The Factor 10/MIPS-Concept: Bridging Ecological, Economic, and Social Dimensions with Sustainability Indicators

Friedrich Schmidt-Bleek (1999). The Factor 10/MIPS-Concept: Bridging Ecological, Economic, and Social Dimensions with Sustainability Indicators. Zero Emissions Forum. United Nations University.

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    Author Friedrich Schmidt-Bleek
    Title The Factor 10/MIPS-Concept: Bridging Ecological, Economic, and Social Dimensions with Sustainability Indicators
    Series Title Zero Emissions Forum
    Publication Date 1999
    Place of Publication Tokyo and Berlin
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 15
    Language eng
    Abstract The present throughput economy will yield to a customised economy, in which custom-tailored services are more important than mass products, and access to services more important than ownership of goods. In the customised economy, the natural resources land, energy, and materials will be largely replaced by knowledge, know-how, and know-who in the process of providing wealth to people. In this paper, ecological indicators are presented which can be used to quantify the resource productivity of products, services, systems, and performances. Together with Factor 10 they form a framework which allows the operationalisation of the sustainability concept. The indicators presented fit well into the economic realities of the customised service economy.
    UNBIS Thesaurus SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
    HUMAN SETTLEMENTS INDICATORS
    PRODUCTIVITY STATISTICS
    ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 1999
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISSN 16094921
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