Exploring workplace mental health among Indian employees: A systematic literature review and future research agenda by Anu Sohal, Dipanker Sharma

“…The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG-3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG-8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) emphasize the overall mental well-being of employees in the workplace. …”
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Evaluation on the Efficiency of Biomass Power Generation Industry in China by Jingqi Sun, Dong Sun, Sen Guo

“…The result can provide some insights into the sustainable development of biomass power generation industry in China.…”
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EXPLAINING THE CORRELATES OF CHILD’S MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY IN SOUTH AFRICA USING THE ALKIRE-FOSTER APPROACH by Thonaeng Charity Molelekoa, Abayomi Samuel Oyekale

“…Child’s poverty remains one of the major concerns in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This study analyzed the determinants of child’s multidimensional poverty in South Africa using the 2017, 2018 and 2019 General Household Survey (GHS) datasets. …”
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Improving Budget Transparency to Achieve Effective and Sustainable Governance by Tatjana Stanimirović

“… Purpose: The sustainable development concept implies the involvement of citizens in the budgetary process. …”
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REMOVAL OF EXTERNALITIES IN TOURISM BY MEANS OF TOUR OPERATOR SPECIALISATION AND EDUCATION by Jasmina Grižnić

“…Wishing to retain their market position, tour operators can help destination sustainable development by specialisation. Due to a large stakeholder network in destinations, former “big players” know them well and propose new tourist attractions. …”
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Carbon reduction effects of government digital attention by Rong Hu, Kaiyi Song

“…Our conclusions are then of important implications for promoting China’s carbon dioxide reduction and achieving high-quality sustainable development.…”
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Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Ecological Footprint and Ecological Carrying Capacity of Water Resources in Guangzhou by ZHAO Zixi

“…In order to quantitatively analyze the pressure of regional water resources and evaluate the status of sustainable development of water resources.Based on the ecological footprint model of water resources,this paper analyzes the temporal and spatial differences of ecological footprint and ecological carrying capacity in Guangzhou from 2005 to 2019.The results show that the per capita ecological footprint of water resources in Guangzhou is decreasing year by year,the per capita water resources carrying capacity is consistent with the total amount of water resources,and the fluctuation is large.The water resources are in surplus,and the ecological footprint of water resources per 10 000 yuan GDP is decreasing year by year.The water resources account of Guangzhou is in a safe state.The regions with larger ecological footprint of water resources per capita are located in Huangpu and Nansha District,while those in Baiyun,Tianhe and Haizhu District are smaller.The distribution of per capita water resources carrying capacity of each district is:Conghua District>Zengcheng District>Huadu District>Nansha District>Huangpu District>Panyu District>Central District.According to the analysis results,it is suggested that the administrative regions of Guangzhou should upgrade their industries according to the government planning and the actual distribution and utilization of water resources,so as to improve the water use efficiency and realize the sustainable utilization of water resources.…”
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Disability is not a taboo but a competitive disadvantage for leadership: a construction of Asante and Gonja cultures in Ghana by James Kwabena Bomfeh, John Victor Mensah, David Wellington Essaw

“…This study contributes critical ethnography and narrative as qualitative research designs to the discourse on disability and development in sync with all the seventeen (17) Sustainable Development Goals of inclusion emphasizing on the inclusion of all persons.…”
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Collusion node detection method based on fuzzy evaluation density clustering in Internet of vehicles by Haibo ZHANG, Dabin WANG, Ruyan WANG, Dongyu WANG

“…In order to solve the security problems caused by collusion of malicious vehicles in the open Internet of vehicles environment, a collusion node detection method based on fuzzy evaluation density clustering was designed.The method realized vehicle reputation update through subjective recommendation trust, objective data trust and historical reputation.Two rounds malicious node detection method was designed to detect malicious vehicles, in the first round, fuzzy comprehensive evaluation was used to screen out a single malicious vehicle node, and in the second round, the conspiracy malicious vehicle nodes were searched by the improved density clustering method according to a single malicious vehicle node to ensure the sustainable development of network environment security.Experimental results show that the proposed method has a high recognition rate for malicious vehicles, and when the proportion of malicious vehicles reaches 30%, the detection accuracy can still remain above 90%.At the same time, under the proportion of different malicious vehicles, the detection recall rate and detection F value still remain higher value, indicating that the proposed method has a high stability.For the change of total vehicle nodes, the performance evaluation index shows a small fluctuation and remain within the range from 80% to 100%.…”
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Climate Change and its Impacts on Social Structures in Marginalized Communities by Sabira Zitouni, Salima Abdeslam, Amar Boussakra

“…In conclusion, the study stresses the need to integrate climate change issues into development plans to protect the rights of marginalized communities and achieve sustainable development.…”
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Modèle de critères prenant en compte la biodiversité halieutique en planification stratégique portuaire en Guinée by Mariama Diallo, Alkhaly Doumbouya, Dan Lansana Kourouma, Karim Samoura, Jean-Philippe Waaub

“…The discussions made it possible to clarify and consolidate the issues structured into criteria and indicators from the perspective of the sustainable development dimensions. Fourteen (14) criteria and indicators of strategic level were selected. …”
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Civil society and the 2030 Agenda. An assessment of the implementation of SDG-actions in the Metropolitan District of Quito by Paul CISNEROS, Pablo CABRERA-BARONA, Víctor LÓPEZ

“…Coordination between multiple centers for decision-making and types of actors, across scales and sectors, is critical to improving the effectiveness of the implementation of Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This challenge is particularly crucial for metropolitan arrangements in developing countries where State capacity is weak, and people often lack resources to act upon the problems they face. …”
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Identification of Water Scarcity and Providing Solutions for Adapting to Climate Changes in the Heihe River Basin of China by Xiangzheng Deng, Chunhong Zhao

“…This paper attempts to identify the severe water scarcity under climate change and presents possible solutions for sustainable development in Heihe River Basin. Three problems that intervened land use changes, water resource, the relevant policies and institutions in Heihe River basin were identified, including (1) water scarcity along with serious contradiction between water supply and demand, (2) irrational water consumption structure along with low efficiency, and (3) deficient systems and institutions of water resource management along with unreasonable water allocation scheme. …”
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Breaking biases and building momentum for transforming agricultural research for development practices: recommendations and research opportunities by Erin McGuire, Hanna Ewell, Arwen Bailey, Eva Marina Valencia Leñero, Thi Thu Giang Luu, Janelle Marie Sylvester, Maha Al-Zu’bi, Millicent L. Liani, Michel Kabirigi

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CRISIS MANAGEMENT OF HUNGARIAN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS BEFORE AND DURING THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS by Krisztina Keller, Nikoletta Kaszás, Szabolcs Mátyás

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Sustainability in IT education: A game-based approach by Benedicte H. Gangstø, Monica Divitini

“… Information Technology (IT) has a critical role in supporting sustainable development. However, there are also various ways in which IT contributes negatively to it. …”
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Pricing and Production Decisions for New and Remanufactured Products by Feng Wei, Yan Zhu, Ting Ma, Qiaoyan Huang, Zengshan Zhen, Jinhui Chen

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Insight into the mechanical properties and the sustainable application of recycled permeable concrete: Green low-carbon concrete technology. by Shaojian Xia, Lei Peng, Wu Zhang, Hongliang Zhu, Jing Li

“…The performance optimization of reclaimed permeable concrete helps to reduce the energy consumption of building materials preparation and promotes green and sustainable development. To further adjust the ratio of reclaimed permeable concrete and optimize the mechanical properties of reclaimed permeable concrete, the influence of aggregate particle size distribution on the mechanical properties of reclaimed permeable concrete is analyzed. …”
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Identification of Prone Areas of Soil Erosion Using Modified Morphometric Prioritization and Sediment Production Rate (Case Study of Kamyaran Basin) by mansor parvin

“…Morphometric studies are an important method for identifying susceptible erosion zones and are a prerequisite for assessing erosion patterns in watersheds.The semi-arid Kamyaran basin is at risk of soil erosion due to lithological diversity, varied geomorphology, rugged topography and the nature-based livelihoods of its inhabitants and determination of soil erosion potential of this basin is essential for scientific management and sustainable development. The purpose of this study is to prioritize soil erosion potential in the Kamyaran basin. …”
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A Fuzzy Logic Technique for the Environmental Impact Assessment of Marine Renewable Energy Power Plants by Pamela Flores, Edgar Mendoza

“…The results demonstrate that fuzzy logic provides a more flexible and reliable evaluation of environmental impacts, contributing to more effective environmental management and sustainable development in marine renewable energy contexts.…”
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