DIVERSIFIKACIJA INSTRUMENATA ZAŠTITE ŽIVOTNE SREDINE IZ PERSPEKTIVE INTEGRISANOG KREIRANJA POLITIKE
Ključne reči:
Održivi razvoj (OR), Integracija politike zaštite životne sredine, Energija iz obnovljivih izvora, Instrumenti politike, Integrisano kreiranje politike
Sažetak
Najteža društvena pitanja koja prelaze granice uspostavljene nadležnosti povezuju nespojive ciljeve ekonomske konkurentnosti, društvenog razvoja i zaštite životne sredine sa konceptom OR. Konvencionalni domen politike zaštite životne sredine ne može sam da ostvari ciljeve zaštite životne sredine i zato svaki domen politike individualnih sektora mora da uzme u obzir i integriše ciljeve zaštite životne sredine da bi se oni uopšte i postigli. U kontekstu ovog istraživanja, sektor energetike je veoma važan zbog načina na koji EU upravlja pitanjima vezanim za energetiku, takođe zbog jasnijih razloga kao sto su smanjenje emisije CO2, ekonomskog značaja i energetske sigurnosti, kao i zbog potencijala RES-E. Nedostatak jasnoće kako je integracija odredbi ili ciljeva zaštite životne sredine transformisala i modifikovala energetsku politiku glavni je razlog za postignute skromne nivoe integrisanog kreiranja politika u energetskom sektoru i u kontekstu ovog istraživanja pokušaj da se razjasni kako integrisano kreiranje politike dodaje vrednost diversifikaciji instrumenata politike zaštite životne sredine i integraciji odredbi ili ciljeva zaštite životne sredine u domenu energetske politike.
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