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ICSD 2019, Rome, Italy Proceedings 7th International Conference On Sustainable Development ICSD 2019, Rome, Italy Book of Abstracts European Center of Sustainable Development Rome, 2019 2 Book of Abstracts Proceedings of the 7th International Conference On Sustainable Development 7th ICSD 04-05 September 2019, Rome, Italy Book of Abstracts Editing: Pierangelo Magnini Scientific Coordinator: Gihan Diab Editorial Coordinator: Cesare Anselmi Editorial Managing: Diamantina Allushaj ISBN 979-12-200-2127-2 Publisher: European Center of Sustainable Development © 2019 by ECSDEV All rights reserved. This work may not be translated or copied in whole or in part without the written permission of the publisher (ECSDEV, Via dei Fiori, 34, 00172 Rome, Italy), except for brief excerpts in connection with reviews or scholarly analysis. Use in connection with any form of information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now know or hereafter developed is forbidden. The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks and similar terms, even if they are not identified as such, is not to be taken as an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are subject to proprietary rights. Printed by Gruppo Atena.net Srl Via del Lavoro, 22, 36040, Grisignano VI, Italy Tel: 0039/0444613696 Web: http://www.atena.net Proceedings 7th ICSD 2019 3 Contents Contents 3 Introduction 18 International Steering Committee: 19 Conference Program 20 1. Will Curtains Come Down for the Sustainable Theatre – Evaluating Growth Challenges from an Island Nation 21 Seck Tan 21 2. Are People Making Correct Choices? Quality Perceptions, Source Choices and Drinking Water Quality in Rural India 22 Shiuli Vanaja 22 3. Novel Affordable, Reliable and Efficient Technologies to Help Addressing the Water- Energy-Food Nexus 23 Francesco Meneguzzo, Federica Zabini, Lorenzo Albanese, Alfonso Crisci 23 4. Sustainable Land use Planning Solutions for Water Resource Management in Serbia 25 Jelena Živanović Miljković, Marijana Pantić, Ljubiša Bezbradica 25 5. The Role of Geothermal Waters in Sustainable Development Application of Main North Center Algerian Hot Springs (Righa, Biban, Ksena) 26 Abdelkader Ait Ouali, Abderrahmane Issaadi, Abdelhakim Ayadi, Khaled Imessad 26 6. Rainfall in Bangladesh: Is Rainwater Harvesting a Sustainable Approach for Governing Rainwater? 27 M. Rafiqul Islam 27 7. Assessing the Impact of Agricultural Production and Trade on Sustainability of Water Resources: Wheat’s Water Footprint and Virtual Water Transfer in Turkey 28 Abdullah Muratoglu 28 8. A Mediterranean Green Roof - Plant Growth, Substrate Depth and Composition and Type of Installation: Process and Initial Results 29 Christina Marouli, Paraskevi Papadopoulou, Anastasia Misseyanni, Dimitris Georgas, Pinelopi Savvidou, Maria Koutsokali 29 9. Safeguarding Wild Plant Genetic Resources of Georgia within the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership 31 Tsira Pantsulaia-Mikatadze, Sandro Kolbaia, Ana Gogoladze 31 10. Experimental Study of Mofs for the Removal of Siloxanes in Biogas Purification Processes 33 Sandra Pioquinto García, Nancy Elizabeth Dávila, José Rodríguez Mirasol, Norma Tiempos Flores, Sylvain Giraudet, Margarita Loredo Cancino, Eduardo Soto Regalado 33 11. Factors Affecting Adoption of Sustainable Soil Management Practices Among Fluted Pumpkin Vegetable Producers in Ikorodu, Lagos State 34 Omowumi Ayodele Olowa 34 12. Analysis of the Effects of Direct Payment Subsidies for Environmentally-Friendly Agriculture on Income of Rice Farmers in Shiga, Japan 35 Danielle Katrina Mallari Santos, Koji Shimada 35 4 Book of Abstracts 13. Drivers of Land Embodied in International Trade of Rice: The Italian Case Study 36 Dario Caro, Fabio Sporchia 36 14. Daily Habits and Energy Consumption: Go to Bed Earlier for Environmental Protection 37 Shigeru Matsumoto 37 15. Energy Savings Due to the Replacement of Fluorescent Lamps with LEDs in Classrooms 38 Thaiane Cristina Stahnke Manorov, Lucas Niehuns Antunes, Enedir Ghisi 38 16. Impact of the Renewable Energy Development in Lithuania‘S Energy Economy 39 Rita Bužinskienė 39 17. Electricity Access Thresholds for Meeting Non-Energy SDG Targets 40 Robert Brecha 40 18. Integrating Energy Markets in the Wider Europe - The Eastern Dimension 41 Afroditi Semkou, Elias Andreadis, Elias Kolovos 41 19. Waste to Energy Financial Model Design Based on Resident Participation 43 Farizal, Nadya Amalin, Amar Rachman 43 20. Intricate Analysis of Potential Materials for Sustainable Product Development 44 Sachin Kumar, Anchit Goel, Gaurav Kumar Singh 44 21. Environmental Sustainability at the Olympic Games: Comparing Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 45 Kathryn Rowberg, Meg Rincker 45 22. Climate Justice: Analyzing the Contours, Understanding the Philosophy and Voicing the South Asian Perspective 46 Ajeeth Srinivas K., Aba 46 23. International Mechanism of the Environmental Information Access and Cooperation Framework for Climate Change Protection 47 Viktor Ladychenko, Olha Melnychuk, Olena Yara, Julia Kanaryk 47 24. Criticality and LCA – Building Comparison Values to Show the Impact of Criticality on LCA 48 Björn Koch, Fernando Peñaherrera, Alexandra Pehlken 48 25. Toward LCA-Lite: a Simplified Tool to Easily Apply LCA Logic at the Early Design Stage of Building in Australia 50 Toktam B. Tabrizi, Arianna Brambilla 50 26. “Build Back Better” Approach to Disaster Recovery: Research Trends since 2006 51 Glenn Fernandez, Iftekhar Ahmed 51 27. A Political Economy Analysis of Public Spending Distribution for Disaster Risk Reduction in Bangladesh 52 Shafiqul Islam 52 28. Disaster Adaptation Mechanism and Disaster Prevention Adaptation Planning Strategies for Industrial Parks 53 Jen-te Pai, Shin-En Pai 53 29. Urban Shape and Social Inclusion. A Discussion around the Right to the City 54 Manuela De Vincenzi 54 30. The Struggle for Better Sustainability Awareness in Urban Development in Lodz, Poland 55 Renata Mikielewicz 55 31. Urban Form and Productivity in Mexico 1990-2015 56 Proceedings 7th ICSD 2019 5 Jorge Montejano, Camilo Caudillo, Paavo Monkkonen, Erick Guerra 56 32. The Impact of Building Regulation Contravention on Rapid Urbanisation: Case of Kano Metropolis 58 Sani Khalil Ibrahim 58 33. The Role of Legal and Social Policies in Attaining Sustainable Urban Development in India 59 Manohar Samal 59 34. Urban Environmental Governance within the Broader Sustainable Development Concept: Cross-National Comparative Case Studies of Nottingham City and Shanghai 60 Nguyen Que Huong Le 60 35. Flexible Public Spaces through Spatial Urban Interventions, Towards Resilient Cities 61 Ahmed Khaled Ahmed Elewa 61 36. The Regional Development Assessment of Social Resilience Based on Quantifiable Analyses Apply to Guangfu Village 62 Chao Tung Wu, Yang Ting Shen 62 37. Quantifying the Environmental and Economic Performance of Remote Communities 63 Jamie E. Filer, Steven J. Schuldt 63 38. Cooperation Between a Port and Local Community in Light of Sustainable Development 64 Boris Marzi, Klavdij Logožar 64 39. The Effects of Tourism on Traditional Craftsmanship for the Sustainable Development of Historic Environments 65 Özlem Karakul 65 40. Conditions for Sustainability in Indonesia’s Regional Development: An Application of Qualitative Comparative Analysis 66 Akhmad Fauzi 66 41. Social Enterprising Observance among B40 Urban Women for Socioeconomic Sustainability 67 Rohaiza Rokis 67 42. Sustainable Development and Quality of Life in the City on the Example of Research in Poland and Ukraine 68 Hubert Kotarski 68 43. Healthier and Safer Nightlife in Portugal Central Cities An Ecological Public Health Approach 69 João Redondo, Fernando Mendes, Diana Vilela Breda 69 44. A Framework for Architecture Theory and Practices Research 71 Fathi Bashir 71 45. The Influence of Flexibility Principle on the Sustainability of Interior Design (Case Study - Smart Home Technology in Iraq) 72 Ibtisam Al Khafaji, Raz Kamaran 72 46. Importance of Porch in Mediterranean Architecture 73 Turgay Salihoğlu 73 47. Developing a Collective Awareness Platform for Urban Sustainability Challenges: Case Study of the POWER Project 74 Mathias Becker, Jasminko Novak, Kalina Drenska, Theo Fernandes 74 6 Book of Abstracts 48. Diachronic Analysis of Florianópolis Urban Morphology and Their Impact on Urban Mobility 76 Caroline Cardoso Machado, Lucas Heiki Matsunaga, Ingrid Luiza Neto, Hartmut Günther 76 49. Empowerment Strategy of Village Enterprises Unit to Improve Capacity and Their Performances in Sumedang Regency 77 Akadun, Hidayat, Lalas Sulastri 77 50. Water challenges and Urban Sustainable Development in Changing Climate: Economic Growth Agenda for Global South 78 Tabassam Raza, Frederika Rentoy, Nisar Ahmed, Thess Khaz Raza 78 51. How Teaching Affects Student Attitudes Towards the Environment and Sustainability in Higher Education: An Instructors’ Perspective 80 Anastasia Misseyanni, Christina Marouli, Paraskevi Papadopoulou 80 52. Sustaining Healthcare: Bridging Education with Biomedical and Healthcare Challenges 82 Paraskevi Papadopoulou, Anastasia Misseyanni, Christina Marouli 82 53. Intercultural Education for Sustainable Development in the Perspective of Pre-service Teacher Education in Poland 84 Aneta Rogalska-Marasińska 84 54. E-learning Modules on Climate Change Adaptation in Saxony-Anhalt (Germany) 85 Alina Schürmann, Anne-Kathrin Lindau, Gerd Schmidt, Patrick Illiger, Christopher Krause 85 55. How to Bridge Research and Application for Sustainable Development at Higher Education Institutions:
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