| 英文摘要 |
This study explored the contribution of the 17 goals of the“2030 Sustainable Development Goals”released by the United Nations in 2015 to national sustainable development, and understands the classification of national sustainable development. This study collected data from 107 countries. Analysis showed that these 17 sustainable goals have made sig¬nificant contributions to the country’s sustainable development. The top five contributors were health and well-being (goal 3), water purification and sanitation ( Goal 6), peace, justice and sound institutions (Goal 16), eradicating hunger (Goal 2), affordable and clean energy (Goal 7), their explained variance in national sustainable development was 86.5%, 4.3%, 2.1%, 1.7% and 1.5% respectively, which meant that national health and well-being contributed the most to the country’s sustainable develop¬ment, while responsible consumption and production (Goal 12) and qual¬ity education (Goal 4) contributed the least to the country’s sustainable development, and ranked seventh, explaining only 0.4% of the variance. The 17 goals of sustainable development can be divided into high, me¬dium and low sustainable development countries through cluster analy¬sis, with 34, 43 and 30 countries respectively. The accuracy of classify¬ing countries into three categories was 97.20%. The top five goal gaps be¬tween countries with high and low levels of sustainable development are Goal 9, Goal 1, Goal 3, Goal 4 and Goal 7. That is to say, the gap between countries with high and low levels of sustainable development was the largest in industrialization, innovation and infrastructure. The second was ending poverty, the third was health and well-being, the fourth was quality education, and the fifth was affordable and clean energy. Different countries with sustainable development should propose policy plans for sustainable development strategies based on differences in development levels and national development conditions and needs. |