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MARS Report 2005

Monitoring the Alpine Regions' Sustainability

August 2005

The final version of the INTERREG IIIB - Alpine Space Project MARS «Monitoring the Alpine Regions' Sustainability» is available here. Additionally the summary of the MARS Report 2005 is available in German, Italian and French. If you are interested in a single chapter, please contact us.
MARS Report 2005 (8 MB)
Summary of the MARS Report 2005 in English - Summary
Summary of the MARS Report 2005 in German - Zusammenfassung
Summary of the MARS Report 2005 in Italian - Riassunto
Summary of the MARS Report 2005 in French - Résumé
Contents

1 Summary
1.1 The MARS Project
1.2 What is Sustainability?
1.3 Sustainability in the Alpine Space
1.4 Economic Sustainability
1.5 Environmental Sustainability
1.6 Social Sustainability

2 Introduction
2.1 The History of MARS
2.2 The Future of MARS

3 Analytical Framework
3.1 The Concept of Relative Sustainability
3.2 Indicator Choice
3.3 Integration and Aggregation

4 The Economic Pillar of Sustainability
4.1 Economic Performance
4.2 Labour Market Participation
4.3 Productivity and Competitiveness
4.4 Industrial Structure
4.5 Summary Analysis

5 The Environmental Pillar of Sustainability
5.1 Domestic Extraction (DE)
5.2 Physical Trade Balance (PTB)
5.3 Domestic Material Consumption (DMC)
5.4 Domestic Resource Dependency (DE / DMC)
5.5 Domestic Processed Output
5.6 Final Energy Consumption
5.7 Total Primary Energy Supply
5.8 CO2 Equivalent Emissions
5.9 Water Extraction
5.10 Case Study: Ecological Footprint (IRES)
5.11 Summary Analysis

6 The Social Pillar of Sustainability
6.1 Demography
6.2 Unemployment
6.3 Poverty and Income distribution
6.4 Health
6.5 Safety
6.6 Participation / Social capital
6.7 Education
6.8 Summary Analysis

7 Integration of the Three Sustainability Pillars
7.1 Ranking Points Analysis, Level
7.2 Ranking Points Analysis, Evolution
7.3 Factor Analysis, Level
7.4 Factor Analysis, Evolution
7.5 Correlation between the Pillars

8 Definitions and Methodological Procedures
8.1 The Economic Pillar of Sustainability
8.1.1 Economic Performance
8.1.2 Labour Market Participation
8.1.3 Productivity and Competitiveness
8.1.4 Industrial Structure
8.2 The Environmental Pillar of Sustainability
8.2.1 Domestic Extraction (DE)
8.2.2 Physical Trade Balance (PTB)
8.2.3 Domestic Material Consumption (DMC)
8.2.4 Domestic Resource Dependency (DE / DMC)
8.2.5 Domestic Processed Output
8.2.6 Final Energy Consumption
8.2.7 Total Primary Energy Supply
8.2.8 CO2 Equivalent Emissions
8.2.9 Water Extraction
8.2.10 Case Study: Ecological Footprint
8.2.11 Case Study: HANPP and Biodiversity
8.3 The Social Pillar of Sustainability
8.3.1 Demography
8.3.2 Unemployment
8.3.3 Poverty and Income Distribution
8.3.4 Health
8.3.5 Safety
8.3.6 Participation / Social Capital
8.3.7 Education
8.4 Integration of the Three Sustainability Pillars

9 References

10 Data
10.1 Economic Data
10.2 Environmental Data
10.3 Social Data
10.4 Aggregation and Integration Data
10.4.1 Ranking Points Analysis
10.4.2 Factor Analysis
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