Sustainable Development Indicators for China and Emerging Markets

Sustainable Development Indicators for China and Emerging Markets


 17 September 2013, Tuesday

Albert Long Hall

Boğaziçi University, Istanbul


09:30 - 10:30 - Introductions

“Welcome and Introduction by Fafo”

  • Wang Yuan, CANTED

“Welcome and Introduction by CASTED”

“Welcome and Introduction by Boğaziçi University”

“Agenda and Objectives of the Seminar”


10:30-10:45 - Coffee Break


10:45-12:45 - Conceptual Framework and Indicaton

“Theoretical Basis and Conceptual Framework”

​“Framework Modules and Selected Indicators ” 


12:45 - 14:00 - Lunch


 14:00 - 15:15 - Prelimenary Results 

“The SDI Composite Index (Including Database and Sensitivity Test)”

“The Web Presentation Tool”  


15:15-15:30 - Coffee Break


15:30-17:15 - Seminar

“China and Sustainable Development Indicators in a "Limits to Growth" Perspective”


18 September 2013, Wednesday

Kriton Curi Room

Boğaziçi University, Istanbul


09:30-12:45 - Collection of Sustainable Development Related Survey Data

09:30-11:30 - The SDI Well-Being Survey for China

  • Jing Liu, CANTED

​“Introduction and Review of the Survey

​“Results and Application of the Data” 

“Preliminary Analyses and International Comparisons” 


11:30-11:45 - Coffee Break


“Urban Sustainability - SDI and a Survey”


12:15-12:45 - Discussion

12:45-14:00 - Lunch


14:00 -16:00 - Brief Presentations of Projects, Approaches, Ideas and Challenges

Measuring Stakeholders' SDGs and MDGs Priorities in Turkey, Guyana, Malawi, Nepal and Sierra Leone:Preliminary Results of a Choice Experiment

“Environmental Conflicts in Turkey and the Concept of Social Metabolism” 

Developing Child Well-being Indicators for Turkey” 

“Applications of System Dynamics on Sustainable Development” 

“Nature and Economic Growth in Turkey: What Does Ecological Footprint Imply?”


16:00-16:15 - Coffee Break                                 


16:15-17:15 - Expansions "Spin-offs" of the Project and Possibilities for Collaboration

  • CASTED,Fofo

​“Introduction”

  • Boğaziçi University and Project Partners

​“Open Discussion”