MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice

Cities with different development backgrounds and characteristics will set different objectives for promoting low carbon city practice, including overall, dimensional, and executable objectives. Therefore, a method is needed to ensure that the selected indicators are tailor-made and can correspond t...

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Autores principales: Xiaoyun Du, Liyin Shen, Siu Wai Wong, Conghui Meng, Guangyu Cheng, Fuyi Yao
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:85316fe06b024ca49962bf95c00639722021-12-01T04:54:07ZMBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice1470-160X10.1016/j.ecolind.2021.107828https://doaj.org/article/85316fe06b024ca49962bf95c00639722021-09-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1470160X21004933https://doaj.org/toc/1470-160XCities with different development backgrounds and characteristics will set different objectives for promoting low carbon city practice, including overall, dimensional, and executable objectives. Therefore, a method is needed to ensure that the selected indicators are tailor-made and can correspond to objectives. The existing methods for selecting LCC indicators are not objective-based. This paper introduces an innovative method for setting LCC indicators by using the Management by Objectives (MBO) method to enable the achievement of LCC objectives. Two case cities are used to demonstrate the application of the MBO-based indicator setting method. The main conclusion can be drawn from this study as follows. Firstly, different cities should apply different indicators to guide their LCC practice as they have different backgrounds. Secondly, the MBO method can help different cities to set tailor-made indicators to guide their LCC practice towards their LCC objectives. It is emphasized that indicators applicable to different cities should not be selected discriminately. Thirdly, there are three basic procedures in applying the MBO based indicator setting method, namely, identification of the overall LCC objectives, decomposition of the overall LCC objectives into the dimensional and executable LCC objectives, and selection of indicators for evaluating executable LCC objectives. The application of the MBO based indicator setting method can help the cities choose a set of indicators most suitable to local conditions to guide the LCC practice towards achieving their LCC objective defined locally.Xiaoyun DuLiyin ShenSiu Wai WongConghui MengGuangyu ChengFuyi YaoElsevierarticleLow carbon city (LCC)LCC objectiveTailor-made indicatorManagement by Objectives (MBO)EcologyQH540-549.5ENEcological Indicators, Vol 128, Iss , Pp 107828- (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic Low carbon city (LCC)
LCC objective
Tailor-made indicator
Management by Objectives (MBO)
Ecology
QH540-549.5
spellingShingle Low carbon city (LCC)
LCC objective
Tailor-made indicator
Management by Objectives (MBO)
Ecology
QH540-549.5
Xiaoyun Du
Liyin Shen
Siu Wai Wong
Conghui Meng
Guangyu Cheng
Fuyi Yao
MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
description Cities with different development backgrounds and characteristics will set different objectives for promoting low carbon city practice, including overall, dimensional, and executable objectives. Therefore, a method is needed to ensure that the selected indicators are tailor-made and can correspond to objectives. The existing methods for selecting LCC indicators are not objective-based. This paper introduces an innovative method for setting LCC indicators by using the Management by Objectives (MBO) method to enable the achievement of LCC objectives. Two case cities are used to demonstrate the application of the MBO-based indicator setting method. The main conclusion can be drawn from this study as follows. Firstly, different cities should apply different indicators to guide their LCC practice as they have different backgrounds. Secondly, the MBO method can help different cities to set tailor-made indicators to guide their LCC practice towards their LCC objectives. It is emphasized that indicators applicable to different cities should not be selected discriminately. Thirdly, there are three basic procedures in applying the MBO based indicator setting method, namely, identification of the overall LCC objectives, decomposition of the overall LCC objectives into the dimensional and executable LCC objectives, and selection of indicators for evaluating executable LCC objectives. The application of the MBO based indicator setting method can help the cities choose a set of indicators most suitable to local conditions to guide the LCC practice towards achieving their LCC objective defined locally.
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author Xiaoyun Du
Liyin Shen
Siu Wai Wong
Conghui Meng
Guangyu Cheng
Fuyi Yao
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Liyin Shen
Siu Wai Wong
Conghui Meng
Guangyu Cheng
Fuyi Yao
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title MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
title_short MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
title_full MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
title_fullStr MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
title_full_unstemmed MBO based indicator-setting method for promoting low carbon city practice
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