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Research Articles Issue 2 · 2022 · pp. 153–169 · Issue page

PRINCIPLES AND VALUES IN THE OBJECTIVES OF ROMANIAN STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

SO
Sorina CORMAN1
VI
Viorica BOBIC2
1 PhD, “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Romania
2 PhD, “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Romania
Corresponding author: [email protected]
DOI https://doi.org/10.38173/RST.2022.24.2.11:153-169
Received 02 June 2022
Revised 5 November 2022
Accepted 08 November 2022
Available Online 15 November 2022
Abstract
THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS AND ANALYZES THE VALUES AND PRINCIPLES REFLECTED IN THE OBJECTIVES OF ROMANIAN STRAT EGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ELABORATED AT THE LEVEL OF THE ROMANIAN COUNTIES. DATA GATHERING WAS MADE USING A DATASHEET FOR COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL DOCUMENTS APPLIED TO THE 42 SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES AND TO ROMANIA’S 41 COUNTIES AND BUCHARES T MUNICIPA LITY. DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS WAS CARRIED OUT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE STAGES OF THE CONTENT ANALYSIS: INVENTORY OF ALL STRATEGIC VISIONS, SETTING STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES, STANDARDIZING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VISION AND OBJECTIVES, CLASSIFY ING INFORMATION INTO UNITS OF ANALYSIS, ESTABLISHING THE MAIN CATEGORIES OF ANALYSIS, CODING AND ANALYZING FINAL DATA. THE COLLECTED AND ANALYZED INFORMATION WAS GROUPED INTO SIX CATEGORIES: THOSE REFLECTING THE PRINCIPLES AND VALUES UNDERLYING THE QUALITY OF LIFE T HROUGH THE PRISM OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, THROUGH EMPLOYMENT OR THOSE RE -FLECTING THE PRINCIPLES AND VALUES UNDERLYING SOCIAL INCLUSION, THROUGH THE PRISM OF HEALTH CARE, THROUGH CITIZENS' EDUCATION OR THROUGH SOCIAL ASSISTANCE.
Keywords
PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
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