| DOI LINK: https://doi.org/10.59879/TrJuc |
| Paper ID:TrJuc |
| Volume:37 |
| Issue:10 |
| Title: Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) concept in activities and its impact on business in Georgia |
| Abstract:This paper analyses the progress and impacts achieved after their implementation both globally and in Georgia. The work mainly uses the qualitative method of research, which is divided into 2 stages: the analysis of secondary sources and in-depth interviews. In the case of Georgia, the main emphasis in the research was made around the renewable energy sector, because at this stage the country has one of the biggest prospects of getting closer to the sustainable development model through the development of a specific field. As a result of the research, it was confirmed that, as well as specifically in the context of Georgia, as well as on a global scale, the implementation of sustainable development goals in activities is hindered by low awareness in society. As for the impact on business, research has shown that specific concepts have a uniquely positive impact on both the private sector and the quality of life in general. Specifically, in the case of Georgia, the gaps in the involvement and readiness of the state institutions were highlighted. Achieving the goals set in a specific direction requires the involvement of each individual and the maximum understanding of the existing perspectives and needs in order to effectively and powerfully implement the goals in the activities, which will give you a relevant impact on the business and the quality of life in general. |
| Keywords:goals and concepts of sustainable development in Georgia, renewable energy, sustainable development goals and results, sustainable development and business |
| Authors:1Maia Melikidze, 2Otar Pureliani, 3Garik Teymurazyan |
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