REGIONAL MODEL OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND AGENDA 21
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https://doi.org/10.15381/idata.v5i2.6781Keywords:
Sustainable regional development, Natural resources appraisal, Regional economic patrimony.Abstract
The present article proposes a hypothesis for developing regions on a short term by means of performing an optimal management of regional governments, framed within a sustainable development model as weIl as Program 21 guidelines. Strengths, weaknesses and general suggestions for each aspect of the regional sustainable development model are highlighted.
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