Search Results for land-use
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Desertification is not a modern phenomenon, but the seriousness of this phenomenon has exacerbated and increased in recent times, and the problem of desertification has become a global problem, and it is basically a man-made phenomenon that is exacerbated by climate changes. Soil erosion, erosion, spread of sand dunes, land degradation, low crop productivity, weak capacity of agricultural and pastoral systems, and many social problems. Therefore, it is at the heart of the serious challenges and threats facing sustainable development with far-reaching negative effects on natural resources, the environment, economic and agricultural activity, physical infrastructure, and food security. The research problem is The continuous rise in the ever-increasing and changing human requirements of agricultural and food commodities and the increase in population and the consequent social changes have doubled the need to exploit additional resources to meet food requirements at a time when large areas of land suffer from the problem of desertification, The research aims to know the reasons for the exacerbation of the phenomenon of desertification and its repercussions on the agricultural sector in Iraq, The consequences thereof and the possibilities available for treatment. We assume that human factors exert the strongest influence in the exacerbation of this phenomenon to side Unsustainable Exploitation of Natural Resources The research concluded that desertification is one of the environmental problems that the more they aggravate and increase in severity, The more difficult and costly it will be to treat them financially and technically.
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This research aims to emphasize and focus on sustainable environmental strategies in urban planning of cities and to provide appropriate solutions to most of the problems resulting from incorrect land use and not distributing it in consistent and studied proportions according to a strategic vision that contributes to improving the environmental aspect of cities in the long term. The results showed that the total per capita share in the city of Ramadi amounted to (664.1) square meters in terms of area. The most important outcomes of the SPSS program were that the male participation rate was (78.7), and the female rate was (21.3). Regarding the axis of residential use and urban condition, a percentage of (3.67) appeared.). The results of the correlation analysis also showed that there is a positive, significant correlation between all dimensions of urban planning and proactive environmental sustainability, and the regression results showed that there is a positive, significant effect between proactive environmental sustainability on the dimensions of urban planning, which means accepting the basic research hypothesis, which is the presence of a positive effect of proactive environmental sustainability on urban planning.
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Drugs are among the most serious problems facing modern societies. Their negative effects are not limited to the individual alone but extend to impact all aspects of social, economic, and environmental life. This phenomenon has grown significantly in recent decades, affecting communities regardless of their level of economic or cultural development. Drug abuse is not restricted to a specific group; it spans different ages and social classes, making it a pressing issue to address in order to maintain social stability.
The drug phenomenon arises at a time when the world faces significant challenges in sustainable development, which aims to balance economic growth, social justice, and environmental protection. This is where the danger of drugs lies, as they represent an obstacle to achieving these goals. Addiction leads to a decline in the economic productivity of individuals and societies, increases the burden on the healthcare system, and exacerbates crime and violence, hindering efforts to improve the quality of life and achieve social justice.
At the same time, drug trafficking contributes to environmental destruction through the excessive exploitation of land and pollution resulting from illegal drug manufacturing and trade. Therefore, sustainable development cannot be achieved in any society without implementing effective strategies to combat the drug phenomenon and reduce its negative impacts.
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The problem of research has been reflected in the absence of interest of economic units in information on environmental and social costs needed to measure maintainable performance and in the fact that those economic units simply account for the elements of costs used in the production of products without considering the environmental and social costs in determining the cost of the product for the purpose of addressing this problem, this research is aimed at studying and indicating the impact of environmental and social cost accounting on the sustainable functioning of the economic unit. The nature of the accounting system applied in the economic unit in question is identified as the Ground of Architecture Cement Manufacturing Company, for the purpose of achieving the objectives of research and hypothesis testing, the Land of Architecture Cement Manufacturing Company, located in Misan governorate, has been selected environmental and social costs have not been measured, assessed and revealed as costs distinctly from other costs in the balance sheets, as it has been shown through the applied study that the environmental and social costs of the economic unit in question are hidden among other costs, leading to unsuitable management decisions, and thus negatively affecting the validity of the financial lists and reports of the economic unit. Through the statistical investigation of the questionnaire form, it was found that environmental and social cost accounting had a positive impact on raising the level of production, sales and occupational safety of workers, as well as on the reduction or decrease of environmental risks in the economic unit, as well as its positive impact on the valuation of the maintainable performance of the economic unit in question.
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The problem of research has been reflected in the absence of interest of economic units in information on environmental and social costs needed to measure maintainable performance and in the fact that those economic units simply account for the elements of costs used in the production of products without considering the environmental and social costs in determining the cost of the product for the purpose of addressing this problem, this research is aimed at studying and indicating the impact of environmental and social cost accounting on the sustainable functioning of the economic unit. The nature of the accounting system applied in the economic unit in question is identified as the Ground of Architecture Cement Manufacturing Company, for the purpose of achieving the objectives of research and hypothesis testing, the Land of Architecture Cement Manufacturing Company, located in Misan governorate, has been selected environmental and social costs have not been measured, assessed and revealed as costs distinctly from other costs in the balance sheets, as it has been shown through the applied study that the environmental and social costs of the economic unit in question are hidden among other costs, leading to unsuitable management decisions, and thus negatively affecting the validity of the financial lists and reports of the economic unit. Through the statistical investigation of the questionnaire form, it was found that environmental and social cost accounting had a positive impact on raising the level of production, sales and occupational safety of workers, as well as on the reduction or decrease of environmental risks in the economic unit, as well as its positive impact on the valuation of the maintainable performance of the economic unit in question.