Assessing a country ’s scientific contribution towards sustainability from higher education: a methodology for measuring progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
Resumen (es)
Objetivo. Desarrollar una metodología para evaluar la producción científica del país en relación con el cumplimiento de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible. Metodología. Se configuró un conjunto de datos de repositorios nacionales e internacionales de ciencia y tecnología donde se aloja la producción científica de Colombia; estos repositorios son reconocidos por alojar productos relacionados con las temáticas de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible. Como metodología se utilizó el análisis de redes complejas e indicadores como perplejidad y coherencia. Resultados. Entre los resultados más importantes destaca
la sincronización de productos científicos relacionados con los objetivos «Fin de la Pobreza», «Hambre Cero» y «Salud y Bienestar».
Se destaca la metodología utilizada como herramienta para analizar la producción científica de un país en relación con el cumplimiento de los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible.
Resumen (en)
Objective. To develop a methodology to evaluate the country’s scientific production regarding the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals. Methodology. A data set of national and international repositories of science and technology where the scientific production of Colombia is housed was configured; these repositories are recognized for housing products related to the topics of the Sustainable Development Goals. Complex network analysis and indicators such as perplexity and coherence were used as methodology.Results. Among the most important results, the synchronization of scientific products related to the «End Poverty», «Zero Hunger» and «Health and Well-being» goals stands out. The methodology used as a tool to analyze the scientific production of a country regarding the fulfillment of the sustainable development goals is highlighted.
Resumen (pt)
Objectivo. Desenvolver uma metodologia para avaliar a produção científica do país em relação ao cumprimento dos Objectivos de
Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Metodologia. Foi configurado um conjunto de dados de repositórios nacionais e internacionais de
ciência e tecnologia onde se aloja a produção científica da Colômbia, reconhecidos por alojar produtos relacionados com os temas dos Objectivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. A metodologia utilizada foi a análise de redes complexas e indicadores como a perplexidade e a coerência. Resultados. Entre os resultados mais importantes, destaca-se a sincronização de produtos científicos relacionados com os objectivos «Acabar com a Pobreza», «Fome Zero» e «Saúde e Bemestar». Destaca-se a metodologia utilizada como ferramenta para analisar a produção científica de um país em relação ao cumprimento dos Objectivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável.
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