What indicators do: thesis proposal
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This document outlines a research proposal regarding the mediation of sustainable development indicators within Walloon regional governance. It examines the construction and production of these indicators, their scientific authority, and applies a theoretical framework known as technological mediation. The study aims to provide insights into the dynamics of indicators as policy instruments while addressing potential obstacles and contextual relevance.
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1. SDGIs should be grounded in common values, relevant science, and a conceptual framework rather than being data-driven.
2. SDGIs are needed to inform goal and target setting as well as ensure accountability.
3. Developing SDGIs through an independent yet coordinated parallel process can help ensure scientific credibility and timely input into the political SDG process.
4. SDGIs should follow a principles-based approach such as the BellagioSTAMP framework.
5. Developing SDGIs provides an opportunity to mainstream beyond-GDPB08 A44s 59 Diapo Minguez En
B08 A44s 59 Diapo Minguez EnTerritorial Intelligence
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The document discusses environmental indicators and their role in sustainable development, highlighting different conceptualizations such as weak and strong sustainability. It explores the need for inter- and intra-generational equity, the preservation of natural capital, and the importance of governance in sustainability policies. Various systems and indicators for measuring sustainability are also presented, emphasizing the challenges of data consistency and availability across different territories.IAOS 2018 - Science policy interface framework for SDGs implementation, A. Miola
IAOS 2018 - Science policy interface framework for SDGs implementation, A. MiolaStatsCommunications
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Statistics and indicators for the post-2015 development agenda
Statistics and indicators for the post-2015 development agendaDepartment of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA)
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M. Pratesi, Workshop of the advisory committee on statistical methods - Rome,...Istituto nazionale di statistica
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What indicators do: thesis proposal
- 1. What indicators do The mediation of measures in the Walloon regional sustainable development governance Louis Florin FASOS - ESST March, 11th 2016
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- 3. I. Background ? Sustainable Development Indicators (SDI) as innovation in policy-instruments ? Grounded in the rise of the concept of sustainable development and New Public Management ? New sources of official statistics: decentralization and globalization ? Initiative in Wallonia ? Regional Sustainable Development Strategy ? Plan Marshall 2.vert ? Mandate the IWEPS for the production of indicators for monitoring and guiding
- 4. II. Research question and objectives ? How is the concept of sustainable development materialized into indicators and how is their authority constructed ? ? How are the indicators produced ? ? How is the product of this work staged ? ? Side-questions ? Is the “technological mediation” theoretical framework relevant to study policy instruments and, more specifically, indicators ? ? How do statisticians perceive and “resolve” the paradox of scientific authority ?
- 5. III. Theoretical framework ? Peter-Paul Verbeek’s account on technological mediation as the main source ? Dramaturgical perspective on scientific advise (Hilgartner) ? Backstage: Quantification procedures and conventions ? Frontstage: The statistical argument in public ? Paradox of scientific authority ? Governance through indicators (reflexive, informational, …)
- 7. ? Case study: trying to move from the local perspective to some generalization ? This can be done by comparing with some other projects (Limburg, Nord-Pas-De- Calais) ? ANT approach ? Following the actors, the network and the translations around the project ? Studying the agency of indicators ? Same vocabulary for statisticians, lay people or civil servants ? Begin borderless and in a holistic perspective ? In the end all the data will be sorted to connect with the theoretical frame IV. Methodology: Data gathering and analysis
- 8. IV. Methodology: Data gathering and analysis ? Sources ? Textual: ? IWEPS’ working papers ? Walloon Government policy documents ? IWEPS’ press release ? Press articles ? Interviews: ? IWEPS statisticians and researchers from the project ? Indicators user’s committee ? Administration and government representatives ? Other experts
- 9. V. Possible obstacles and limitations ? Only 2 indicators out of 5 already usable ? The regional sustainable development strategy was developed in the previous legislature ? The theoretical framework might not be relevant
- 10. VI. Relevance and positioning ? Going beyond the managerial approach of “What gets measured gets done”… ? Overcoming the idea of new indicators as a technical fix (deterministic) ? Going beyond the focus on where to look that black-box the policy instrument (indicator) ? … But also understanding the politics of such instruments ? Not only a technical account ? Applying the “technological mediation” framework to policy instruments and, more specifically, indicators ? Adding an STS point of view to the literature on ISD and the specific case of Wallonia