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its eastern and south east coast is the only mirror of Egypt on the Dead Sea. Besides being one of the
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development at Abu Qir bay. The paper investigates the proposals of conceptual design strategies for an
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developed the ideas of Ecological parks in the international built environment are reviewed.
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as multi-use recreational open space. Moreover, as part of an open space system, they play important
functional roles as part of landscape-scale habitat and hydrological networks.
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conjunction with a gradual decrease in natural surroundings. Ecological destruction has caused the
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places where sound ecological values can be instilled and established through the observation and study
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consequences of pollution and global warming we have created with our own hands. The paper analyses
the Abu Qir village potentials and constraints and put forward an urban development strategy based on
this analysis. The paper then presents the strategy that has been established to thoroughly preserve,
protect and maintain areas of rich natural resources at Abu Qir, and method have been developed to
allow enjoyment of them with minimum artificial influence. Eco-tours have been developed for observation
of ecosystems. A variety of opportunities to experience nature has been made available by minimization
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Abstract The Scientific and technological progress is a crucial issue for all developed and developing countries. The development of any society depends on the success of this society in mobilizing and organizing its efforts to benefit from the available scientific and technological capabilities available. The Sustainable Agricultural Development (SAD) aims to meet food requirements and needs of present and future generations, providing permanent employment, adequate incomes, decent living and working conditions for all participants in the agricultural sector, maintaining the productive capacity of natural resources and renewable ones in particular. Newly, Planning requires many innovations in all fields, especially in real asset management, while ensuring sustainability of using resources as one of the dimensions of Smart Economy, which includes the main fields of energy, waste management and environmental conditions to improve the quality of life, which is reflected on personal welfare by dependency. The problem of research is to answer the following question Is Sustainable Development Strategy: Egypt's Vision 2030 addressing the needs and requirements of environmentally sustainable agricultural development? Especially in achieving the objective well-being. The research found the following results: objective well- being: The relation between real GDP as a dependent variable, and the number of people with an improved source of drinking water, andcarbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices as independent variables was estimated to find a statistically significant positive relation between GDP In real prices and the number of people with an improved source of potable water, and a statistically significant inverse relationship between real GDP and carbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices, Which refers to that Egypt's agricultural policies are far from the environmental standards for achieving environmentally sustainable agricultural development. This explained the low rank of Egypt according to the global pollution index, where Egypt ranked first among the countries in terms of pollution in 2016. environmental sustainability: The relationship between carbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices as a dependent variable and the agricultural gross domestic product, and the value of oil used in the agricultural sector in real prices, and the number of Egyptian population as independent variables was estimated to find a statistically significant positive relationship between the three Independent variables and the dependent variable. This positive relationship between carbon dioxide emissions damage and the agricultural gross domestic product is due to the excessive use of environmentally polluting inputs such as fuel, chemical fertilizers, pesticides and others, resulting in increased carbon dioxide emissions. Key Words: Smart Economy, Sustainable Development, Carbon dioxide emissions Damage, objective well- being. | [
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وتوصل البحث إلى عدد من النتائج منها:
فيما بتعلق بالرفاهية الشخصية البيئية: تم تقدير العلاقة بين الناتج المحلي الإجمالي بالأسعار الحقيقية كمتغير تابع، وكل من عدد السكان الحاصلين على مصدر محسن لمياه الشرب، أضرار انبعاثات غاز ثاني أكسيد الكربون بالأسعار الحقيقية كمتغيرات مستقلة، واتضح وجود علاقة طردية معنوية إحصائيا بين الناتج المحلي الإجمالي بالأسعار الحقيقية وعدد السكان الحاصلين على مصدر محسن لمياه الشرب، ووجود علاقة عكسية معنوية إحصائيا بين الناتج المحلي الإجمالي بالأسعار الحقيقية وأضرار انبعاثات غاز ثاني أكسيد الكربون بالأسعار الحقيقية، مما يشير إلى بعد السياسات المصرية الزراعية عن الاهتمام بالمعايير والأهداف البيئية لتحقيق تنمية زراعية مستدامة بيئيا، وهو ما يفسر مع ترتيب مصر وفقا لمؤشر التلوث العالمي حيث تحتل مصر المرتبة الأولى كأعلى الدول من حيث التلوث عام 2016.
وفيما يتعلق بالاستدامة البيئية: تم تقدير العلاقة بين أضرار انبعاثات غاز ثاني أكسيد الكربون بالأسعار الحقيقية كمتغير تابع، وكل من الناتج الزراعي الإجمالي، قيمة الوقود النفطي المستخدم في القطاع الزراعي بالأسعار الحقيقية، وعدد السكان المصريين كمتغيرات مستقلة، واتضح وجود علاقة موجبة معنوية إحصائيا بين المتغيرات المستقلة الثلاثة والمتغير التابع. وتجدر الإشارة إلى أن العلاقة الموجبة بين أضرار انبعاثات غاز ثاني أكسيد الكربون والناتج الزراعي الإجمالي تعزى إلى الإسراف في استخدام مستلزمات إنتاج ملوثة للبيئة كالوقود والأسمدة الكيماوية والمبيدات وغيرها، والتي ينتج عنها زيادة انبعاثات غاز ثاني أكسيد الكربون.
Abstract
The Scientific and technological progress is a crucial issue for all developed and developing countries. The development of any society depends on the success of this society in mobilizing and organizing its efforts to benefit from the available scientific and technological capabilities available. The Sustainable Agricultural Development (SAD) aims to meet food requirements and needs of present and future generations, providing permanent employment, adequate incomes, decent living and working conditions for all participants in the agricultural sector, maintaining the productive capacity of natural resources and renewable ones in particular. Newly, Planning requires many innovations in all fields, especially in real asset management, while ensuring sustainability of using resources as one of the dimensions of Smart Economy, which includes the main fields of energy, waste management and environmental conditions to improve the quality of life, which is reflected on personal welfare by dependency.
The problem of research is to answer the following question Is Sustainable Development Strategy: Egypt's Vision 2030 addressing the needs and requirements of environmentally sustainable agricultural development? Especially in achieving the objective well-being.
The research found the following results:
objective well- being: The relation between real GDP as a dependent variable, and the number of people with an improved source of drinking water, andcarbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices as independent variables was estimated to find a statistically significant positive relation between GDP In real prices and the number of people with an improved source of potable water, and a statistically significant inverse relationship between real GDP and carbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices, Which refers to that Egypt's agricultural policies are far from the environmental standards for achieving environmentally sustainable agricultural development. This explained the low rank of Egypt according to the global pollution index, where Egypt ranked first among the countries in terms of pollution in 2016.
environmental sustainability: The relationship between carbon dioxide emissions Damage in real prices as a dependent variable and the agricultural gross domestic product, and the value of oil used in the agricultural sector in real prices, and the number of Egyptian population as independent variables was estimated to find a statistically significant positive relationship between the three Independent variables and the dependent variable. This positive relationship between carbon dioxide emissions damage and the agricultural gross domestic product is due to the excessive use of environmentally polluting inputs such as fuel, chemical fertilizers, pesticides and others, resulting in increased carbon dioxide emissions.
Key Words: Smart Economy, Sustainable Development, Carbon dioxide emissions Damage, objective well- being. | [
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First: Reaching out to some urban tools whose development constitutes support for the network of economic institutions in society, which leads to reaching the points of intersection between the economy and urbanization.
Second: Setting urban policies to develop economic projects in villages.
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1-Presenting basic concepts such as (the urban economy - small projects - medium projects - micro projects...(
2- Presenting global experiences with various objectives focusing on the urban determinants that affect the medium, small and micro enterprises. To reach the interrelationship between development projects and urban, environmental, social and economic determinants, with a focus on ways of mutual support between urbanization and development projects.
3 -Applying of what has been accessed from the urban determinants after conversion them to values for measuring one district in province Qaliubiya to get to the most important policies and of the mechanisms to determine the priorities of the distribution of small and medium enterprises and micro - rural Gatherings Center
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تعد الحرف التقليدية إحدى الوسائل الفعالة والضرورية لتنمية الدخل القومى من خلال الاهتمام برعاية وتسويق المنتج داخليا وخارجيا، و يمکن اعتبار الموروث الثقافي في أشکاله المتنوعة أحد رکائز التنمية المستدامة في جانبها الاقتصادي، الإجتماعي، الثقافي، هذا ما أکدت عليه منظمة اليونسکو في کثير من اتفاقياتها وقراراتها، وقد أضحى فن الأرابيسک اليوم مهددا بالإندثار فلا مؤلفات علمية اهتمت بتدوينه بالشکل اللائق بهولا بممتهنيه من شيوخ الحرفة ،وبعد مرور ألف عام استطاع الصانع المصرى الحفاظ على فنه التقليدي ودخلت الآلة لتفقد المنتج مذاقه الفنى الذى يجعل کل قطعة متفردة بذاتها تعکس ذوق وفن الصانع لتتحول القطع إلى قوالب متکررة ليس بها أي نوع من أنواع الإبداع والإبتکار المتفرد، کذلک فإن المصنوعات الصينية کان لها دور محورى في القضاء على تلک الحرفة التراثية ، وتحاول هذه الدراسة إلقاء الضوء على واقع صناعة الأرابيسک واستغلالها کمورد ثقافى في عمليات التنمية وتقييم دورها في استدامة التنمية الإنسانية وقد توصلت الدراسة إلى أنه رغم أن صناعة الأرابيسک هي تراث الماضي الذي يمکن أن يحقق تنمية شاملة للمستقبل، فالحرفة التقليدية تعمل بها اسر کاملة فهي خط انتاج بشري وبالتالي يمکن أن تساهم في حل مشکلة البطالة بشکل عملي ولکن غياب التدريب و التوثيق و التسويق أدي الي ضعف الانتاج وذلک بسبب عجز الحکومة في منع الممارسات الاحتکارية للخامات المستوردة وتکبيل المستوردين بضرائب باهظة، کذلک في توفير تامين صحي و اجتماعي لهؤلاء المبدعين الذين يتوارثون الحرف منذ الاف السنين، کما عجزت في التوثيق من خلال حفظ الحرفة وأدواتها، کذلک فإن أحد أهم المشکلات التي ارتبطت بصناعة الأرابيسک هي هجرة العاملين بها إلى مجالات عمل أخرى طلبا للربح السريع، فتعانى هذه الصناعة من نقص العمالة، وعدم توافر العمالة الماهرة للإرتقاء بالحرف، کما دلت عملية المقابلة أن صناعة الأرابيسک قد تأثرت بجائحة کورونا وتداعياتها لتأثر السياحة بهذه الأزمة. وضعف أداء المؤسسات المساندة (الحکومية -الخاصة)على صعيد دعم صناعة الأرابيسک في مختلف المجالات (التسويق- الإنتاج- التمويل) ،وتوصى الباحثة بالإهتمام بالتمويل والتسويق ودراسة متطلبات السوق هو مربع متکامل للنهوض بهذه الصناعة، فمن الممکن تحقيق مکاسب مادية للدولة من اهتمامها وتدعيمها للحرف اليدوية مع الإستفادة من تجارب الدول الأخرى، وأن يکون التسويق داخل مصر وفى الدول الأجنبية والمکاتب الثقافية والأسابيع السياحية وأندية الشباب،لتتحول هذه الصناعة إلى مصدر رئيسى للدخل القومى مع فتح مجالات للتسويق الإليکترونى.
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Traditional crafts are considered one of the effective and necessary means to develop national income through the interest in sponsoring and marketing the product internally and externally, and cultural heritage in its various forms can be considered one of the pillars of sustainable development in its economic, social, and cultural aspect. This is what UNESCO emphasized in many of its agreements and decisions. , Arabesque art has become today threatened with extinction, neither scientific literature has been interested in codifying it in a proper form nor professional sheikhs of the craft, and after a thousand years the Egyptian manufacturer was able to preserve his traditional art and the machine entered the product to inspect the product its artistic taste, which makes each piece unique in itself reflects the taste and art of the maker to transform the pieces To recurring molds that do not contain any kind of creativity and unique innovation, Chinese manufactures have had a pivotal role in eliminating this heritage craft, and this study tries to shed light on the reality of the arabesque industry and its exploitation as a cultural resource in development processes and assess its role in the sustainability of human development. The study found that although the arabesque industry is the heritage of the past that can achieve a comprehensive development for the future, The traditional craft works with whole families as it is a human production line and thus can contribute to solving the unemployment problem in a practical way, but the absence of training, documentation and marketing has led to poor production due to the government's inability to prevent monopolistic practices of imported raw materials and to burden importers with exorbitant taxes, as well as to provide Health and social insurance for these creative people who have inherited the craft for thousands of years, and I have also been unable to document by preserving the craft and its tools, Also, one of the most important problems associated with the arabesque industry is the migration of its workers to other fields of work in order to make a quick profit, as this industry suffers from a shortage of labor, and the lack of skilled labor to upgrade the craft, and the interview process indicated that the arabesque industry has been affected by the Corona pandemic and its implications for tourism affected by this The crisis: Poor performance of support institutions (governmental and private) in support of the Arabesque industry in various fields (marketing - production - financing) The researcher recommends paying attention to finance, marketing, and studying market requirements. It is an integrated square for the advancement of this industry. It is possible to achieve material gains for the state from its interest and support for handicrafts while benefiting from the experiences of other countries, and for marketing to take place in Egypt and in foreign countries, cultural offices, tourist weeks and youth clubs, to transform this industry It has turned into a major source of national income with opening up areas for electronic marketing. | [
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] | [] | https://api.openalex.org/works?filter=cites:W2944414423 | No AccessMay 2019Managing Environmental and Social Impacts of the Petroleum Sector: Using Environmental and Social Assessment toward More Sustainable DevelopmentAuthors/Editors: Fernando D. RodriguezFernando D. RodriguezSearch for more papers by this authorhttps://doi.org/10.1596/978-1-4648-1384-9_ch8AboutView ChaptersFull TextPDF (0.5 MB) ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations ShareFacebookTwitterLinked In Abstract: Discusses the tools that can prove instrumental in reducing the footprint that hydrocarbon development can have on both the environment and the social landscape and in promoting positive outcomes from this development, by (1) outlining common negative impacts on people and the environment associated with petroleum exploration and production; (2) describing typical components of and recommended processes for two exercises—strategic environmental and social assessments and environmental and social impact assessments— that, if conducted right, can play a vital role in mitigating negative and promoting positive outcomes; (3) examining key institutional, legislative, and contractual requirements in the context of environmental and social regulation; and (4) addressing the importance of public participation, transparency, mutual accountability, and timely and adequate data for effective environmental and social management. 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