Exploring Sustainable Development Goal Research Trajectories in Small Island Developing States
Abstract
:1. Introduction
- First, by employing a mixed methods research design [25] that combines quantitative scientometric analysis with qualitative case studies, we examine the nexus between SIDS research and its contribution to SDGs. Exclusive reliance on literature reviews typically does not suffice to fully grasp the intricate dimensions of real-world applications, particularly in interdisciplinary areas such as sustainable development. Consequently, the adoption of a mixed methods approach in this research significantly strengthens the analysis by connecting theoretical frameworks with empirical case studies.
- Second, our research is the first to map (RQ1) and investigate the interdisciplinarity of SIDS research (RQ2) through the lens of the SDG framework. It employs innovative machine learning algorithms designed to map publications more accurately to the 17 SDGs, enhancing our ability to identify SDG-related research.
- Third, we adopted a proven scientometric keyword co-occurrence strategy to identify and map the prevailing themes within the field (RQ3).
- Fourth, we examined case studies that demonstrated the intricate connections between environmental sustainability, economic development, and social well-being (RQ4).
- Finally, we take a systematic approach by applying the prominence percentile metric, which evaluates both research productivity (number of publications) and research influence (citations) to pinpoint and examine promising directions for future research.
2. Methods
2.1. PRISMA Framework
2.2. SDG Mapping Framework
3. Results
3.1. Mapping SIDS Research to SDGs (RQ1)
3.2. Interdisciplinarity of SIDS Research (RQ1)
3.3. Thematic Clusters of SIDS Research and Their SDG Mappings (RQ2)
3.3.1. Environmental Challenges and Adaptation in SIDSs (Cluster 1, Red)
3.3.2. Public Health, Food Security, and Socioeconomic Development in SIDSs (Cluster 2, Green)
3.3.3. Energy Policy and Environmental Economics in SIDSs (Cluster 3, Blue)
3.4. Case Studies of SIDSs and Their SDG Focus (RQ3)
4. Discussion on Future Research Directions (RQ4)
4.1. Combatting Plastic Pollution in Aquatic Environments
4.2. Harmonizing Cultural Values with Environmental Conservation
4.3. Boosting Climate Resilience with Carbon Reduction
4.4. Innovative Climate Adaptation Measures for Urban Areas
4.5. Advancing Sustainable Energy Solutions in SIDSs
4.6. Promoting Sustainable Tourism for Eco-Conservation
4.7. Fostering Action on Climate Change
4.8. Optimizing Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling
4.9. Empowering Communities for Ecological and Social Resilience
4.10. Fostering Renewable and Accessible Energy for All
5. Recommendations
6. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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Publications | Citations | SDG |
---|---|---|
528 | 8117 | |
408 | 5220 | |
364 | 5077 | |
248 | 3455 | |
206 | 2864 | |
174 | 2004 | |
143 | 1318 | |
133 | 1860 | |
128 | 1091 | |
122 | 995 | |
112 | 1536 | |
111 | 1884 | |
92 | 1341 | |
74 | 1033 | |
68 | 430 | |
27 | 282 |
Author | SDG Focus |
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Verschuur et al. (2021) [47] | |
Gibson et al. (2022) [48] | |
Nunn and Kumar (2018) [18] |
Citations | Author | SDG Focus |
---|---|---|
137 | Mohee et al. (2015) [21] | |
123 | Kang, J.-N. et al. (2020) [50] | |
62 | Timilsina and Shah (2016) [51] |
Country | Paper Title | SDG Focus | Authors |
---|---|---|---|
Maldives | The challenge of sustainable tourism development in the Maldives: Understanding the social and political dimensions of sustainability. Asia-Pacific Viewpoint | Sustainable tourism in the Maldives | Scheyvens (2011) [26] |
Solomon Islands | A Cultural Landscape Approach to Community-Based Conservation in Solomon Islands. Ecology and Society | Conserving biodiversity through community-based conservation projects | Walter and Hamilton (2014) [53] |
Barbados | Sustainable Use of the Littoral by Traditional People of Barbados and Bahamas. | Promotion of sustainability in coastal areas | Stoffle et al. (2020) [54] |
Samoa | Quantifying the trade-off between percentage of renewable supply and affordability in Pacific island countries: Case study of Samoa. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews | Renewable energy transition | Vaiaso and Jack (2021) [21] |
Vanuatu | Integrating music and sound into efforts to advance the sustainable development goals in the Asia-Pacific: case studies from Indonesia, Vanuatu and Australia, International Journal of Cultural Policy | Using music and sound to implement the SDGs | Grant et al. (2022) [55] |
Fiji | Tourism partnerships: localizing the SDG agenda in Fiji, Journal of Sustainable Tourism | Catalyzing partnerships in Fiji | Movono and Hughes (2020) [56] |
Seychelles | Oceans justice: Trade-offs between Sustainable Development Goals in the Seychelles. Marine Policy | Conserve and sustainably use marine resources | Baker and Constant (2023) [57] |
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Raman, R.; Leal Filho, W.; Martin, H.; Ray, S.; Das, D.; Nedungadi, P. Exploring Sustainable Development Goal Research Trajectories in Small Island Developing States. Sustainability 2024, 16, 7463. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16177463
Raman R, Leal Filho W, Martin H, Ray S, Das D, Nedungadi P. Exploring Sustainable Development Goal Research Trajectories in Small Island Developing States. Sustainability. 2024; 16(17):7463. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16177463
Chicago/Turabian StyleRaman, Raghu, Walter Leal Filho, Hector Martin, Suparna Ray, Dayana Das, and Prema Nedungadi. 2024. "Exploring Sustainable Development Goal Research Trajectories in Small Island Developing States" Sustainability 16, no. 17: 7463. https://doi.org/10.3390/su16177463