Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan

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Autor(a) principal: Bega,João Miguel Merces
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Borges,André do Vale, Lago,César Ambrogi Ferreira do, Mendes,Jakeline Pertile, Azevedo,Paulo de Tarso de, Santos,Welington José Rocha dos, Mariosa,Duarcides Ferreira
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Ambiente & Sociedade (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract Understanding how variables that integrate sustainability indexes behave is essential due to the limitation of natural resources under a growing demand. Based on case study and exploratory research techniques, this paper aimed to analyze the levels of collected and treated wastewater in the PCJ Basins Water Resources Plan for the 2020-35 period. We sought to validate the indicators based on Gibson’s sustainability principles, relating them to the 6.2 and 6.3 targets of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6. It was concluded that the indicators are important to evaluate processes to achieve SDG 6. However, the indicators have flaws and can mask important information, preventing more assertive decision making. The target to achieve the 2035 reference scenario was found to be valid for four of Gibson’s sustainability principles.
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title Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
spellingShingle Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
Bega,João Miguel Merces
Sustainability indicators
SDG 6
Gibson’s sustainability principals
sustainable basins
title_short Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
title_full Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
title_fullStr Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
title_full_unstemmed Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
title_sort Sustainability Assessment of Sanitation Indicators in the PCJ Watersheds 2020-2035 Plan
author Bega,João Miguel Merces
author_facet Bega,João Miguel Merces
Borges,André do Vale
Lago,César Ambrogi Ferreira do
Mendes,Jakeline Pertile
Azevedo,Paulo de Tarso de
Santos,Welington José Rocha dos
Mariosa,Duarcides Ferreira
author_role author
author2 Borges,André do Vale
Lago,César Ambrogi Ferreira do
Mendes,Jakeline Pertile
Azevedo,Paulo de Tarso de
Santos,Welington José Rocha dos
Mariosa,Duarcides Ferreira
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Bega,João Miguel Merces
Borges,André do Vale
Lago,César Ambrogi Ferreira do
Mendes,Jakeline Pertile
Azevedo,Paulo de Tarso de
Santos,Welington José Rocha dos
Mariosa,Duarcides Ferreira
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Sustainability indicators
SDG 6
Gibson’s sustainability principals
sustainable basins
topic Sustainability indicators
SDG 6
Gibson’s sustainability principals
sustainable basins
description Abstract Understanding how variables that integrate sustainability indexes behave is essential due to the limitation of natural resources under a growing demand. Based on case study and exploratory research techniques, this paper aimed to analyze the levels of collected and treated wastewater in the PCJ Basins Water Resources Plan for the 2020-35 period. We sought to validate the indicators based on Gibson’s sustainability principles, relating them to the 6.2 and 6.3 targets of the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6. It was concluded that the indicators are important to evaluate processes to achieve SDG 6. However, the indicators have flaws and can mask important information, preventing more assertive decision making. The target to achieve the 2035 reference scenario was found to be valid for four of Gibson’s sustainability principles.
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