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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, adopted by the UN General Assembly in December 2018, represents a historic milestone in global migration management. This article explores how the Global Compact fosters unity in diversity, promoting peace and sustainable development. It analyses the principles and objectives of the Compact, highlighting its focus on human rights, international cooperation and sustainable development. Practical examples of its implementation and the challenges it faces are discussed. Finally, opportunities for the future are addressed, underlining the importance of continued cooperation and global commitment to achieving inclusive and sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper offers the first approach to the evolution of the structure and the participants in the remittances market of the United States-Mexico corridor. We identify three different layers in the structure and specify the agents that involve clients, remittance providers, and correspondent banks from 1980 to 2020. We show the structural limitations of the market and suggest how the digital economy and financial technology (fintech) could help to reduce the average cost of cross-border payments. The potential benefits from fintech to the remittances market are espe cially relevant for Mexico since it has a high proportion of unbanked population. Furthermore, the reduction to 3% of the remittance fees has been defined as one of the United Nations' 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. A better and deeper understanding of the characteristics of this market could help to achieve this goal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article analyzes the Supreme Court ruling of July 11, 2024 on maritime spatial planning in Spain. The controversy between fishing and offshore wind energy in the zoning of these plans is highlighted. The Court considers that the plans do not violate the principle of legality and supports the compatibility between both sectors, seeking sustainable development and the good environmental status of the marine environment. The importance of the coexistence of uses and activities in maritime space is emphasized. [Extracted from the article]

This work presents the first results of an emergency reading of Regulation (EU) 2024/1252 of the European Parliament and of the Council, of 11 April 2024, establishing a framework for ensuring a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials, which has been recently published in the Official Journal of the European Union, L Series, 3 May 2024. After a summary of the structure and content, it identifies the main obligations imposed on Member States. It then focus on the analysis of the challenges that its implementation may pose in Spain, from the perspective of the constitutional distribution of powers between the State and the Autonomous Communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The transformations in cities since the beginning of the industrial revolution are one of the main threats to safeguarding urban heritage. These circumstances have demanded the elaboration of strategies and new approaches to achieve the sustainable development of cultural heritage. In this respect, in recent decades, the link between cultural heritage and the different dimensions of sustainability has been at the centre of the heritage agenda of national and international organisations and researchers from all over the world. Of the various dimensions of sustainability identified, the sociocultural dimension has the most significant impact on safeguarding cultural heritage. In the approach to cultural heritage from the perspective of sustainability, evaluation processes through the use of indicators have broad advantages for formulating, analysing and monitoring cultural policies and management decision-making processes. In this context, a broad spectrum of proposals for sustainability indicators is applied from different approaches to various objects and contexts. However, in general, it is observed that most of the proposals formulate quantitative indicators with a substantial incidence of the economic and environmental dimensions, presenting limitations to address more sensitive aspects of cultural heritage, such as valuations and perceptions, which are not easily quantifiable due to their subjective nature. Therefore, this paper presents a methodological proposal for evaluating the sociocultural sustainability of urban heritage in medium-sized cities through a set of indicators formulated from a qualitative approach designed and tested in a medium-sized city in Argentina (Olavarria). The proposed methodology makes it possible to measure the progress and setbacks of heritage in pursuit of sustainability in the medium term. In addition, it facilitates the integration of evaluations from different disciplines. It incorporates the viewpoint of the main actors in heritage and heritage management, as well as making it possible to diagnose the situation of urban heritage in the areas of study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Gender equality is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda. However, in the advertising industry, several studies have shown the low presence of women working in the field of creativity, occupying management positions and being part of festival juries. The aim of the study is to analyse the presence of women in the field of advertising festivals. The methodology is based on a quantitative analysis of the 2000 to 2023 editions of the Club de Creativos National Creativity Awards and the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The composition of the juries of both festivals, the special awards for professionals in the sector (cdec de Honor and Lion of St. Mark, respectively), the technical specifications of the grand prizes (National Grand Prize for Creativity and Grand Prix won by Spain, respectively) and the management teams of the organising entities are analysed in the indicated period. The results demonstrate the underrepresentation of women in advertising festivals, especially in the composition of the juries, in the special recognitions and in the technical sheets of the most outstanding campaigns, corroborating the findings of previous research. Despite the emerging initiatives that defend parity in the advertising profession, this equality is still not real, nor does it materialize in the events that make the industry visible and recognize its evolution: advertising festivals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this paper is to evaluate the economic and social impact of federal tourism policy on the six Magical Towns in the State of Veracruz during a decade. Using an descriptive, quantitative approach, it contrasts the evolution of human development indexes, welfare conditions, the degree of marginalization and the tourism GDP of the Magical Towns. Findings point to differentiated results. Coatepec and Orizaba report high development and welfare indexes and low marginalization, while tourism does not even represent 5% of their economic activity. However, Xico, Coscomatepec, Papantla and Zozocolco show a high dependence on tourism activity, ranging between 12% and 20%. In conclusion, the magical towns program requires the inclusion of efficiency criteria: the achievement of social welfare objectives implies that resources should be channeled to municipalities with greater socioeconomic challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Dada la importancia que los 17 Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) de la Agenda 2030 para el Desarrollo Sostenible han adquirido en los escenarios económico, social y ambiental, en el presente artículo se mapeó el cumplimiento de los ODS en los 399 municipios de Paraná, según la metodología del índice de desarrollo sostenible de las ciudades del Brasil (IDSC-BR). Los principales hallazgos indican que los municipios con las menores puntuaciones en el cumplimiento de los ODS se concentran en la región central de Paraná. Analizando por ODS, los objetivos con mejor desempeño en el estado son: Objetivo 11. Ciudades y comunidades sostenibles (89,52%), Objetivo 7. Energía asequible y no contaminante (85,11%) y Objetivo 12. Producción y consumo responsables (75,64%). Por otra parte, los ODS con mayores desafíos para su cumplimiento son: Objetivo 15. Vida de ecosistemas terrestres (16,83%), Objetivo 14. Vida submarina (26,02%) y Objetivo 17. Alianzas para lograr los Objetivos (33,25%). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Currently, the sustainability of the sugarcane production chain is limited for numerous causes. Correspondingly, a set of policies have been promoted aimed at reviving Cuban sugar production, which presupposes the search, application and assimilation of approaches to address current challenges. The Sugar Agroindustrial Company (SAC) “Héctor Molina Riaño” of the Mayabeque province, Cuba, in recent years has shown a deterioration of its main productive indicators affecting the satisfaction of its customers and interested parties. Objective: To propose actions to contribute to the sustainability of the sugarcane sugar production chain of the SAC “Héctor Molina Riaño”. Materials and Methods: The research has an exploratory - descriptive nature, for its development different methods and techniques were used, such as documentary analysis, questionnaire and interview. Results and Discussion: The elements that affect the sustainability of the sugarcane sugar production chain, its current situation and the importance of adopting new approaches that contribute to the development of this sector are identified. It is estimated that these actions could have an impact on improving the sustainability of the chain and, in general, on increasing sugar production. Conclusions: The proposed actions are in line with the policies of the Cuban state to respond to 2030 Agenda and the sustainable development objectives 3(SDO) of the United Nations (ONU) and contribute to achieving a more efficient, effective and sustanaible production chain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The wetland ecosystem plays a vital role in preserving biodiversity, providing ecosystem services, and conserving cultural and natural heritage. Effectively identifying and protecting these ecosystems is important for sustainable development and the well-being of humans and the environment. No document addresses the issue of spatial distribution of Ramsar wetlands in Colombia under the jurisdiction of complementary conservation strategies. For this reason, a literature review and study of the information from the Single National Registry of Protected Areas and the Secretariat of the Ramsar Convention was carried out, to define and study the spatial distribution of Ramsar wetlands through Shapefile files analyzed in the ArcGIS Pro software. The results show that there is an overlap between wetlands with the Ramsar category and the National System of Protected Areas of 33,32%, which represents 350.667 ha, which indicates the need to continue declaring complementary strategies to maintain ecological values and sociocultural aspects of these vital ecosystems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The document "Environmental Legal Update" compiles monographs on various environmental topics. Standout works include "The necessary legislative reforms of the new agricultural policy" by Esther Muñiz Espada and "Legal perspectives on climate, water, and energy" by Beatriz Setuain Mendia. Topics such as climate change, sustainable development, environmental education, and sustainable tourism are also addressed. The publications present analysis and reflections on current environmental legislation and policies. [Extracted from the article]

The importance of inclusion strategies in the knowledge economy to improve the quality of life of vulnerable populations is addressed. It emphasizes the need for a multifaceted approach ranging from education to employment, integrating advanced technologies and coordinated government policies. A qualitative approach was adopted through an exhaustive literature review, selecting academic sources and reports from international organizations to evaluate existing inclusion strategies. The results revealed significant advances in inclusive educational policies and in the implementation of technologies to improve access and personalization of learning. However, important challenges were identified such as the digital divide and lack of resources that limit effective inclusion in key economic sectors. The discussion highlighted the gap between policy formulation and effective implementation. The analysis concluded that, in order to move towards a more inclusive and equitable society, it is essential to strengthen the implementation of inclusive policies and foster collaboration between government, the private sector and civil society. Inclusion not only promotes social justice, but is also key to sustainable development and global economic well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article titled "Knowledge in crisis. Ideologies in current education with examples from Sweden" by Inger Enkvist, published in the Educatio Siglo XXI magazine, analyzes the current state of education in the West, focusing on the case of Sweden. The author argues that current pedagogy questions the value of knowledge, which leads to the deterioration of democratic societies. Four elements that have been incorporated into education in Sweden and other Western countries are identified: egalitarianism, gender theory, sustainable development, and multiculturalism. The article also criticizes pedagogical constructivism and proposes the Montessori school as an alternative. Enkvist maintains that current education is used as a tool to achieve social change instead of preparing students for society. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of transmitting knowledge and the existence of a truth that can be known. [Extracted from the article]

The methodology applied for the development of the research process is framed in a conceptual basis associated with the systemic approach of the territory and the landscape units as a tool for their multiscale planning; and the municipal territorial diagnosis that allowed evidencing the potentialities and land and use conflicts associated with the construction and operational- ization of the multipurpose reservoir Topocoro. As a result, a series of strategic guidelines for sustainable development is obtained that serves as the basis for the structuring of a sustainable land management model that allows to organize the municipality of Betulia in macro units and landscape units focused on configuring plot units on sites that do not mainly affect biotic and abiotic mass, contribute to economic reactivation and the improvement of the living conditions of local communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study examines key initiatives related to the development and implementation of environmental sustainability and sustainable development indicators. These indicators, specifically designed to meet the needs of relevant users, constitute a system of signals that enables each country to assess its progress towards sustainable development. The aim of this research is to identify, through neutrosophic logic, the specific indicators of sustainable development that have the greatest impact in Ecuador. To achieve this, a documentary analysis is conducted, providing the primary information for the analysis, and leveraging the knowledge of experts in the field. Correlation coefficients are applied to single value neutrosophic numbers to create a ranking of sustainable development indicators. Ultimately, the results obtained allow for the adoption of policies and projects aimed at strengthening the national infrastructure in support of sustainability. Additionally, it is demonstrated that the application of neutrosophic techniques is a fundamental resource to be exploited in order to promote more elaborated and studied reasoning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In response to the questions "How do homeless people die in Chile?" and "What happens to their memories and their bodies after their demise?", we analyze sustainable development goals with an emphasis on inequality reduction (SDG10), addressing aspects of the whole life cycle, especially economic, social, and cultural differences at the time of death, in an attempt to make visible a problem that has been rendered doubly invisible (in life/death). Our study follows the methodological guidelines of the qualitative research, benefiting from documentary support, a literature review, and an exploration of this topic in the Chilean press. The novel aspect of the study is that it combines a largely conceptual approach linked to the notion of death on the street with concrete experiences such as those of the Street People Foundation [Fundación Gente de la Calle] and Dignity Mausoleum [Mausoleo Dignidad]. The article also includes debates and reflections conducted as part of a discussion cycle organized alongside key actors, emphasizing the scope and challenges of this topic with a view to the recovery of memory and the right to identity, while at the same time establishing a connection with other rights such as aid for ending poverty (SDG1). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The concept of resilience has significantly developed in the social sciences since the nineties. These advances have driven the generation of measurement instruments for this construct. Given the importance of this concept as an objective of sustainable development, the present study aimed at identifying the existing scales or questionnaires adapted to different sociocultural contexts to measure resilience and, hopefully, guide interventions. We conducted a systematic review in three databases, identifying 82 articles that analyzed or used assessment instruments for resilience in Spanish-speaking adults. The study found 15 instruments and compared their factors, age of application, reliability, and available adaptations. The results show that the instruments with the most significant applicability in different contexts, countries, and ages are the CD-RISC in both versions (abbreviated and extended) and the Wagnild and Young Resilience Scale in their different versions. The study's conclusions highlight the need to use and develop instruments that measure the reality of Latin American contexts and their scarcity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the progress and challenges of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) principle in Chilean cooperatives, with the aim of conducting a comparative analysis with the Spanish experience. The legal methodology used for the study was comparative legal analysis, historical-logical analysis, and content analysis. It is concluded that in Spain, social responsibility is enshrined in law and supported by constitutional considerations, which has allowed for solid legislative development and a state structure. In Chile, the cooperative movement has experienced ups and downs, although there have been legislative advances in labor and environmental matters. The existence of the Social Responsibility Council for Sustainable Development is of vital importance to promote social responsibility in companies, especially in the cooperative sector. However, there is still a need for greater state impetus and more solid legislation on cooperatives with a vision aimed at promoting corporate social responsibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses theories and practices related to growth and degrowth, questioning the conventional notion of development and proposing different approaches to achieve human well-being. Concepts such as the doughnut economy, circular economy, and dematerialized growth are mentioned. The importance of implementing these ideas in countries facing difficulties in meeting basic needs, such as Venezuela, which has experienced economic decline and massive emigration of its inhabitants, is highlighted. The need to properly manage resources, promote inclusive economic growth, and adopt recycling and sustainable development practices is raised, as well as diversifying the economy and harnessing the country's tourism potential. [Extracted from the article]

The 2030 Agenda, with its seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), constitutes a universal and ambitious plan that maintains the central objective of eradicating poverty by addressing various areas of sustainable development. However, since 2020, the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have posed a challenge to the achievement of the agreed-upon goals. In fact, since its inception, the impact of Covid-19 has led to setbacks in the progress towards achieving the SDGs, with a notable regression in 2021. This article utilizes data from the Sustainable Development Goals Index report to analyze the compliance status of SDG 8 and SDG 13 in the four Latin American countries that are members of the OECD. Mixed results are evident, compromising the attainment of the agreed-upon targets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The province of García Rovira (Santander) has been the protagonist ofambitious road infrastructure projects, carried out through the figure of Temporary Authorization, for the extraction of construction materials used on the roads. The environmental liabilities represented in the soil by mining activities covered by Temporary Authorizations in the province were evaluated. Two projects associated with Temporary Authorizations were selected, in which the execution conditions were analyzed, and the closure and recovery plans of the intervened areas were compared. The projects SCR-08491 in El Término (Guaca) and LHO-14372 in the Servitá River Basin (Concepción) were selected, in which exploitation fronts and mining support areas devoid of vegetation cover, mainly abandoned mining infrastructure, were observed. It is concluded that the contractors focus mainly on complying with the exploitation plan, downplaying the execution of the closure, abandonment, and recovery phase ofthe intervened area. Inefficient control and monitoring of this type of projects by the environmental authority was evident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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