Measuring Sustainable Development Integrated Economic, Environmental and Social Frameworks
The papers in this conference proceedings address the various conceptual, measurement and statistical policy issues that arise when applying accounting frameworks to the concept of sustainable development
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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OECD Publishing
2004
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| Collection: | OECD Books and Papers - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- The Development of Environmental Accounting Frameworks and Indicators for Measuring Sustainability in Japan
- Opening Remarks "The Role of the OECD"
- Social Accounting Matrices and Extended Input-Output Tables
- Accounting for Sustainability
- Material Flow Accounts and Balances to Derive a Set of Sustainability Indicators
- Accounting for Sustainable Development
- A Pilot SAM for Italy
- A Capital-based Sustainability Accounting Framework for Canada
- The New Zealand Experience with Environmental Accounting Frameworks in Measuring Inter-relationships between the Economy Society and the Environment
- Aspects of Sustainability
- Results from the Norwegian Environmental and Economic Accounts and Issues Arising from Comparisons to Other Nordic NAMEA - Air Emission Systems
- Accounting Frameworks for Sustainable Development
- Sustainable Development Indicators for Sweden
- On SAMs According to ESA95
- The Role of Institutions in Building Frameworks to Measure Sustainable Development
- Sustainable National Income and Multiple Indicators for Sustainable Development
- The Danish Environmental Accounts with Examples of Its Use
- The Role of the National Accounts and its Satellite Systems for the German National Strategy for Sustainable Development
- Using Environmental Accounts to Promote Sustainable Development
- A Few Remarks on Methodological Aspects Related to Sustainable Development
- Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting in Italy
- A Framework for Estimating Carbon Dioxide Emissions Embodied in International Trade of Goods
- Accounting for Sustainable Development