BEYOND ENERGY: THE ROLE OF COLONIAL LEGACY IN THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY ON RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN WEST AFRICA by Musa Ilias Biala, Ololade Mistura Aromasodun

“…The study found that in the long run, GDP per capita, carbon dioxide emissions and urbanisation had a significant negative impact on renewable energy consumption whereas technology, institutional quality, and the interaction of institution with colonial legacy had a significant positive impact on renewable energy consumption. To achieve sustainable development, the study recommends that policy makers prioritise institutional stability while leveraging technological advancements to promote renewable energy production. …”
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Assessing the impact of public perception and willingness-to-pay on reducing smog in Pakistan: Evidence from Lahore City by Riaz Ahmad, Fanglin Li, Ibrar Hussain, Azmat Hayat

“…This research underscores the need for enhanced public awareness and participation in smog mitigation for sustainable development.…”
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Investigating the Feasibility of Urumia Urban Areas Livability using RALSPI Model by Farzaneh Sasanpour, Sara Alizadeh, Hourieh Aarabi Moghadam

“…Livability approach is defined as the healthy, safe, suitable and economically accessible urban system that brings about high life quality and is considered as a subset of sustainable development. Although investigating urban livability can be advantageous in identifying deficiencies and taking actions in order to improve livability of the living environment of residents, but unfortunately there has been inadequate considerations about livability theory in Iran. the result, in this study, the livability of Urumia city has been investigated. …”
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IMPACT OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY INDICATORS ON RESOURCE PRODUCTIVITY IN EU COUNTRIES by Daniela Rybárová, Helena Majdúchová

“…The study's insights can inform policymakers on strategies to improve resource efficiency and support sustainable development within the EU.…”

Efficient-Deformable-DETR: Enhancing underwater small target detection in complex environments by Xie Haozheng, Xin Guanghong, Kang Shuo, Xie Qiongdan

“…This technical optimization not only improves the accuracy of underwater small target detection but also contributes to marine ecological monitoring, rational utilization of resources, and environmental protection, promoting the realization of green environment and sustainable development goals.…”
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The researchers we need (in the Health System of Cienfuegos) by Alfredo Darío Espinosa Brito, Alfredo Alberto Espinosa Roca

“…The importance of science and technique in the Cuban and Cienfuegos Health System is addressed, as well as the need for new researchers and new scientific results, to achieve the desired prosperous and sustainable development in our country. The main characteristics of the needed researchers are suggested and five groups are proposed, with emphasis on those who work on scientific problems related to the individual clinical care, the organization of health services and the actions of Public Health in the population, as well as in the formation of human capital. …”
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Timelines of Tension: Trajectories of Protected-Area Creation in the Austrian Alps by Valerie Braun, Gebhard Bendler, Andreas Haller, Kati Heinrich

“…In this way, new protected areas could be established without undue tensions and pave the way for sustainable development in sensitive environments of the European Alps.…”
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Longitudinal Study of Credit Union Research: From Credit-Provision to Cooperative Principles, the Urban Economy and Gender Issues by Carlos Gabriel Parrales Choez, María del Carmen Valls Martínez, Pedro Antonio Martín-Cervantes

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Research on the Calculation and Safeguarding of Minimum Ecological Flow of Rivers with Cascade Small Hydropower Development by WANG Lulu, DING Xiaowen, LI Xingpin, CHEN Qingwei

“…Small hydropower plays an important role in China’s hydropower resources.However,it inevitably affects the water ecological environment downstream adversely during its construction and operation.Calculating the minimum ecological flow can reduce such effects of small hydropower during its operation.Taking the main stream of the Dongjiang River,where cascade small hydropower development is carried out,as an example,this paper calculated its minimum ecological flow respectively by the improved Tennant method,Q_P method,empirical method,frequency curve method,and NGPRP method.Under the condition of a 95% guarantee rate,the above five calculation results were compared and analyzed.The minimum ecological flow value of 232.81 m³/s calculated by the Q_P method was selected as the lower limit of the minimum ecological flow,and the inner envelope line of the improved Tennant method and the frequency curve method was selected as the monthly minimum ecological flow process.Safeguard measures for the minimum ecological flow of the main stream of the Dongjiang River were put forward to ensure the healthy and sustainable development of small hydropower and the water ecosystem of the river.…”
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Social Media Advocacy for SDG 5 in the Middle East: Insights from Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan by Laila El Baradei, Mohamed Kadry, Ghadeer Ahmed

“… This article explores how government organizations in Egypt, Tunisia, and Jordan use Facebook (FB) to advocate for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG 5). Guided by the Dragonfly Advocacy Model for evaluating social media advocacy and using CrowdTangle for FB content analysis, researchers analyzed advocacy efforts over eight and a half years, nearly midway through the planned implementation timeframe of the SDGs. …”
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How social integration affects the income of relocated households: evidence from China by Chuangxin Zhao, Manping Tang, Changxiang Wang

“…Ensuring the income of relocated households is of great theoretical and practical significance for improving their livelihoods and sustainable development. This article is based on micro survey data of relocated farmers in Sichuan Province, China, and analyzes the impact of social integration on the income level and structure of relocated farmers from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. …”
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Does the Chilean TURFs achieve the sustainability of its fisheries? Evaluation of its performance considering the administrative, biological, and economic dimensions of this fisher... by Pedro Romero, Bryan Bularz, Gabriela Arenas-Proaño, Daniel Moreno

“…The management based on the allocation of Territorial Use Rights for Fisheries (TURF) is a mechanism used to achieve the sustainable development of the activity and its fisheries. …”
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Evolution of Urban Resilience from a Multiscale Perspective: Evidence from Five Provinces in Northwest China by Hainan Yang, Huizhen Su, Liangjie Yang

“…These findings can provide reference for policymakers to formulate scientific resilience building strategies to achieve regional sustainable development.…”
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Incorporating the five pillars of pancasila for enhancing anti-fragility in sustainable umkm development by Diah Ayu Septi Fauji, Heri Pratikto, Agung Winarno, Puji Handayati

“…This research explores the integration of Pancasila values in fostering the sustainable development of UMKM in Indonesia, emphasizing ethical business practices and inclusivity. …”
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Nano-Fertilizers and Nano-pesticides: Benevolence for Sustainable Agriculture by Ashu Chaudhary, Annu -, Mamta -

“…This review comprises latest impacts of nanotechnology in farming industries, nano-agrochemicals versus conventional agro-chemicals and nanomaterial as pesticides and fertilizers and sustainable development. Nano agrochemicals in form of Nanopesticides, Nanofertilizers, Nanobiofertilizers, Green Nanopesticides as well as Metallic nanopesticides are emerging as a new product for industry.…”
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Review of Electric-Carbon Coupling Market Studies： Status，Challenges，and Sustainability Perspectives by ZHU Jizhong, XIE Chuchu, ZHANG Di, LAN Jing, ZHOU Jialin

“…Finally，the challenges and crucial technologies confronting the current electric-carbon coupling market are outlined，offering policy guidance and prospects for sustainable development.…”
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Innovative Technologies for Improved Water Productivity and Climate Change Mitigation, Adaptation, and Resilience: A Review by E. Oiganji, H. Igbadun, P. S. Amaza, R. Z. Lenka

“… Water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, poses severe challenges to agriculture, food security, and sustainable development, particularly in vulnerable regions. …”
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A Comprehensive Parcel-Level Dataset on Farmland Assessment: Addressing Grid-Cell Data Bias Estimation by Wai Yan Siu, Man Li, Arthur J. Caplan

“…This resource is beneficial for researchers, educators, and practitioners in sustainable development, environmental studies, and farmland conservation.…”
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NEW CHALLENGES FACING RETAIL AND MARKETING – SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND INNOVATIONS OF TRADE ENTERPRISES by Magdalena Stefańska, Grażyna Śmigielska

“…Sustainable consumption is a term related to the type of consumer behavior being a part of the broader concept of sustainable development. In the process of selecting the method of satisfying their needs, consumers take into account a number of factors which minimize the negative influence of their buying decisions on the natural environment and the society. …”
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As metrópoles mexicanas rumo à sustentabilidade climática: uma revisão desde o ponto de vista do clima urbano by Erika Rivera Martínez, Xanat Antonio Némiga, Juan Campos Alanís

“…The UN (2017) proposes the goals of sustainable development, which emphasize the need to have sustainable cities. …”
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