ASU SD Presentation 2008
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This document summarizes a student's research on developing sustainability indicators to measure sustainable development in Phoenix, Arizona. The student conducted a literature review, identified stakeholders, administered questionnaires to rank potential indicators, analyzed the results, and identified the most relevant indicators based on stakeholder feedback. Key findings include stakeholders selecting 25 of 58 UN indicators and 21 of 30 additional indicators as relevant to Phoenix. The final set of indicators recommended for Phoenix includes 46 indicators ranked as highly or moderately relevant by stakeholders.
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