Add to ORKGComposite indicators are very common in economic and business statistics for benchmarking the relative progress of countries in a variety of policy domains such as industrial competitiveness, sustainable development, globalisation and innovation. This article provides an analysis of the key uncertainties underlying the mathematical modelling used to construct composite indicators within the broader context of sustainability measurement. A case study of the Environmental Sustainability Index illustrates how these uncertainties can be modelled and estimated.JRC.G.9-Econometrics and applied statistic
Composite indicators are very popular tools for assessing and ranking countries and institutions in ...
The paper proposes a new approach for dealing with uncertainties in determining the level of sustain...
Sustainability indicators are gaining more and more attention as a powerful tool for supporting poli...
Composite indicators (CIs) are increasingly used to measure and track environmental systems. However...
Composite indicators are increasingly used for bench-marking countries performances. Yet doubts are ...
In recent decades, the measurement and evaluation of important social and natural phenomena has sign...
Composite indicators are very popular, despite being affected by several problems that often result ...
Composite indicators are regularly used for benchmarking countries’ performance, but equally often s...
Regional sustainability assessment has become increasingly important for both scientists and policy-...
Assessing sustainability is more and more becoming a common practice in products, policies and insti...
Composite indicators are synthetic indices that are used to rank country performances in specific po...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to bring together an overview of the basic definitions and fu...
The growing importance of sustainable development as a policy objective has initiated a debate about...
In this paper we first present an example of how Composite Indicators naturally emerge in a context ...
We review the recent debate around the use of composite indicators for policy and the suggested requ...
Composite indicators are very popular tools for assessing and ranking countries and institutions in ...
The paper proposes a new approach for dealing with uncertainties in determining the level of sustain...
Sustainability indicators are gaining more and more attention as a powerful tool for supporting poli...
Composite indicators (CIs) are increasingly used to measure and track environmental systems. However...
Composite indicators are increasingly used for bench-marking countries performances. Yet doubts are ...
In recent decades, the measurement and evaluation of important social and natural phenomena has sign...
Composite indicators are very popular, despite being affected by several problems that often result ...
Composite indicators are regularly used for benchmarking countries’ performance, but equally often s...
Regional sustainability assessment has become increasingly important for both scientists and policy-...
Assessing sustainability is more and more becoming a common practice in products, policies and insti...
Composite indicators are synthetic indices that are used to rank country performances in specific po...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to bring together an overview of the basic definitions and fu...
The growing importance of sustainable development as a policy objective has initiated a debate about...
In this paper we first present an example of how Composite Indicators naturally emerge in a context ...
We review the recent debate around the use of composite indicators for policy and the suggested requ...
Composite indicators are very popular tools for assessing and ranking countries and institutions in ...
The paper proposes a new approach for dealing with uncertainties in determining the level of sustain...
Sustainability indicators are gaining more and more attention as a powerful tool for supporting poli...