Sustainable Development in the Bottom-Up Approach – Selected Aspects
Sustainable Development in the Bottom-Up Approach – Selected Aspects
Author(s): Elżbieta KUŹNIAK-KRÓLContributor(s): Monika Paradowska (Editor), Johannes (Joost) Platje (Editor), Janusz Słodczyk (Editor)
Subject(s): Economy, National Economy, Supranational / Global Economy, Energy and Environmental Studies
Published by: Uniwersytet Opolski
Keywords: Socio-economic balance; environmental balance; sustainable development indicators; decentralization
Summary/Abstract: Economy, society, environment and sometimes indicated institutional and political system – on these pillars is based the idea of sustainable development. The necessity for a global balance in these dimensions hinders the multidimensional approach of ideas. These difficulties increase when the attempt is taken on a macro scale. At that time, detailed monitoring of the performance of countries in terms of sustainability was started, which next would allow for some adjustments. These adjustments aim at identifying the achievable level of norms at the lower economic and social levels, thus creating a more matched system. In this paper was presented selected aspects of sustainable development in the form of indicators, which are referring to Poland in comparison with the maximum, minimum and average results achieved in the European Union. Presenting and analyzing data by identifying disparities between regions is to contribute ultimately to achieve the article goal, that is to confirm the need to introduce appropriate levels of standards in a way that is more matched to the situation of the area and not purely from above, covering larger territories.
Journal: Economic and Environmental Studies
- Issue Year: 17/2017
- Issue No: 4 (44)
- Page Range: 849-863
- Page Count: 15
- Language: English