand and the society and environment in which they operate on the other. This article aims to fill the gap existing in the literature concerning SMEs by analyzing the relationship between sustainable development, CSR of family SMEs in Tunisia to achieve this, a study was conducted among 120 industrial SMEs distributed according to different sectors of activity. Where the results of the preliminary research showed that the social activities of companies have a positive influence on the sustainable development of family SMEs in Tunisia, in addition to other factors such as: manufacturing technology and company resources
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Electricity Planning for Sustainable Development in the MENA Region. Criteria and indicators for conducting a sustainability assessment of different electricity generation technologies in Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia
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The governments of Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia currently stand at a crossroads for new electricity pathways. While the deployment of renewable energies is receiving policy support across the region, fossil fuels—especially coal and natural gas—as well as nuclear power are prominent alternatives in the countries’ development plans. This crossroads offers a unique opportunity to provide scientifically sound information on how to expand future electricity generation capacities in ways that are sensitive to the myriad of development challenges while avoiding a lock-in of the power sector in unsustainable pathways.
As electricity systems are not developed in isolation from society, but in a continuous interaction with social, economic, environmental, and political dimensions, this publication aims to develop a comprehensive database for the
purpose of evaluating the complex trade-offs between different electricity generation technologies and sustainable development at the national and local level in Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia.
By shedding light on the intersection between electricity generation technologies, sustainable development and society, the results of this publication are intended to
complement previous research on energy systems—that either focused on singular aspects of sustainable development, techno–economic aspects of electricity systems or on selected electricity technologies—with the societal element in electricity planning. Taken up by policymakers, project developers, civil society organization and researchers, the database of this document is furthermore envisioned to help in paving the way towards an energy system that is not only reliable, affordable and accessible but also socially robust and that contributes to sustainable development in Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia.
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Energy transition policy via electric vehicles adoption in the developing world: Tunisia as a case study
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In this study we developed a Sustainable Transport index (IST) to evaluate the impact of public policies on the sustainability of a transport system for different regions of a country. We focused on the energy transition policy via vehicular fleet electrification by analyzing the IST levels and their evolution in a country. The IST index was obtained from 89 sustainable transportation indicators representing the economic, social, and environmental dimensions of sustainability. For the Tunisian case study, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), made by substituting a proportion of conventional vehicles with EVs with proportions ranging from 0% to 50%, showed that 1 % EV increase induced 0.35%–0.45% increase in the IST. This induces −1.15% reduction in air pollution emissions, −1.15% in greenhouse gases emissions, −0.54% reduction in the fuels consumed by private cars, and an increase +0.27% on the electricity demand. Despite the visible impact of EV transition on the IST and related variables for all the Tunisian governorates, no incidence on the social component of the sustainability was obtained.
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Entrepreneurial Profile and Environmental Commitment of SMEs: A Comparative Analysis in Franceand in Tunisia
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A pillar of sustainable development (SD), environmental commitment is the subject of many academic studies often devoted to large enterprises located in developed countries. This article analyzes the environmental commitment of SMEs in terms of public policies in favor of SD in two national contexts, namely France and Tunisia, based on a frame of reference of entrepreneurs' profile. The deductive qualitative methodological approach is essentially based on analysis of interviews conducted in twelve SMEs in each country. The results show that the environmental commitment of SMEs and their motivations are influenced by the managers' entrepreneurial characteristics as well as their education level, degree of innovation and integration in social networks. The comparative analysis shows convergence and divergence between the French and Tunisian contexts, particularly because of public policy, a mirror image of national cultures.
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Investment framework for green growth
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Tunisia has not established a green growth strategy, but the new government has announced its determination to undertake a more sustainable form of economic development. A sustainable development strategy for 2012-16 was made subject to a public inquiry and a study on the green economy is about to be launched, which could help formulate measures to foster green investment. As Tunisia is becoming increasing more dependent on imported fossil fuels, since the 1990s, it has been a pioneer in the region in promoting energy efficiency and more recently in the realm of renewable sources of energy. Measures have been introduced gradually to facilitate the private sector’s participation in renewable energy sources and waste management. The government is also committed to reporting on the improvement of the framework for investment in support of green growth and to sharing the experience it has acquired.
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Africa Research Bulletin, Economic, Financial and Technical Series, October 16th–November 15th 1999. Published December 6th 1999
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In This Issue Ghana New Problems 14095 Ashanti Caught Out 14112 Namibia Sustainable Development 14097 Nigeria Growth Blueprint 14098 Tunisia Healthy Economy 14101 Stock Markets Sub‐Sahara Suffers 14105 Power Cross‐Border Projects 14118 Contents 1 Continental Developments 14091 2 Policy and Practice 14094 3 Communications and Transport 14107 4 Commodities 14111 5 Industries 14117 6 Economic Aid 14121 Rates 14121 Index 14122
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No. 44324. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Tunisia
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Loan Agreement (Sustainable Municipal Solid Waste Management Project) between the Republic of Tunisia and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (with schedules, appendix and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development General Conditions for Loans, dated 1 July 2005). Washington, 22 March 2007
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The effects of board structures on sustainability initiatives in Tunisian companies
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Our study consists in studying the impact of the characteristics of the board of directors on the financial performance of Tunisian companies listed on the stock exchange in a context of sustainable development following the adoption of the SDG16 relating to governance. The sample of our study includes 48 companies listed on the stock exchange over the 4-year period 2016-2019. We used linear regression to assess the financial performance measured by the ROA.
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STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF INNOVATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR ROLE TO OPTIMISE HIGHER EDUCATION’S QUALITY
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Technological innovation and scientific research have always helped industry and other economic sectors to evolve, allowing them to reduce their production, operation and maintenance costs, and in return, the fields of engineering and innovation widened increasingly. The objective of this research is to evaluate the importance technological innovations in sustainable development (especially, green energy) on the quality of higher education improvement. The study is based on a survey conducted among a sample of students from the High School of Technology and Computer Sciences (ESTI – University of Carthage, Tunisia), pointing out the need to integrate teaching staff, researcher and students, in identifying and optimization technological solutions. Keywords: Technological innovation, contingent valuation method, energy saving
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https://openalex.org/W2285699324
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Development of a regional park for better protection and management of KerKennah's archipelago Environment (Tunisia)
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The engineering of regional Parks is an important approach for sustainable development and a new one in Tunisia. This article offers a management of a regional Park in the sabkha employed as a dump area and located in Kerkennah's Archipelago. This proposal is used as the key intervening factor between public and local practice to reconciliate this area with his environment and it will create an integrated and interactive ecological and human habitat within an urban setting. Although, the idea of the proposed development involves the reconciliation of this space with its environment, taking into account the aspect of sustainable management of this particular site, four components are planned such us: an eco-museum, a sale exhibition and handicrafts center production, a halophilic garden and a water scene.
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UN World Summit on the Information Society
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The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) is a United Nations (UN) conference led by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). It has unique structural features. First, WSIS is comprised of two summit events: one in Geneva, Switzerland, December 10 to 12, 2003, and the other in Tunis, Tunisia, November 16 to 18, 2005. Second, WSIS is characterized by the so-called multistakeholder approach (Association for Progressive Communications [APC] & Campaign for Communication Rights in the Information Society [CRIS], 2003; Hemmati, 2002; Raboy, 2004). In this approach, civil society and the private sector have an institutionalized basis in the summit process from which to engage with governments and inform the political deliberations. The goal set for WSIS is to develop a global consensus on the features that are to characterize the information society and on ways to bring this society about.
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Développement touristique et développement durable à Hergla (Tunisie)
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The natural and patrimonial potentialities at Hergla would allow this typical village in the Tunisian Sahel to develop a new type of tourism in line with the new international requirements in terms of sustainable tourism. Although the integrated station project is suspended, the tourist development that is being carried out to this point seems soft. It is set up jointly with the development of the residential and leisure sectors under the initiative of private players. Urban control and planning on the part of public authorities now seem weak. Thus, the integrated station project which is back, would be carried out to the detriment of the coastal forest and an already fragile coastal environment. Here, state-led governance to regularize stakeholder issues is contrary to the principles of sustainable development.
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https://openalex.org/W4293174394
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Leading with locally produced knowledge: development in Jemna, Tunisia
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During the 2011 Arab Uprising, the local community in Jemna, a marginalized town in southern Tunisia reclaimed their agricultural land through nonviolent, direct action. They then organized the management of lands to mirror a solidarity economy, increased production and carried out community development projects with the profits. This chapter analyses the ways in which the inhabitants of Jemna utilized locally produced knowledge to implement self-development, while locating this unique case within other approaches to community development. It finds that by allowing this knowledge to be utilized in a window created by the democratic opening, the community was free to find sustainable ways to improve on their own terms. The chapter draws on how processes of knowledge production and community development take place within a country witnessing a nascent democratic transition.
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Innovation and Sustainable Development: The Question of Energy Efficiency
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This article aims to examine the conditions in which technological innovation can foster and promote sustainable development. It takes into account all forms of technological innovation potential for sustainable development: process innovations, product innovations, organizational innovations, market innovations. It is also interested in the whole chain of innovation and pays particular attention to the plurality of devices innovation. This Research continues scientific representations which are guided by operational concerns. This paper will attempt to discern the relationship between innovation and energy efficiency. Thus, we will describe the technology and process innovation for sustainable development and where energy consumption is minimized for a service rendered identical. We will put the findings into perspective in relation to the Tunisian context.
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Innovation and Sustainable Development: The Question of Energy Efficiency
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Hergla is an old farming village, located on the eastern coast of Tunisia, in the governorate of Sousse. The natural, agricultural and patrimonial assets at Hergla would allow this typical village in the Sahel to develop a new type of tourism up-to-date with the new international requirements in terms of sustainable tourism. Although the integrated resorts project is suspended, the current tourism development which is on the way seems to be soft. It is set up jointly with the development of the residential and leisure sectors under the initiative of private investors. This urban development is at the expense of agricultural land. Current urban control and planning on the part of the public authorities seem meager. Thus, the integrated resorts project which is now on the agenda would be carried out at the expense of the coastal forest, farmland and an already fragile coastal environment. Here, the state-led governance to regularize stakeholders and role-players is contrary to the principles of sustainable development.
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The United Nations (UN) 2030 Agenda involves 17 major Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These SDGs have great implications for country-wide development and making plans in both developed and developing nations in the post-2015 period to 2030. The SDGs are a set of 17 interlinked global goals designed to be a plan to attain a better sustainable future by the combination of earth observation (EO) and artificial intelligence architecture. To attain the goal of global sustainable protection and utilization of terrestrial ecosystems, it is important to quantitatively determine the implementation of Sustainable development goal 15 (SDG-15) and goal 13 (SDG-13). In this paper, we focus on the integration of these SDGs in Tunisia as a new regional development plan. Thus, we present a complete benchmark that aims to solve the complicated analytical problems related to the sophisticated data type using Deep learning (DL) architecture.
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Assessing the state of the green economy transition in Africa
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In countries that have adopted green economy strategies, implementation is at various stages in different priority sectors. Increasingly, the private sector is motivating investment in the priority sectors of green economy. Much of the social innovation reported in East and Central Africa for example, focuses on overcoming sustainability challenges such as food security, renewable energy and climate change mitigation. Technology innovation hubs are springing up around the continent, such as Hive Colab in Uganda, which helps entrepreneurs to innovate in climate technologies, information and communication technologies and agribusiness. A growing number of countries are investing in technology parks, including Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Tunisia. The adoption of the United Nations Technology Facilitation Mechanism for clean and environmentally sound technologies in September 2015, should help to reduce the technology gap with developed countries. In addition, there is increased international cooperation to enhance the ability of least developed countries to have access to technologies developed elsewhere and their capacity to patent (UNESCO, 2015).
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Water management and climate change monitoring in Tunisia and Egypt using remote sensing techniques
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<p>This project deals with the implementation of an innovative water management system in Mediterranean countries (i.e. Tunisia and Egypt), which suffer from chronic water scarcity, together with two European countries (Germany and Italy). The consortium is developing and applying synergic methods and algorithms for investigating the water cycle, using remote sensing techniques.</p><p>The focus is on the use of satellite data (both optical and microwave) for monitoring vegetation cover and water status along with soil moisture temporal evolutions in order to improve the knowledge of the water cycle in arid areas. Both local and regional monitoring are carried out in order to investigate different spatial scales.</p><p>Environmental models and algorithms for the retrieval of hydrological parameters have been developed in the frame of this project in order to match the main goal of the project, i.e. to propose practical and cost-effective solutions for driving and updating a method for the sustainable use of water in agriculture. </p><p>An optimized management of water resources for cultivated lands on Egyptian Delta (Northern part) and Tunisian territory will be realized by analyzing the available spatial and temporal data for the areas of interest appropriately selected for this purpose. As such, an efficient water use, equitable distribution of water resources, community participation in decisions, and sustainable system operation over time can be supported.</p><p>First of all, we aim to localize different crop and irrigation techniques for the study regions. This information is required as a basis for further investigations and assessments. Secondly, the water efficiency for different lands, crop types and irrigation systems will be assessed.</p><p>Afterwards, possible improvements in agricultural practice with respect to climate change scenarios and information on water efficiency will be determined by rating the outcome from the assessment.</p>
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Including Sustainable Architectural Design in the Teaching Pedagogy: A District Adapted to the Desert Climate of the Oasis of Nafta–Tunisia
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Nafta is an oasis located in the governorate of Tozeur in the South of Tunisia. The unique natural and built environment it offers has been degrading due to climate change, pollution, and overexploitation. Additionally, the new residential districts are unsuitable for the desert climate of the area. Not only do they fail to provide thermal comfort, especially during the heat waves, but also they contain non-eco-friendly materials such as concrete. However, we notice that the vernacular architecture respects the climate context and can serve as a reference. Teaching second-grade architecture students, we tried to include this in our pedagogy method to raise awareness about the matter. This paper presents the project of a sustainable district in Nafta conducted with the students during a workshop. The study shows that urban morphology and the building design can significantly influence the energy efficiency and the ecological footprint of the district. It also reveals that the vernacular architecture can be a reference to rebuilt contemporary eco-friendly cities.
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Sustainability assessment and analysis of Tunisian olive growing systems
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This paper aims to assess and to analyze the sustainability of Tunisian olive growing system. Results show two types of farms in this sector. The first one is the traditional farms. The second is the modern farms. The sustainable value method (SV_method) inspired from the "ADVANCE" approach showed that those who adopt the modern management of the olive tree are more sustainable than the traditional type. In fact, the modern group presents a positive sustainable value. However, the traditional group recorded less efficient values than the Benchmark. Indeed, its Sustainable Value is negative, which means that the farms belonging to this group are not economically viable. Therefore, the traditional mode of management and the lack of innovation threaten future farming and viability of traditional olive tree farms. Furthermore, since most of these farms are family type, the cultural utility, which explains the current existence of these farms, will be insufficient and decision-makers must enhance the adoption of new governance models.
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Environmental Performance Management Systems (EPMS) versus Sustainable Development/Competitive Advantage in the Case of the Tunisian Companies
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This paper explores how companies are focusing to evaluate the performance management system that attempts to promote sustainable development and its competitive position, or even have a sustainable competitive advantage. Under the influence of control variables such as the environment, the social responsibility, the strategy and the stakeholders, we conceptualize a performance management system (PMS) able to reach these goals.We take a case study approach using questionnaire survey sent to 306 Tunisian industrial companies, supported by exploratory and confirmatory analysis. The results of the principal component factor analysis evidenced by Cronbach's alpha and KMO and the structural equations with indices of structural have devoted a good quality of adjustment. These results show the existence of a significant and positive relationship between the variables. This confirms that performance management system (PMS) influenced by the dimensions of social responsibility, environment, strategy and stakeholder interests had a positive impact on the integrated ecological business models (IEBM) and the environmental Management Control Systems (EMCS).
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Culture counts : partnership activities of the World Bank and Italian Development Cooperation on cultural heritage and sustainable development - report
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The partnership between the World Bank and Italian Development Cooperation was established around the role of culture in sustainable development. This is a report of the activities of the partnership, which have been grouped under five broad categories: a) project preparation; b) analytical work and policy support; c) knowledge exchanges; d) publications; and e) program support. The associated projects of Afghanistan, Tunisia, Eritrea, and China, and prominent activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the World Bank's safeguard policy regarding physical cultural resources, and projects that benefited from partnership grants such as Morocco's Development Strategies for Historic Cities, Libya's Cultural Heritage Sector Assessment, Sao Tome & Principe's Cultural Heritage Study, the Nile Basin's Cultural Resources Management, Europe and Central Asia's Historic City Conservation and Urban Regeneration, Lebanon's Cultural Heritage and Urban Development Project, and so on, are detailed herein.
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Evaluating the eco-innovation strategy in business opportunity identification - enterprise business growth nexus
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Although the eco-innovation phenomenon concerning green growth has received increasing attention over the past several years, methodological and theoretical approaches for investigating this phenomenon are poorly developed. Against this context, this research analyses the relationship between business opportunity identification factors and enterprises' sustainable business growth by exploring the mediating effect of eco-innovation strategy. Using data from Tunisian agricultural and agri-food enterprises, we chose a Structural equation modelling to assess the relationships among variables. According to statistical results: 1) business opportunity identification factors are positively associated with eco-innovation strategy and enterprises' sustainable business growth; 2) eco-innovation strategy has positive relationship with enterprises' sustainable business growth; 3) eco-innovation strategy mediates the relationship between business opportunity identification factors and enterprises' sustainable business growth, which serves as an innovative behaviour for entrepreneurs to make some profits. We provide suggestions for the future in the area of sustainable development and entrepreneurship.
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Sustainable value creation by adopting an e-government initiative: empirical evidence from the emerging economy context
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Big data in the fourth Industrial revolution can support a government’s e-initiatives to provide improved care, experiences, and services for citizens. However, the effectiveness of e-government systems in the current data era is difficult to prove empirically, especially in emerging economies, due to the lack of an integrated model to measure sustainable value creation. Indeed, the main models used for evaluating e-government values neglect the environmental sustainability construct. To fill this theoretical and analytical gap, this study offers a sustainable value creation model that includes three constructs, namely organizational performance, user satisfaction, and environmental sustainability. We validated our model using structural equations modeling analysis with 320 responses from the Tunisian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Our findings highlight trust as a key factor driving the intention to use an e-government system that leads to sustainable value. The study provides valuable insight for community leaders to help them in the process of adopting an e-government initiative and evaluating its sustainable value.
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The Role of GIS as a Planning Tool in a Tunisian Urban Landscape, Sfax City
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Cities in Tunisia are affected by a rapid urban expansion, which has had a significant impact on green space structure. The recent trend of urban policies to preserve green spaces in the context of sustainable urban development has not been able to solve issues. This chapter discusses the problem of green areas reduction and degradation through the case of Sfax city. As an industrial city which suffers from pollution and scarcity of natural space, Sfax needs all its green potential to ensure a better living environment for its citizens. Some spaces still exist but they suffer from deteriorated and degraded conditions and also from the lack of security. Through the use of GIS, the chapter intends to comprehend the spatial effect of urban mutations on green spaces and to assess the natural space in urban planning documents in a city considered as a laboratory for sustainable development. Specific attention is given to the role of local actors, especially civil society, in preserving green spaces and improving citizens’ living environment.
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The First Projects in Sustainable Urban Planning in Arab Countries: Lessons from a Spontaneous Generation
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The first projects of sustainable urban planning are appearing in the countries on the southern shore of the Mediterranean (especially in Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt) in a rather ambivalent context. Oil is rather inexpensive in Arab countries. Existing regulations do not push promoters to make sustainable projects. And finally, due to the high cost of eco-technologies and eco-materials, few families have the capacity to buy homes and live in such eco-friendly spaces. However, pioneer projects are flourishing and are part of a big turning point: the generalization of urban sustainability in public policies and projects in Arab countries since the mid-2000s. Starting first with a discussion of the necessity of a sustainable agenda for Arab cities, I try to shed light on the diversity of initiatives (from big private companies to ngos and para-statal bodies) and approaches. From spectacular high-profile eco-projects to modest initiatives with city-dwellers, the scope is wide and opens a period of uncertainties and challenges to overcome the conflicts and difficulties of implementation. And I mention some similarities and big differences with experiences in rich countries and especially in Europe which is seen as the cradle of eco-urbanism.
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https://openalex.org/W2953447894
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Energy Policy at Crossroad: potentials for sustainable energy transition in the Middle East and North African region
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Countries of the Middle East and North African (MENA) region such as Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia, are facing challenges which require systems analysis. These challenges are connected with the growing energy demand and the need to diversify energy supply while addressing targets of climate change mitigation and energy security policies. At the same time the countries of the MENA region are also facing challenges of socio-economic development, such as the need in creation of jobs and multiplier effects for national economies as well as of further technological development and political transformation.
Deployment of new and upgrading of existing electricity infrastructure, including generation, transmission and distribution systems, is an important prerequisite for sustainable development and economic growth. Energy policy solutions are needed for further upgrading of electricity system, which should be cost efficient, should support multiple development objectives and be based on compromise solutions involving a variety of views as well as perceptions of risks and benefits of various technologies from different stakeholders’ groups. The goal of this research was to explore economic, social, political and environmental effects on national and local levels of different electricity pathways for the period of up to the year 2050 in three countries of the MENA region. The methodology of this research was based on integrated and interdisciplinary approach while applying various methods of stakeholders’ dialogue such as multi criteria decision analysis, participatory modeling and others.
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CAN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ATTEMPT A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT? CASE OF TUNISIA
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Abstract The question of growth in developing countries has become critical since the Arab Spring. The literature related to the developing countries is widely interested to the technological transfer since the wave of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)‟s benefits promised by the international institutions to the developing countries in terms of reducing the technological gaps with the expectation of social and economic development. For the Arab case, Tunisia is considered one of the most efficient, and thus attractive, countries for FDI since it is characterized by its economic reforms, liberalization of trade, financial incentives and the privatization process. In this field, just a few empirical studies have shown the effects of the FDI on the innovation and thus the economic growth of developing countries. This paper attempts to address this in the context of sustainable development. Thus the question is how to build a new economic model of innovation to support and enhance the development of sustainable sectors while responding to the social and economic constrains mentioned above? Thus the development of new investment strategy in the sustainable development domain raises the question about new behavior in terms of public policies, in terms of investment and in terms of practices to implement scientific and ecological innovation. This requires an alternative theoretical approach with an accompanying empirically based innovation strategy.
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The Reality of Sustainable Development in the Developing Countries and its Impact on Foreign Trade for the Period 1990-2020
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Sustainable development means development that seeks to meet the needs of current generations without compromising the capabilities of future generations. As for foreign trade, it is one of the most important economic activities that cause increased production and raise the growth rates of national income. Usually, foreign trade is affected by sustainable development variables, until it became necessary Developing countries should adopt the principles of this type of development to meet their requirements, build and develop their societies and change the reality in which they are. The importance of the research appears from the importance of sustainable development for its role in increasing the values of foreign trade and making its economic activities continue to progress continuously over time. So the research aims to study the impact of sustainable development variables on foreign trade for a sample of developing countries that included (Egypt, Tunisia, and Thailand). Based on the hypothesis that the variables of sustainable development contribute to different effects in foreign trade. In order to prove the hypothesis of the research, it was relied on time series data for the study variables during the period 1990-2020 using the statistical program EViews-10, and the ordinary least squares method as it reflects the changes in foreign trade of each country. This study, a number of conclusions were reached, the most important of which was the contribution of sustainable development variables to achieving quantitative, qualitative and positive developments in foreign trade, being a comprehensive and complex process with economic and social dimensions directed towards bringing about structural changes in the field of international exchange. By adopting development, policies that stimulate production, as this plays a very important role in increasing the values of foreign trade for countries the study sample.
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Development of sustainable land management policies and practices in five selected countries from 1960 to 2010
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ABSTRACT Since the 1930s there has been worldwide concern about the effects of land degradation. After the problems experienced in the Dust Bowl in the USA, much attention was paid to soil and water conservation in both developed and developing countries. Initially Governments have stimulated the establishment of physical control measures, such as terraces and check dams, and reforestation. This was achieved through top-down regulations, and Forestry Departments were often in charge of the implementation. Subsequently the measures were implemented through more specialised agencies, and later with incentives, such as food aid. In some cases farmers were mobilised to work together on the establishment of the measures. Because of the low success rate of this top-down approach with line interventions, it was realised that a more participatory approach had to be followed. And the emphasis then shifted to area interventions such as cover crops, mulching and composting. In some countries voluntary ways of collaboration between farmers were developed. More recently Conservation Agriculture has been promoted, focusing on less soil disturbance, continuous land cover and crop rotations. This paper analyses whether and to what extent countries have followed such general trends in their soil and water conservation policies, since the 1990s often referred to as sustainable land management, or whether countries have also followed their own specific strategies. A historical (1960-2010) and comparative analysis of the development of these sustainable land management policies and practices is made in five selected countries (Indonesia, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Spain and Bolivia). Keywords: soil and water conservation, sustainable land management, policies, approaches, practices
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https://openalex.org/W2619697731
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Assessing climate change impacts on sustainable development at the regional level a case study of the province of Medenine southeast of Tunisia
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This paper presents the way that multiple analytical and empirical methods are used to calculate a composite indicator for an ex-ante impacts assessment of climate change on sustainable development in the context of arid zones in Tunisia. To quantify the composite indicator, a static Computable General Equilibrium model (CGE) was adapted to the regional context. The Regional Social Matrix building (RSAM) building procedure was based on a set of techniques and approaches of regionalization. The national supply and use matrix has served as a starting point. A bottom-up approach has been used to build a regional supply and use matrix for the agricultural sector that take into account natural resources (land and water) as intermediate inputs. The regional SAM includes ten (10) production factors, eighteen (18) production sectors producing twenty two (22) goods and services, two (2) households, one representative enterprise, two (2) public sectors (Government and regional administration), seven (7) taxes, two (2) capital accounting accounts, the rest of the world and the rest of the country. The SAM has been used to calculate the regional Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Two simulations have been run i) the decline of natural capital due to the induced effects of climate change and ii) the regional climate change adaptation strategy. Based on the outputs of the CGE model the impacts of climate change and adaptation strategy on the main regional economic indicators were analyzed. Finally the multi-criteria analysis method (MCA) was used to calculate the aggregated regional indicator of sustainability Results showed that the regional climate change adaptation strategy has a positive impact but it’s not sufficient to maintain sustainability level as in the current situation.
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The Tribe - Platform of participatory local development and management of communal rangeland resources
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Sustainable of pastoral and agro-pastoral systems, dominated by collective and/or tribal ownership of rangelands, is a key issue for the West Asia and North Africa region. These two systems are located in arid and semi-arid areas and are increasingly threatened by desertification process. The policy responses to tackle this complexity have been a sectorial and fragmented, top-down approach, putting forward technical solutions and neglecting the social context. In response to the frequent failures, methods of development emerged during the 1970's within international arenas. Adoption of participatory approaches by national governments and its translation into actual implementation appears not only partial, but also particularly slow. Recent experiences suggest that integrated and participatory approaches may lead to more sustainable resource management and to more effective poverty oriented policies. Promotion of local/community is the most recent approach to face the challenges of rangeland development. It aims at organizing people on a decentralized basis and applying participatory programming which could lead to effectively empowering the local people. In this context, the collaborative research program conducted by ICARDA and IFAD in Southern Tunisia has led to the of tools and methods adapted to the of collective desert rangeland ecosystems based on the empowerment of local rural poor communities and using innovative participatory approaches. The pilot action conducted showed that participatory natural resources management in such areas can be instrumental in institutionalizing participatory approaches. In both democratic and non-democratic settings, these approaches foster inclusiveness, transparency and accountability of public services and policy making processes. The tools developed play an essential educational role in changing bureaucrats and people's mind-sets and communication patterns.
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Use of Vegetable Materials for Temporary Structures and Infrastructures
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The need of saving material and energy resources suggests as possible strategy a simplification in the construction elements based on more efficient solutions from the mechanical and functional viewpoint (Cecchini, Costruire 300:96–99, 2008). The proposed paper deals with the design of a poly-functional center, the Palco Urbano, by means of a Social Housing completion, aimed at hosting researchers, students, and artists within a residential zone in the freguesia of Azurem, enclosed in the University Campus of Guimaraes in Portugal. The stages of regeneration for this urban area start from the analysis, mainly about flows and times with maximum students’ concentration at the University, local inhabitants’ presence, and finally about the appealing element of the Guimaraes Castle. The textile material for architecture can be considered as a design parameter, when the goal were that of temporary, adaptable, and removable roof for architectural as well as social enhancement of wide spaces: by means of a new access door, the latest would be suitable for a manifold of activities, by appropriate contextualization to the climate. Such textile building components match the updated requirements of developing products with a few of matter, at ecological use and with closed productive cycle (Francese, Innovative and sustainable use of natural materials in the Mediterranean basin. In: Francese D, Passaro A (eds) Building in the Mediterranean region. Sustainable technologies and materials for inhabiting: Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Tunisia. D’Arco Editore, Spigno Saturnia, 2017); the proposed technological solution for temporary covering the open spaces is made up by means of a tensile structure in an ancient material: the hemp fabric. Also, the technical element of the wall is proposed in hemp-and-lime brick. The chosen materials are a hint for opening a debate about the benefits deriving today from vegetable-fiber materials, which can be re-employable in demountable architectures, within a continuous process based on circular economy. This improvement in use of the two hemp products leads to innovative procedure and construction design for a flexible and reversible architecture, as well as to low ecological footprint solutions.
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An all-Inclusive capacity development programme for a sustainable future
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There is no doubt anymore that Earth Observation (EO) is contributing toward meeting the Sustainable Development Goals and addressing environmental challenges. Digital Earth Africa’s objective is to make freely available an EO data cube for all of Africa that democratizes the capacity to process and analyse satellite data. It allows to track changes across Africa in unprecedented detail and will provide data on a vast number of issues, including soil and coastal erosion, agriculture, forest and desert development, water quality, and changes to human settlements. To realise full benefits of an advanced Platform like Digital Earth Africa, Digital Earth Africa has co-designed and co-developed with five institutions namely the Regional Centre For Mapping Of Resources For Development (RCMRD, Kenya), Centre de Suivi Écologique (Senegal), l’observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel (Tunisia), AFRIGIST (Nigeria) and AGRHYMET (Niger). This was meant to ensure it meets end-users needs, this program has been developed by the future deliverers of the program. From the trainers’ perspective, the program is built to consider the recent changes in teaching approaches and methodologies including pedagogy that emerged from a Covid-19, and post Covid-19, pandemic world. On the end-user side, the curriculum covered a wide spectrum of topics, from understanding satellite images, python scripting in the JupyterLab environment to identifying solutions to SDGs challenges through use cases, available in English and French. Digital Earth Africa’s Gender Equity, Diversity and Social Inclusion principles strategy (GEDSI) is imprinted as a watermark across the whole program. It prioritises gender equality, diversity, and social inclusion so that women, people with disabilities and marginalised individuals and communities have the same opportunities to benefit from EO data. In addition, Digital Earth Africa started live virtual sessions, to stay connected with end users, who have developed impactive stories in their communities. Digital Earth Africa seeks to support the capacity development of individuals, academic and governmental institutions, and private sector organisations to empower present and next generation of decision makers to drive toward a sustainable future, leaving on one and place behind.
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Study of sustainable development goals of Syrian higher education: strategy, effects and future insights
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Purpose This research mainly aims to shed light on sustainable development in Syrian higher education during the Syrian crisis. Design/methodology/approach In this research, the authors mainly study sustainable development in the Syrian Arab Republic through the bibliometrics data of universities and research centres in Syrian Arab Republic, where these data are related to sustainable development. Also, the authors study the strategies used in the university with the largest research output of sustainable development in the Syrian Arab Republic. The authors extract research data arranged in sustainable development goals in the Syrian Arab Republic from SciVal database. Findings Based on the bibliometric data on sustainable development research in the Syrian Arab Republic, the authors find that universities and research centres in the Syrian Arab Republic have taken important steps towards the goals of sustainable development, especially in the year 2022. The authors also find that the University of Damascus had the largest share in research related to the goals of sustainable development, and the authors find that this is due to the strategies taken by the University of Damascus towards the goals of sustainable development, such as the policy of digital transformation, the policy of recycling and the increase of green areas in the university. Originality/value This study is the first of its kind to study the goals of sustainable development in Syrian higher education during the Syrian crisis period.
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Туристские кластеры как инструмент роста конкурентоспособности экономики Сирии
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The article discusses the cluster approach from the point of view of its role for increasing competitiveness of tourist services and sustainable development of tourism in the Arabic region in general and the Syrian Arab Republic in particular.
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Arab Knowledge & Strategy: The Future Is Made, Not Simply Awaited
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A society that longs for a better future, for a prosperous economy, for sustainable development, needs to examine its situation, learn its strengths and weakness, explore its options and opportunities. 
 An action plan to promote scientific knowledge and the development of research based on modern technologies is proposed for the Arabic speaking countries. The role of the Syrian Arab Republic in this action plan is defined.
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Recalculating the sustainability criteria within the LEED system according to the Syrian construction conditions using the FAHP method
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Background: With the global trend to develop the construction industry and achieve the sustainability of resources, a set of systems have emerged to assess sustainable buildings, the most important of which are the Environmental Efficiency Rating System (BREEAM) in the United Kingdom, the LEED method for evaluating sustainable buildings in the United States, the Green Globes Rating System in Canada, and the ESTIDAMA Pearl Rating method. In the UAE, the Green Pyramid Rating System in the Arab Republic of Egypt and many others. Methods: This study determined the main standards and their relative weights included in the American LEED system and then re-weighted according to the Syrian construction conditions using a (fuzzy analytic hierarchy process) (FAHP). Results and Conclusion: The study showed that it is impossible to find a stable and effective evaluation system at every time and place due to the different construction conditions, economic situation, and priorities between one country and another, as well as the difference in climatic conditions between one region and another. Although the researchers used the same main criteria adopted in America, the results in Syria differed. This reflects the local situation in the study area (Syria). Keywords: Sustainable Buildings, Sustainability Assessment criteria, LEED System, Fuzzy Logic, FAHP Method.
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Preface * Sustainable Development: Ecology and Economic Progress * Discounting the Future * Economic Appraisal and the Natural Environment * Sustainable Development in the Upper Watersheds of Java * Sustainable Forest Management in the Outer Islands of Indonesia * Natural Resources in the Economy of Sudan * Sustainable Development in Botswana * Natural Resources and Economic Development in Nepal * Sustainable Management of Amazonia * Index
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The concern with the environmental risks created by modern society has emerged against a background of a major geopolitical change. With the ending of the Cold War an era of bipolar confrontation has ended. Apart from a few beleaguered enclaves the majority of the world’ s nation-states have been penetrated by global processes of trade, competition and production that re ect Western values and economic and political dominance. Instead of a fundamental con ict between two opposing world economic and political systems, arguably there has been only one model on offer since the end of the 1980sÐ that is, the international capitalist economic system. Yet, the continuing tension of the previous era has been replaced, not by greater stability but by increasing uncertainty and insecurity. Already the economic and political problems of the countries in the former Soviet empire are giving rise to new anxieties; regional con icts in former Yugoslavia and the Middle East have exposed inherent ethnic and national tensions; and civil war is an endemic condition which threatens wider instability in several countries, for instance in sub-Saharan Africa (Somalia, the Sudan, Zaire, Rwanda and Burundi), Latin America (Colombia) and, latterly, in the Russian Federation (Chechenya) and Afghanistan. The disappearance of East±West con ict has revealed more starkly the underlying global instability in relations between North and South which hinges on the problem of systemic uneven development, poverty and inequality (see, for example, Independent Commission, 1980; WCED, 1987; Adams, 1990; Sage, 1996). Against this background of global economic and political instability is the problem of global environmental insecurity. Over the past decade or more there has been a perceptible shift in the issues, scale and nature of concern about the environment, at least as they are expressed in international political concern. There has been a diminution of concern about nuclear risks as the threat of nuclear war appears to have recededÐ though the problem of horizontal proliferation persists, particularly with the break-up of the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, the focus of anxiety has turned from predominantly national and regional concerns to longer-term global threats emanating from ozone depletion, the enhanced greenhouse effect, deserti® cation and the loss of biodiversity (Goodin, 1992). These issues have focused attention on the global scale of modern pro-
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This paper is concerned with how the objective of agricultural sustainability can be incorporated into convention analyses of agricultural development projects. The most straightforward approach is to assume that agricultural sustainability, including the ecological concept of ‘resilience’ is dependent on the constancy of the natural capital stock. Special sustainability criteria need only be invoked in the presence of degradation or depletion; otherwise, economic efficiency can be optimally pursued. The resulting ‘rules’ for project appraisal are demonstrated both theoretically and with the example of a gum arabic rehabilitation project in Sudan.
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ABSTRACT Studies in several countries in Africa using remote sensing and conventional aerial photography indicate acute land degradation, which is an issue of global concern as it poses a great threat to stability of world climate, biodiversity and geodiversity. Mechanized scheme farms schemes in Sudan are perceived as a major cause of environmental degradation and land losses. Investigations were thus conducted within forests reserves and natural forests sites in the Gedaref area in eastern Sudan where mechanized farmers and traditional land users inside and outside forests reserves represented the target categories for the study. The target groups were interviewed to evaluate their knowledge, attitudes and perceptions with respect to the causes of environmental degradation of soil, forests, agricultural productivity and animal resources. Interviews were conducted among 162 farmers in addition to group discussion among key informants. The results are presented as descriptive statistics, which indicate that forest conversion to agriculture associated with over‐cutting has been the main factor contributing to land degradation in Gedaref State. The results also indicate that there are other causes that include sectoral policies that contradict each other, affecting land ownership. The present study demonstrates the need for integrated policies to facilitate sustainable use and management based on local community's partnership and to encourage communal property rights and local‐level institutional regimes that ensure sustainable resource management and protection of biodiversity and geodiversity across Sudan. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Water resources and freshwater ecosystems in Sudan
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Sudan is a large country with varying standards of living, culture and climate. When this is superimposed on the multi-sectoral nature of water, coordination of activities in water resources planning, management and development becomes essential. The spirit of cooperation and close cooperation with countries sharing the same water resources should continue, preferably through an institutional cooperative framework for each shared basin. The guiding sprit should be equitable, legitimated, integrated, sustainable and environmentally sound utilisation of the common water resources, without significant harm from one country to another. Some of the issues and problems faced are referred in this article. Sudan has recently taken some major steps to organise the water sector. The article also shows some of the joint efforts to establish and advance cooperation with the Nile basin countries for integrated development of the shared watercourse. It concluded with a future policy look to address the emerging issues. A water policy is bound to be dynamic as it addressed issues with many variables. It is expected that, as time goes on, some new issues will surface while earlier issues will fade out. When this happens, another review of the water sector policy would be appropriate.
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Governance conditions, roles and capacity-building needs in the rebel-held areas of Southern Sudan
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Abstract An assessment is made of the state of sustainable human development (SHD) and the institutions of governance that are in the process of being established in the rebel‐held areas of Southern Sudan. The development roles of the main governance actors—government, civil society and the private sector—are examined and capacity‐building needs are described. The importance of good leadership, institutionalised partnerships between government and national and international NGOs, and capacity building for transparency and accountability is stressed. Most pointedly, the risks of allowing governance practices, suited to the management of a liberation struggle, to spill over into the civil administration of a peaceful state are emphasised. The conditions necessary for the institutionalisation of sound governance practices are discussed. Of particular importance are a genuine desire on the part of the leadership to establish such conditions and a willingness on the part of external donors to address issues of accountability and transparency openly in collaboration with the leadership. The data are also suggestive of broad development strategies that address the bases of SHD and empowerment. These broad strategies are designed to improve the very low levels of health and education that exist in the Southern Sudan, and thereby empower people to engage in economic activity and in governance decision‐making. Rehabilitation and maintenance of the physical infrastructure underlies all development activity. The findings highlight the governance difficulties faced by war‐torn societies, the challenges facing post‐crisis administrations and (confirming Caplan 2002) the need for such administrations to possess sufficient executive authority to be able to perform effectively in situations of ‘pre‐state, post‐imperial chaos’. Most critical of all, however, is the genuine interest of the major powers in doing more than—when it suits them—extinguishing the flames of conflict or establishing acquiescent political regimes following the military pacification of ‘rogue’ or anarchic states. Effective post‐crisis administration and development calls for much greater commitment of resources from the major powers than has been forthcoming to date, reflecting a belief among them that equitable and sustainable global development is the preferred route to the prevention of such crises. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Integrating indigenous knowledge into appropriate technology development and implementation
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Appropriate Technology (AT) implementation should foster community empowerment and sustainability. Successful implementation requires community engagement throughout - technology conceptualization, development, implementation, assessment and impact evaluation. Development professionals should be sensitive to socio-cultural context and respect local knowledge, part of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS). IKS developed prior to modern scientific knowledge systems (MSKS), which followed colonization and “western” education. IKS are diverse, spanning ancient India, China, and the African continent. IKS encompass agriculture, food processing and preservation, water, health, and other aspects of life. IKS, context-specific intellectual resources, must be integrated into AT identification and evaluation, and directly engage the community. We examine selected IKS for agriculture, food processing and water, with examples from Sudan and India, where IKS has contributed to sustainable development. For the most part, MSKS have not exploited IKS for rural development. However, many ATs have roots in IKS, the incorporation of which has resulted in implementation success. IKS remain a largely untapped intellectual resource. Exploitation of IKS can provide some needed “innovation” for AT. To enhance sustainability of AT, existing IKS must be validated and integrated into AT. This will validate local community practices, provide context-specific development intervention loci, and result in greater probability of AT success.
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An analysis of Sudan’s energy sector and its renewable energy potential in a comparative African perspective
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The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emphasize the importance of using reliable and clean energy at a reasonable cost (SDG 7). This article investigates Sudan’s renewable energy policies and the country’s potential to maximize renewable energy production. It argues that Sudan has great potential to secure a sustainable energy supply by switching to solar, wind, and geothermal resources. The central assumption is that Sudan’s diverse sources of renewable energy (RE) are not being exploited to their full capacity. The article highlights energy policies in other African countries that Sudan could adopt to expand RE generation. The analysis reveals promising indicators of Sudan’s ability to maximize its solar, wind, and geothermal energy resources. It also presents conclusions and recommendations concerning the future of RE policies and production in Sudan.
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<abstract> <p>This study examined the nexus between foreign direct investment (FDI), financial development, and sustainable economic growth in Sudan during the period of the structural adjustment program and the full Islamization of the banking and financial system that took place in the 1980s. The research provides a comprehensive analysis using the most recent time series secondary data from 1990 to 2020 and the study employed co-integration, Granger causality, and VAR error correction technique to estimate the models, to clarify the claimed relationship between FDI and its effect on the financial sector and subsequently attending a sustainable economic development in Sudan. In this research, Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) unit root tests are applied to test the stationarity of data and the data was found stationary at first difference. The results of the ARDL bounds showed the existence of a long-term relationship between the FDI and other independent variables but the short-term showed otherwise. The Granger causality test implies that the past values of FDI don't significantly contribute to the prediction of sustainable economic growth. Also, results show that there's evidence of observed causality running from the country's trade openness and the financial sector's development. The implication of these results shows there is a complementary relationship between sustainable economic growth and both financial development and trade openness in the short run. Interestingly, the findings of the study show that the effect of financial development on economic growth is further enhanced by the inflows of FDI.</p> </abstract>
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The environmental and economical advantages of agricultural wastes for sustainability development in Sudan
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Sudan is enjoyed with abundant solar, wind, hydro and biomass resources. Like many tropical countries, Sudan has ample biomass resources that can be efficiently exploited in a manner that is both profitable and sustainable. Fuel-wood farming offers cost-effective and environmentally friendly energy solutions for Sudan, with the added benefit of providing sustainable livelihoods in rural areas. This article provides an overview of biomass energy activities and highlights future plans concerning optimum technical and economical utilisation of biomass energy available in Sudan. Results suggest that biomass energy technologies must be encouraged, promoted, implemented, and fully demonstrated in Sudan.
Key words: Sudan, biomass energy, biofuels, biogas, bioheat, utilisation, development.
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Prospects for the aerospace industry in the Sudan
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the contribution of the Sudanese manufacturing sector to the Sudanese economy and assess the role that aerospace industry, in particular, can play as a driver for achieving sustainable development in the Sudan. Design/methodology/approach – This paper reviewed and analysed the contribution of the industrial sector to the Sudanese economy based on the comprehensive industrial survey carried out with the assistance of United Nations Industrial Development Organisation and United Nations Development Programme in 2001. It then went on to assess the role that aerospace industry can play in improving the contribution of this sector to the Sudanese and regional economy and achieving sustainable development. Evidence from global industrial views, international economic reports and experience of other countries in similar situation as the Sudan was used to support arguments. Findings – The Sudanese economy is agriculturally based. A heavy injection of industrialisation of the economy is essential in order to improve the trade balance and help the country out of the poverty zone. The aerospace industry is an important ingredient of the required dose as the global and regional demand is high and the flourishing regional economy is encouraging. The paper argues that building a flourishing aerospace industry as an important element of sustainable development plan for the Sudan is a shared responsibility of good government, quality education and well-guided investment. Practical implications – The paper is proposing a practical way to transform the character of the Sudanese economy and help it to set on a sustainable development path that will alleviate poverty and improve the standard of living of its citizens. Originality/value – The paper gives critical assessment of the role of the industrial sector in driving the Sudanese economy, which is seriously lacking in the literature. Additionally, the paper introduces building a flourishing aerospace industry in the Sudan as an important ingredient to boost the manufacturing sector, hence, improve the economy, fight poverty and a step towards achieving sustainable development.
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Examining Enterprise Capacity: A Participatory Social Assessment in Darfur and Southern Sudan
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This study is a component of a larger project, titled Conflict Transformation: Promoting Sustainable
Livelihoods and Grassroots Enterprise Development in Darfur and Southern Sudan, which aims to
foster self-reliant sustainable livelihoods in post-war Sudan. The project and study are a collaborative
partnership between Ahfad University for Women (Sudan) and York University (Canada).
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Sustainable green energies development and implementing new technologies
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Sudan is an agricultural country with fertile land, plenty of water resources, livestock, forestry resources, and agricultural residues. Energy is one of the key factors for the development of national economies in Sudan. An overview of the energy situation in Sudan is introduced with reference to the end uses and regional distribution. Energy sources are divided into two main types; conventional energy (biomass, petroleum products, and electricity); and non-conventional energy (solar, wind, hydro, etc.). Sudan possesses a relatively high abundance of sunshine, solar radiation, and moderate wind speeds, hydro, and biomass energy resources. Application of new and renewable sources of energy available in Sudan is now a major issue in the future energy strategic planning for the alternative to the fossil conventional energy to provide part of the local energy demand. Sudan is an important case study in the context of renewable energy. It has a long history of meeting its energy needs through renewable. Sudan’s renewable portfolio is broad and diverse, due in part to the country’s wide range of climates and landscapes. Like many of the African leaders in renewable energy utilization, Sudan has a welldefined commitment to continue research, development, and implementation of new technologies. Sustainable low-carbon energy scenarios for the new century emphasize the untapped potential of renewable resources are required. Rural areas of Sudan can benefit from this transition. The increased availability of reliable and efficient energy services stimulates new development alternatives. It is concluded that renewable environmentally friendly energy must be encouraged, promoted, implemented, and demonstrated by full-scale plan especially for use in remote rural areas.
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Sustainable development and technology transfer opportunities in the Sudan
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The aim of this article is to develop a framework for identifying technology transfer opportunities in the Sudan to strengthen research and academic institutions' role in closing the productivity gap and achieving sustainable development. The paper critically examines the different problems and challenges facing technology transfer in the Sudan with particular focus on agricultural research and technology. This paper also evaluates the implementation capacity constraints, which exist in formal agricultural research, and the impact this has on the development of the agricultural sector of the Sudanese economy. Finally, a number of findings emerge, which outline the key issues relating to effectively managing the technological transformation in the Sudan as well as helping policy makers to take appropriate and immediate measures to achieve sustainable development in the Sudan.
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Water and Hydropower for Sustainable Development of Qattara Depression as a National Project in Egypt
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This papers aims to study water and electricity for sustainable development around Qattara Depression in Egypt. This study suggests target level ranging from 170-165 (m) rather than 175 (m) upstream High Aswan Dam (HAD) and release the water for cultivation purposes in the Old Delta land from Assiut to Qattara Depression. Historical data for (HAD) was collected to compare target level, release, evaporation, and hydroelectric energy value from (HAD). The irrigation requirement for Old Delta cultivation was estimated according to soil type and Evapotranspiration. The hydropower generation from Qattara Depression before and after filling time was studied. The result of this study shows that target level of 170 (m) is a perfect solution for smart operation for (HAD) that could be used for agriculture and hydroelectric generation purposes, especially in high flood seasons when excess water released to Toshka spillway and evaporated. The hydroelectric power generated in Qattara Depression does not need filling time, high cost building dam, and more easier to export electricity to Sudan, Ethiopia and Europe through electric networks.
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Governance for planetary health and sustainable development
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The landmark report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on Planetary Health 1Whitmee S Haines A Beyrer C et al.Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch: report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on planetary health.Lancet. 2015; (published online July 16.)http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(15)60901-1Summary Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (1122) Google Scholar is a clear and compelling articulation of the inextricable link between human health and environmental change. The report explores an array of complex, interlinked elements of concern, from environmental tipping points to the impacts of invasive species and the importance of protected areas. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) recognises planetary health as critical to achieving sustainable development across the economic, social, and environmental spheres—this ethos underpins our Strategic Plan for 2014–17.2UNDPChanging with the world UNDP strategic plan: 2014–2017. United Nations Development Programme, New York2013Google Scholar The Commission's report comes at an important time. It is released just before the UN General Assembly is due to adopt the post-2015 development agenda and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is just one of four major global processes this year. Disaster risk reduction, financing for development, and climate change are also being tackled at major summits. Agreements in all these areas should encourage UN entities to “strengthen their collaborative mechanisms to ensure optimum coherence in tackling the threats to planetary health”, as The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on Planetary Health notes.1Whitmee S Haines A Beyrer C et al.Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch: report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on planetary health.Lancet. 2015; (published online July 16.)http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(15)60901-1Summary Full Text Full Text PDF PubMed Scopus (1122) Google Scholar Indeed, decision making and accountability at international and national levels would be enhanced by following through on the recommendations of the Commission. Implementing the Commission's comprehensive action framework to safeguard planetary and human health requires strengthening resilience and governance capacity. This objective is reflected in the proposed SDGs. Individual, community, and institutional strengths must be built on to prevent, mitigate the impacts of, and learn from shocks of any type—internal or external, natural or man-made, economic, health-related, political, or social. Strengthened resilience to such challenges needs improved governance capacities for implementing long-term, innovative, and multisectoral risk reduction. Public institutions will need to become more effective, accountable, and responsive to the needs of all, especially the poorest and most vulnerable. The Commission highlights multiple influences on planetary and human health, many of which relate to governance, including international trade and domestic policies that have an adverse effect on human and environmental health. Whole of government approaches can build countries' capacity to participate effectively in bilateral and multilateral trade negotiations to advance social, economic, and environmental interests together. Strong intersectoral governance helps policy makers understand how economic, social, and environmental policies jointly impact on health, and vice versa. Trade-related laws and policies, combined with domestic tax regimes and regulation, can serve to maintain access to quality, affordable health technologies, or disincentivise demand for alcohol, tobacco, refined sugars, and ultra-processed foods. As the Commission points out, these products harm the health of the planet and its people. Their production results in higher greenhouse gas emissions, land use change, and agrochemical pollution. There is a large opportunity for progress in this area. In 2013, only 3% of countries had taxes on high-fat foods.3WHOGlobal status report on non-communicable diseases 2014. World Health Organization, Geneva2014Google Scholar Conversely, the International Monetary Fund estimates that fossil fuel industry subsidies in 2015 amount to US$5·3 trillion.4Coady D Parry I Sears L Shang B IMF working paper: how large are global energy subsidies? International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC2015Google Scholar Another governance priority is to encourage the private sector to protect the environment and human health as part of doing business. Private sector enterprise and economic growth need not come at the cost of the environment and public health. UNDP's work to integrate HIV and gender-related issues into environmental impact assessments of large-scale capital projects in 14 countries in sub-Saharan Africa is an example of how economic and social objectives can be integrated into business design.5UNDPGuidelines for integrating HIV and gender-related issues into environmental assessment in Eastern and Southern Africa. United Nations Development Programme, New York2013Google Scholar Future work will address malaria prevention and control and non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Given the links between inequities, poor health, and development, making capital projects health-sensitive and ensuring that their benefits are accrued by all can advance inclusive economic growth and sustainable human development. The recent outbreak of Ebola virus disease in west Africa, which the Commission cites as a powerful example of the immediate and alarming health impacts of environmental changes, is a powerful reminder of the weaknesses of siloed, sector-based governance. Strengthening systems for health and decentralised governance is essential to build resilient communities and prevent and mitigate the impact of health crises. Future responses to health and other crisis must invest more in supporting communities as agents for response and recovery, while engaging other sectors such as communications, banking, 6UNDPPayments programme for Ebola response workers: cash at the front lines of a health crisis, issue brief. United Nations Development Programme, New York2015Google Scholar and transport. UNDP is playing its part in these endeavours. Since 2010, we have helped more than 150 countries to scale up climate change adaptation; manage ecosystems and biodiversity; improve water and oceans' governance; introduce affordable, accessible, and clean energy solutions; and manage chemicals and waste sustainably.7UNDPEnvironmental finance.http://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/ourwork/sustainable-development/natural-capital-and-the-environment/environmental-finance/Date: 2015Google Scholar In all of its work, UNDP believes that empowering communities to identify solutions and scale up local innovations is an effective way of supporting improved health and sustainable development. In Sudan, for example, UNDP is helping communities to address climate risks and food security. Incomes among the 20 000 beneficiaries in one initiative—more than half in women-headed households—have increased by 20%, helping to improve education and health outcomes and natural resource stewardship in their communities.8UNDPGovernment of SudanReport of the mid-term evaluation of the Sudan NAPA follow-up project: implementing NAPA priority interventions to build resilience in the agriculture and water sectors to the adverse impacts of climate change in Sudan, Khartoum. United Nations Development Programme, New York2013Google Scholar The report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on Planetary Health reminds us that sustainable development requires holistic approaches. Advancing social, economic, and environmental goals together—underpinned by resilient systems and improved governance—is at the heart of the proposed new SDGs and UNDP's work. Now is the time to act. The health of all people and our planet depends on that. I am Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme. I declare no competing interests. Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch: report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on planetary healthFar-reaching changes to the structure and function of the Earth's natural systems represent a growing threat to human health. And yet, global health has mainly improved as these changes have gathered pace. What is the explanation? As a Commission, we are deeply concerned that the explanation is straightforward and sobering: we have been mortgaging the health of future generations to realise economic and development gains in the present. By unsustainably exploiting nature's resources, human civilisation has flourished but now risks substantial health effects from the degradation of nature's life support systems in the future. Full-Text PDF Planetary health: a new science for exceptional action“We have lived our lives by the assumption that what was good for us would be good for the world. We have been wrong. We must change our lives so that it will be possible to live by the contrary assumption, what is good for the world will be good for us. And that requires that we make the effort to know the world and learn what is good for it.” Full-Text PDF
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SWOT Analysis and Challenges of Nile Basin Initiative: An Integrated Water Resource Management Perspective
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Abstract River Nile is one of the longest transboundery rivers and it is shared and used by Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. As of today, the Nile is a crucial resource for the economic development of the Nile Basin countries and a vital source of livelihood for 160 million inhabitants as well as 300 million people living in the 10 riparian countries. The Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) is one of the international cooperative river basin management program and regional partnership where all the Nile Basin countries except Eritrea unite to pursue long-term sustainable development, improved land use practices and management. This review therefore focused on the challenges not faced on NBI in terms of integrated use of the river and conducted analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) based on secondary data. The result of the review revealed that for decades, the Nile Basin people have been facing many complex environmental, social, economic and political challenges that have made it difficult for the proper management and sustainability of Nile water. The initiative provides training to develop skills in government ministries, non-governmental organizations and local communities in each country. It is also working to raise awareness of critical environmental issues by strengthening networks of environmental education practitioners; developing curriculum in the education sector. The challenges of NBI include the involvement and funding of World Bank, lack of sufficient staff, procedural and policies conflicts, lack of coordination and linkage with other regional institutions and lack of recognition as river basin organization. Considering the complex nature of the project, it is recommended that the NBI should come up with a strong multi-disciplinary monitoring and evaluation team to follow up all implemented projects. The NBI should carry out participatory land use planning in communities along the river basin. Moreover, livelihood analysis should be carried out especially in communities along the Nile to come up with poverty eradication projects which are socially acceptable, applicable, economically viable and affordable.
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ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN SUDAN
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future energy strategic planning for the alternative to the fossil conventional energy to provide part of the local energy demand. Like many of the African leaders in renewable energy utilisation, Sudan has a well-defined commitment to continue research, development, and implementation of new technologies. Sustainable low-carbon energy scenarios for the new century emphasise the untapped potential of renewable resources are needed. Rural areas of Sudan can benefit from this transition. The increased availability of reliable and efficient energy services stimulates new development alternatives. It is concluded that renewable environmentally friendly energy must be encouraged, promoted, implemented, and demonstrated by full-scale plant especially for use in remote rural areas.
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Understanding the Concept of Technology Transfer and Sustainable Development in Sudan: An Overview
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This introductory paper was carried out to provide a background paper for the conference Role of Diaspora in Technology Transfer and Achieving Sustainable Development in held in Brighton, UK (24th - 25th January 2009). The paper will therefore provide an overview about three major issues relating to the relationship between the Diaspora and their home country which will be discussed during the conference. These major issues include migration and brain drain; technology and knowledge transfer; and sustainable development. However, it is important to note that understanding the nature of problems, challenges and opportunities in Sudan is a very difficult task for many people outside its territories.
Equally important to mention the fact that there are limited contributions in the conference from scholars in the Southern and Western regions of Sudan which is probably due to the current situation is both regions.
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Use Geographical Information System (GIS) for Creating an Educational Map within the Context of UNESCO -Education for Sustainable Development Program - A Case Study in Red Sea State in Sudan
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This study aims at creating an educational map for the basic in the Red Sea state in eastern Sudan within the concept of the sustainable and UNESCO vision education for sustainable development which allows all persons to acquire knowledge, skills, trends and the values necessary for creating a sustainable future. The Red Sea State, despite its strategic geographical location as the public port of Sudan, is considered as the largest areas with high illiteracy and mortality rate of infant and mothers in Sudan according to reports of the national health information center in 2003. Furthermore, the surveys of the United Nations Population Programs in 2004 indicate to high rates of illiteracy and school dropout compared with a decrease in school intake. For these reasons we have selected this state in order to identify the reasons behind the problem and find out the necessary solutions using one of the most helping tools to adopt the required decision representing in geographical information system (GIS) for it has the ability to analyze a large amount of data and information in different pictures making it as an important tool for many sectors to help them in adopting the required decision regarding the designing of strategic plans and future project as well as creating effective and efficient recovery programs in light of the available actual data and information. No doubt, the sector is considered as the most sectors requiring the application of this technology and utilizes it in planning of educational services and support the decision making process.
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Sustainability Criteria for Water Resource Systems: Sustainable Development and Management
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For the thirty-nine million people, who live in Sudan, environmental pollution is a major concern; therefore industry, communities, local authorities and central government, to deal with pollution issues, should adopt an integrated approach. Most polluters pay little or no attention to the control and proper management of polluting effluents. This may be due to a lack of enforceable legislation and/or the fear of spending money on the treatment of their effluent prior to discharge. Furthermore, the imposed fines are generally low and therefore do not deter potential offenders.
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The study aimed to generate informative data on solar radiation in order to establish sustainable solar energy that will support domestic needs and agricultural production and processing industries in Jubek State, South Sudan. Solar radiation intensity, timely data variation, site landscape, and environment were considered. Input data used was remotely sensed data, digital elevation model, land used land cover (LULC) processed with Aeronautical Reconnaissance Coverage Geographic Information System (ArcGIS). The spatio-temporal distribution analysis results show that (62%) 11,356.7 km2 of the study area is suitable for solar energy farm with an annual potential of about 6.05 × 109 GWh/year out of which only 69.0158 GW h/year is required to meet the local demand of 492,970 people residing in the study area, i.e., 0.11% (1249.2 km2) of Jubek State. Solar energy required for producing and processing 1 ton of different crop ranges between 58.39 × 10−6 and 1477.9 × 10−6 GWh and area size between 10.7 and 306.3 km2, whereas 1 ton of animal production requires solar energy ranging between 750.1 × 10−6 and 8334 × 10−6 GWh and area of about 137.8 to 1531.5 km2. These findings will assist in the establishment of agro-processing industries which will eventually lead to poverty reduction through job creation and improvement of food quantity and quality. The simple approach applied in this study is unique, especially for the study area, thus it can be applied to some other locations following the same steps.
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The history of the Nile in Africa offers useful lessons for civil engineers seeking to build a sustainable future, in which climate change is an existential challenge. For thousands of years, communities along the river have sought greater water security at the interface of technical possibility, politics and unpredictable nature. Large projects such as the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance dam and Jonglei canal in South Sudan continue to be controversial, but both show how civil engineers might help to address climate change challenges. Once again, Nile communities need civil engineers to find and implement innovative, politically acceptable and sustainable development initiatives.
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Purpose It might seem plausible to argue that effective monitoring of disaster data loss can help achieve progress in reporting to the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) and the global targets of sustainable development goals and associated indicators. Nevertheless, with the lack of climate change and disaster data losses in the Arab region, the integration of risks associated with socio-economic dimensions at the wider scale of displacement is important to shape a regional understanding of resilience terminology and provides the means of translating it. The purpose of this paper is to identify the means of redefining “Resilience” in the Arab region context of climate change, conflict and displacement in association with the theoretical principles of the “fragile city”. Design/methodology/approach In an attempt to achieve the SFDRR target (E) “substantially increase the number of countries with national and local DRR strategies by 2020,” this study investigates the use of the (United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction) disaster resilience scorecard as a guiding principle for city-to-city (C2C) resilience-building knowledge exchange between Amman (Jordan) and Khartoum (Sudan). Findings Facing similar urban challenges against disaster and violent conflict-protracted displacement, the study findings indicate that the C2C exchange program was useful in understanding the cities’ urban risk profiles, promoting dialogue among local governments and creating a culture of learning organizations for knowledge sharing on DRR governance and beyond. However, the applied resilience assessments overlooked the qualitative and socio-ecological understanding of climate change risk and human security principles among the most vulnerable groups of refugees and internally displaced persons in fragile settings. This is recommended to be integrated into building coherence for resilience across the 2015-2030 Global Agendas reporting and monitoring mechanisms, leaving “no one behind”. Originality/value The C2C exchange program for Amman and Khartoum was an opportunity for understanding the cities’ urban risk profiles, addressing challenges and building “decentralized cooperation” beyond the cities’ institutional boundaries (UN Habitat, 2001), with recommendations for “selecting resilience indicators specific to fragile cities” to quantitatively measure disaster displaced persons’ (DDPs) vulnerabilities and current status of “income and social equality, microeconomic security, provision of basic services and social protection” while providing qualitative evidence on “social cohesion, social networks/social support and local government–community cooperation” (Patel and Nosal, 2016).
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Environmental Protection, Security and Armed Conflict: A Sustainable Development Perspective
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'Environmental Protection, Security and Armed Conflict is a timely reminder of the need to integrate sustainable development into key areas of international law, including all phases of armed conflict. Onita Das cleverly picks her way through the applicable law and derives solid suggestions for the future.'BR>- Karen Hulme, University of Essex, UK
This book explores environmental protection relevant to security and armed conflict from a sustainable development perspective. The author details how at each stage of the armed conflict life cycle, policy, law and enforcement have fallen short of the sustainable development model and concludes with a set of suggestions for how to address this pressing concern.
The book considers and discusses:
- Environmental protection relevant to security and armed conflict from a holistically sustainable development perspective.
- Environmental protection relevant to security and armed conflict in the life cycle of armed conflict: pre-conflict, in-conflict and post-conflict.
- Uses substantive sustainable development principles (duty of states to ensure sustainable use of natural resources; equity and the eradication of poverty; common but differentiated responsibilities; precautionary principle; public participation; good governance; integration and interrelationship; and polluter pays principle) as tools or objectives to achieve sustainable development in the context of environmental protection relevant to security and armed conflict.
- The concept of sustainable development is utilized to fill the gaps left by policy and law in the field of environmental protection relevant to security and armed conflict.
The book also examines 5 case-studies relating to Somalia, Darfur, Sudan, Sierra Leone, the First Gulf war and the Kosovo conflict.
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Save A Life (SALI) model: an intervention model to achieve development goals through public NGO partnership (PNP), capability development and evidence-based practice
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Save A Life (SALI) is an innovative model based on public NGO partnerships (PNP) aiming at sustainable solutions/services/projects to save lives in fragile and conflict-affected countries. Achieving the United Nations Developmental Goals (SDGs) requires all service delivery actors to work systemically and in partnership. In this review we describe a model of NGO (SALI), implemented in Sudan. SALI is providing a structured capability development program that transforms local NGOs from being humanitarian aid-dependent, into development-oriented organizations—equal in capability to large private sector clinical health care providers in OECD countries that deliver sustainable core public services guided by evidence. The core components are: effective PNP; capability development program (systems and personnel); robust governance systems supported by an enterprise management system; and applied research and evidence generation. Since the beginning of the pilot phase in Sudan in 2016 (currently two local NGOs are delivering health projects using the SALI model), a considerable progress was achieved. For instance, developing the capability toolkits; training of the country core team to lead the program; establishing PNP core group; and implementing several projects using the SALI model. Initial findings reflect a promising future for this model which will be focusing on institutionalization and certification of the model. The United Nations PPP Centre of Excellence in Geneva has recognized the pilot SALI project as one of the ten best projects in delivering the United Nations Development Goals and recommends the Taqaddum model for Putting People First Partnerships. Investing in the development of local NGOs is a critical lever to achieve the SDGs in fragile and conflict-affected countries. The SALI model is a pragmatic model to transform the way humanitarian projects are designed and delivered to provide sustainable, fit for purpose, and value for money health care services. The initial findings are promising to shape the road for SALI to be a global recognized model of intervention.
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