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Empirical indicators of environmentally sustainable development are increasingly important. They focus policy-making and provide concrete measures of effectiveness.

TitleEnvironmental indicators : a systematic approach to measuring and reporting on environmental policy performance in the context of sustainable development
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication1995
AuthorsHammond, A, Adriaanse, A, Rodenburg, E, Bryant, D, Woodward, R
Paginationviii, 52 p. : fig., tab.
Date Published1995-05-01
PublisherWorld Resources Institute
Place PublishedNew York, NY, USA
ISBN Number1569730261
Keywordscase studies, environmental impact assessment, indicators, models, sdiman, sdipol, sustainable development
Abstract

Empirical indicators of environmentally sustainable development are increasingly important. They focus policy-making and provide concrete measures of effectiveness. Unlike economic and social indicators, indicators for the environment are just beginning to be formulated. This report offers guidance toward that end. Drawing on illustrative examples and case studies, it provides a conceptual model for designing environmental indicators and proposes specific, highly aggregated indicators at the national level.

NotesIncludes references
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