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Measuring sustainable development using a multi-criteria model: a case study.

Antonio Boggia¹, Carla Cortina

¹Department of Economics and Appraisal, University of Perugia, Italy. boggia@unipg.it

Journal of Environmental Management

|July 16, 2010

Summary

Multi-criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) provides a clear and transparent method for assessing area sustainability. This approach aids public policy by ranking regions needing support for sustainable development.

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Area of Science:

Environmental Science
Public Policy
Regional Planning

Background:

Assessing regional sustainability is complex.
Effective tools are needed for public policy decisions.
Existing methods may lack transparency.

Purpose of the Study:

To implement and evaluate a Multi-criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) model for sustainability assessment.
To rank areas based on their sustainability levels.
To identify areas requiring specific technical or financial support for sustainable growth.

Main Methods:

Developed a methodological approach based on Multi-criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA).
Applied the MCDA model to assess sustainability in different areas of an Italian Region.
Ensured the model aligns with sustainable development economic theory.

Main Results:

MCDA proved to be a suitable approach for sustainability assessment.
The evaluation process was clear and transparent.
Results facilitate informed decision-making for policymakers.

Conclusions:

MCDA offers a robust framework for evaluating regional sustainability.
The transparent methodology supports evidence-based policy.
The approach effectively identifies needs for sustainable development initiatives.