Research suggests that there is a relationship between the health of urban populations and the availability of green and water spaces in their daily environment. In this paper, we analyze the potential intra-urban relationships between children's health determinants and outcomes and natural areas in Berlin, Germany. In particular, health indicators such as deficits in viso-motoric development i...

Since children are the key stakeholders supporting and being affected by sustainable development, the framework for the Sustainable Child Development Index (SCDI) was proposed. It addresses social, economic and environmental dimensions of sustainable development by considering seven relevant themes of child development, i.e., health, education, safety, economic status, relationship, environment...

Research background: The global concept of sustainable development was elaborated in detail by the UN and Club Rome. Development Agenda 2030 17 Sustainable Goals (SDG) were adopted 2015 with main priorities social world. monitoring analysis SDG 169 targets new agenda will be carried out through a set indicators. Purpose article is to develop system indicators for achieving Ukraine. This use est...

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Sustainable development is increasingly defined in terms of indicators and targets, notably to help put into practice the UN's 2030 agenda for sustainable development. All countries have committed to developing broader measures of progress to complement GDP. There are many challenges to be faced in designing and delivering indicators that will be relevant, reliable, usable and affordable. The o...

1 Business Economics, Wageningen University, the Netherlands ({irina.bezlepkina,sander.jansen,rob.knapen}@wur.nl) 2 Lunds University Centre for Sustainability Science, Sweden ([email protected]) 3 Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Lugano, Switzerland ({ioannis,hongtao}@idsia.ch 4 AntOptima, Lugano, Switzerland ([email protected]) 5 INRA UMR INPL(ENSA...

Rapid participatory research and project development is possible within a tightly controlled social context such as a prison. Having gained access, based on trust and mutual respect, external agents may then facilitate significant change. Given adequate support, incarcerated people with HIV/AIDS and limited medical access may be able to develop mutual care, social support and income-generating ...