La valeur ajoutée des « Organismes nationaux à vocation agricole et rurale » (Onvar) au développement territorial by Dominique Vollet, Hervé Bossuat, Pierre Gasselin, Pierre Labarthe, Fredéric Wallet, Anne-Sophie Barbarot, Maryline Filippi, Damien Rousselière

“…Their aim is to improve integrated sustainable development of territories. A grid from institutional economics is applied to an original empirical material (evaluation report and surveys) for assessing territorial added value. …”
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La GIZC à l’épreuve du terrain : premier enseignements d’une expérience française. by Catherine Meur-Ferec

“…Foundation of Integrated Coastal Zones Management (ICZM) can be summed up to the application on the coast of the principles of sustainable development. The European recommendation of May 30th, 2002, asking every Member state to establish its national strategy, fell due in 2006. …”
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Oligocene Trace Fossil Geoconservation and Geoheritage: On the Mammals Tracks of the Luberon UNESCO Global Geopark by Pauline Coster, Stephane Legal

“…A conservation approach for this exceptional site is developed while promoting education, public awareness raising, geotourism and the sustainable development of Luberon through the valorization of its natural heritage.…”
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Cross-border cooperation as a component of sustainable regional development of Mongolia by N. Otgonbayar, T. Svirin, Yu. N. Shedko

“…Based on the analysis of the main indicators of the economy of Mongolia and its aimaks, it has been concluded, that cross-border cooperation plays a significant role in the sustainable development of the economy of Mongolia; due to heterogeneity and signifi diff entiation in terms of development, when developing a strategy for cross-border cooperation, there is a need to take into account the specifics of each individual region and aimak; the solution of the problem of sustainable socio-economic regional development of Mongolia should be implemented on the basis of an integrated approach.…”
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The Fifth Order of Design by Mariana Fonseca Braga

“…This comprehensive view is critical to tgetting to grips with global challenges (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) since the shift towards sustainability needs to address the root causes of systemic and interrelated problems that cannot be overcome by reactive marketing and technocratic approaches. …”
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Conservation process and significance. A methodological approach to plan shelters in archaeological sites by Cesare Sposito, Francesca Scalisi

“…Within the scientific debate on the conservation of Cultural Heritage in general and Archaeological Heritage in particular, due to its twofold nature (material and immaterial) and consistently with the interest taken by Technological Culture in the importance of those aspects in the process crucial for their proper development and broad enjoyment, this paper proposes an evaluation model to understand ‘what’ to preserve and ‘why’ for a sustainable development, even before considering ‘how’ to do so, allowing a clearer reading and an easier interpretation of the complex relationships existing between the archaeological pre-existences, the natural environments and the added anthropic systems. …”
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A Numerical Approach for the Analytical Solution of the Fourth-Order Parabolic Partial Differential Equations by Fenglian Liu, Muhammad Nadeem, Ibrahim Mahariq, Suliman Dawood

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Stratégies d’acteurs et gouvernance des démarches d’écologie industrielle et territoriale by Sabrina Brullot, Muriel Maillefert, Jérémie Joubert

“…On the other hand, the aim is also to promote sustainable development models at a territorial scale. Our hypothesis is that success depends primarily on the actors, and their modes of coordination. …”
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Quality of life assessment of the older population at the substantiation of active longevity strategies in the context of structural demographic changes by T. A. Burtseva, S. N. Gagarina, N. Yu. Chausov

“…Demographic aging is an evolutionary process, that requires the development and implementation of the state policy of active longevity in order to improve the quality of life of the population and sustainable development of the state. The results of studies to assess the quality of life, the rule-making activities of international organizations to ensure active longevity have been summarized in the article. …”
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Just Adaptation? How the Diffusion of Norms in the Global Climate Regime Affects International Climate Politics by Delf Rothe

“…This also represents a shift from a focus on intergenerational justice as the main normative goal of the convention, to a broader aim of sustainable development that comprises both inter- and intragenerational justice.…”
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The Young Generation of Catholics in the Face of Ecological Problems Exemplified by the Initiatives of the Catholic Youth Association by Andrzej Lubowicki

“…Bug, the River of Life - Education for Youth, Youth for Sustainable Development; 2. Youth of this Earth; 3. Electro Responsible; 4. …”
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Charting a new course: advancing maternal and neonatal health through collaborative innovation by Sreekanth Viswanathan

“…Emphasizing its alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), particularly SDG3, the journal is committed to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality through rigorous peer-reviewed research. …”
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Millennial landscape and tourist development in China. The case of the Hani rice terraces in Yunnan by Myriam Dao

“…The conservation stakes are not only environmental – biodiversity, sustainable development – but also identity-based through vernacular and minority cultures. …”
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THE ROLE OF THE STATE STRATEGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL ENTERPRISES IN THE COMOROS by B. M. Sagaffe

“…Also, the relationship between the implementation of laws and the dynamics of sustainable development in the economic sector is analyzed; which in turn gives an understanding of what kind of policy is worth pursuing for the welfare of the population.…”
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Un défi pour La Réunion : une dynamique périurbaine mieux maîtrisée by Joël Ninon

“…In addition to the spatial consequences of the phenomenon, and in view of the island’s sustainable development, it also addresses the chosen options towards a better control of urban sprawl in Reunion.…”
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Ville durable et nouveaux territoires du corps by Guy Di Méo, Karen Foussette

“…More than the controversial building of eco-neighbourhoods, more than discourses on local democracy (that has aborted) or sustainable development (that is very blurred), this new spatial corporeity and its exigencies in terms of urban transparency (that is to say in terms of environmental and socio-spatial justice desire, of security and civility, of nature) polarize the political stakes of the sustainable city.…”
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Prawno-administracyjne aspekty ochrony wód w Polsce by Maciej Jabłoński

“…Water Law regulates water management in accordance with the principle of sustainable development, in particular the development and protection of water resources, water use, and water management. …”
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Pieds d’arbre, trottoirs et piétons : vers une combinaison durable ? by Patricia Pellegrini

“…This shared management is more complex and challenges the ideal of sustainable development. Tree grates are risky for pedestrians and their absence increase trampling which is harmful for trees. …”
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Factors influencing the content of Smart City initiatives(particularly based on institutional theories of organization) by Karina RADCHENKO

“… Objectives This paper aims to consider the factors shaping the smart city structures from the perspective of institutional organizational theories and in context of sustainable development. Prior work The previous findings have revealed significant lack of attention to factors impacting the smart city concept. …”
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Cartographie des paysages : apport à l’analyse des trames vertes et bleues by Émilie Bourget, Laurence Le Dû-Blayo

“…In order to clarify the situation, the French department of ecology and sustainable development defined a specific vocabulary to link landscape and scales of observation : landscape unit, landscape structure, landscape element. …”
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