Journal of the American Planning Association · 1996 · 418 citations · 5 references
EngineeringSustainable DevelopmentSustainability IndicatorEnvironmental PlanningMonitoring SustainabilitySustainability GoalsSocial SciencesSustainability AnalysisUrban GreeningUrban Sustainability ReportingSustainable CitiesPotential Sustainability IndicatorsUrban EcologyUrban PlanningUrban ServicesUrban SustainabilitySustainable SystemsSustainable ManagementSustainability AssessmentUrban GeographyUrban DesignSustainability
Abstract Urban sustainability reporting is a tool for informing local government, as well as individuals, businesses, and other organizations, about the progress that they are making towards achieving urban sustainability. The reporting process starts with the definition of sustainability goals for the community, followed by a scoping stage. Subsequent steps comprise choosing a conceptual framework for reporting, preparing a list of potential sustainability indicators, evaluating them by a variety of criteria, choosing a final set of indicators, analyzing their results, presenting the results to an intended target audience, and then periodically assessing indicator performance.
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