『Abstract
Since 1999, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has
been leading a multinational, multi-agency effort to develop a
set of energy indicators useful for measuring progress on sustainable
development at the national level. This effort has included the
identification of major relevant energy indicators, the development
of a framework for implementation and the testing of the applicability
of this tool in a number of countries. To achieve these goals,
the IAEA has worked closely with other international organizations,
leaders in energy and environmental statistics and analysis including
the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA),
the International Energy Agency (IEA), Eurostat and the European
Environment Agency (EEA). Also, the IAEA completed a three-year
coordinated research project for the implementation and testing
of the original set of indicators in seven countries - Brazil,
Cuba, Lithuania, Mexico, the Russian Federation, the Slovak Republic
and Thailand. This article provides an overview of the IAEA programme
on Indicators for Sustainable Energy Development (ISED) and highlights
its experiences and accomplishments.
Keywords: Energy indicators; Sustainable development; Energy statistics;
Energy policy; International Atomic Energy Agency』
1. Introduction
2. Background
3. First phase. Definition: Indicators for sustainable energy
development (ISED) - the original set
3.1. Economic dimension
3.2. Social dimension
3.3. Environmental dimension
3.4. Institutional dimension
4. Second phase. Implementation
5. Second phase. Refinement: Energy indicators for sustainable
development (EISD)
6. Using EISD for analysis
7. Conclusions
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