Sustainable impact assessment approach

Ebook "Proceedings of the fifth international Conference on finance and accounting for the promotion of sustainable development in the private sector (FASPS5)" is a collection of articles about: asymmetric impact of public debt on credit supply to private sector in Vietnam - a NARDL model approach; impact of the pandemic shock on the Vietnamese stock market and policy implications; assessment of effeciency of agribank’s support policies for private sector operations in field of agriculture, forestry and fisheries; financial resources for cooperative development in Vietnam; corporate social ...

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The primary objective of this study is to examine the uneven effects of state debt on loan provision for the private sector in Vietnam. This study employs the NARDL model to assess the extent to which public debt affects the provision of credit to the private sector. Additionally, it incorporates control variables such as private sector capital demand, the expansion of the broad money supply, and the economic growth rate. The data were collected at a quarterly frequency over the period spanning from the first quarter of 2000 to the first quarter of 2021.

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The study was conducted to assess the role of financial development in addressing income inequality in developing economies through a sample of 36 developing countries from 2008-2020 and the Bayes approach. The results of the study show that financial development increases income inequality, but when reaching the threshold of 121.965% of GDP, it will have an impact on reducing income inequality. This is consistent with Greenwood & Jovanovic’s (1990) hypothesis that the relationship between financial development and income inequality follows an inverted U-shape.

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This book outlines four quantitative methods which can be applied at different construction stages, and which fit within a comprehensive framework of dynamic Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). These include: A method to quantitatively evaluate and reduce pollution and hazards levels; A method to evaluate the environmental-consciousness of proposed construction plans;...

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From the approach to theoretical and practical issues, the research has clarified the similarities and differences, the universality and specificity of sustainable development in construction. Successfully proposed environmental assessment criteria for road traffic in the direction of sustainable development. Since then, our team has completed calculations, as well as estimated the impacts of individual factors such as dust, exhaust gas, noise, vibration and solid waste in construction and operation.

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The present study to access the sustainable impact of watershed on the level of economics with especial reference to the beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries for the purpose two districts viz., Dimapur and Zunheboto were selected purposely, while two blocks from each district were randomly selected, out of that 8 numbers of watersheds areas were selected. In the second stage of sampling a multi-stage random sampling was used for the selection of beneficiary and non-beneficiary viz., 160 respondents (80 beneficiaries and 80 non-beneficiaries) by random method from the identified watershed areas.

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This article provides an overview of environmental accounting for sustainable development such as approach, measurement of sustainable accounting and assess the impact of factors on the application of environmental accounting for sustainable development.

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The phenomenon of landslides is a strong example of natural disasters that directly affect the development of mountainous areas in general, and the traffic and transportation sectors in particular. By observing the damages caused by typical landslides in Vietnam, it can be recognized that the response to this dangerous phenomenon is often quite passive. This paper proposes a new strategy to proactively prevent and mitigate the occurrence of this natural disaster for sake of new design and management of roads, especially in mountainous terrain areas.

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A full accountability needs to extend beyond the company's own costs and revenues to capture impacts on the environment, for example through the developing - but still controversial - approaches of environmental impact assessment (EIA) and 'life cycle analysis' (e.g. Milne, 1994). Clearly, in the present state of the art, any such accounting is fraught with theoretical and practical difficulties (e.g. Cope and James, 1990), although pioneering attempts have been made (e.g. in BSO/Origin's annual reports, illustrated at Macve and Carey, 1992, pp. 57-65).

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This study looks at whether Vietnam could adopt the Payment for Environmental Services (PES) approach as part of its national conservation strategy. Using a pilot study in the country’s uplands, it investigates how such a scheme might run and assesses its impact on the environment and on the local people’s livelihoods. Through a review of current Vietnamese conservation practice, it assesses the barriers to the adoption of such schemes and the factors that might encourage their implementation....

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The world's reliance on existing sources of energy and their associated detrimental impacts on the environment- whether related to poor air or water quality or scarcity, impacts on sensitive ecosystems and forests and land use - have been well documented and articulated over the last three decades. What is needed by the world is a set of credible energy solutions that would lead us to a balance between economic growth and a sustainable environment.

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