Organizacije Evropske Unije – glavni akteri u sprovođenju politike održivosti životne sredine
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46793/Rev24108201KKljučne reči:
Održivi razvoj, održive dimenzije, organizacije EU, politika zaštiteApstrakt
Održivi razvoj predstavlja složen, višedimenzionalan koncept, koji u savremenim uslovima poslovanja dobija na vrednosti, postajući jedna od bitnih tematika diskusije među naučnicima. Održivi razvoj počiva na tri stuba koji su međuzavisni i povezani – ekonomija, društvo i ekologija. Ekonomski stub se odnosi na smanjenje negativnih efekata ekonomije obima, i na njen smanjeni ekološki otisak na životnu sredinu. Društvena dimenzija održivosti počiva na društvenoj jednakosti i kvalitetu ljudskog života. Ekološka dimenzija, kao najvažnija, odnosi se na zaštitu prirodne sredine u najvećoj mogućoj meri, u cilju ublažavanja klimatskih promena i očuvanja Planete. Postoje mnogobrojni činioci na platformi održivosti i razvoja, odnosno organizacije koje imaju za cilj da vrše promociju održivog ponašanja, i streme ka predviđenim ciljevima, zarad dostizanja dobrobiti i blagodeti za ćitavu društvenu zajednicu. Rad se bavi prikazom organizacija ili institucija koje čiji su glavni zadaci kreiranje politike koja štiti životnu sredinu, obzirom na činjenicu da je suštinska svrha koncepta održivosti proizašla upravo iz potrebe zaštite prirodnih resursa. U radu će se kroz uporednu analizu prikazati funkcionisanje Evropskog parlamenta, jedne od najvažnijih institucija EU, ali i ostalih institucija od značaja za sprovođenje i kreiranje plitičkih scenarija i upravljanja u pravcu zaštite prirodnih resursa, odnosno prirodnih bogatstava.
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