A new study has created a system which can measure sustainable development in numerical terms and used it to score the performance of 132 countries around the world. Norway ranked highest in its ‘league table’ of sustainable development, whilst Angola was ranked the lowest.
Sustainable Development (SD) is a complex concept with several dimensions. SD has been given many definitions but very few are attached with any quantitative or numerical approach. SD is high on the European agenda and it may be useful to numerically evaluate SD levels to apply policy effectively The study identified three indicators of SD: social, technological and environmental.
Read more (European Commission)
Source: CSR Europe
Related posts:
- What is Sustainability?
- Pursuit of sustainability drives innovation in the chemical industry
- Translating talk into action – University of Surrey Conference shows the way to Sustainable Practice in Universities
- Report: Switch from high to low carbon energy to boost employment
- What will change in the sustainability world in 2008?

0 responses so far ↓
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.
You must log in to post a comment.