Indicators of Sustainable Development. Argentina Maccagno Patricia Environmental and Sustainable Development Secretary Coordinator of Indicators of Sustainable.

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Indicators of Sustainable Development. Argentina Maccagno Patricia Environmental and Sustainable Development Secretary Coordinator of Indicators of Sustainable Development and Environmental Statistic

OBJECTIVE The main objective of the program of indicator sustainable development in Argentine was to build a group of indicators that provides decision makers to information to develop public policies.The main objective of the program of indicator sustainable development in Argentine was to build a group of indicators that provides decision makers to information to develop public policies.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT “Development” implies directional (progressive) change (a quantitative but mostly qualitative process of change)“Development” implies directional (progressive) change (a quantitative but mostly qualitative process of change) “Sustainable” is applied to the process of change, to the trajectory of development (not to the system or its outputs)“Sustainable” is applied to the process of change, to the trajectory of development (not to the system or its outputs)

Socio-ecological framework system

Quality of life Economic Society Institutions Environment

The socio-ecological framework system It does not force adoption of a specific theoretical positionIt does not force adoption of a specific theoretical position 4 Subsystems (corresponding to the CSD themes)4 Subsystems (corresponding to the CSD themes) Integrated FrameworkIntegrated Framework Applicable at all scalesApplicable at all scales

PROJECT “ASSESSMENT OF PROGRESS TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN” ECLAC

Indicators per subsystems:Indicators per subsystems: –Performance of the SS E.g. Life expectancy at birth, GDP growth, hectares of native forestE.g. Life expectancy at birth, GDP growth, hectares of native forest –Sustainability of the SS Relation between 10% higher and 10% lower income, demographic dependency ratio, changes in the ratio between rate of change of forest area/total forest areaRelation between 10% higher and 10% lower income, demographic dependency ratio, changes in the ratio between rate of change of forest area/total forest area

For the flows between SS:For the flows between SS: –A minimum number of indicators informing on the flow Urban waste Generation (SS Economic to SS Environmental)Urban waste Generation (SS Economic to SS Environmental) Timber production (SS Environmental to SS Economic)Timber production (SS Environmental to SS Economic)

Intensity or Efficiency IndicatorsIntensity or Efficiency Indicators –Economic Intensity (by GDP) Intensity of Energy useIntensity of Energy use –Demographic Intensity (per capita) Energy consumption (Gb/ inhabitant)Energy consumption (Gb/ inhabitant)

Network of Indicators of sustainable development Coordination Environmental and Sustainable Development Secretary SecretarySub- SecretaryOther organism National network of sustainable development Indicators a national level Environmental Organism Provincial level Indicators a provincial level Technical Assistance ECLAC

Network of Indicators of sustainable development At national level include 28 organismsAt national level include 28 organisms –Health –Economic –Social Development –Energy –Mining –Education –Agriculture –Static National Institute –Foreign Affairs

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