Regional resource provision map: methodology and key approaches

Author:

Adambekova A. A.1ORCID,Mukan M. M.2ORCID,Turebekova B. U.1ORCID,Salimbayeva R. A.2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Kazakh National University named after al-Farabi

2. Narxoz University

Abstract

The achievement of sustainable development goals with the help of the implementation of a systematic approach to managing the resource potential of regions through sustainable development goals is one of the actual objectives in regional management. Mapping is known as an approach, which allows combining several data sources with different scaling. This study aims to develop regional resource provision map for creating sustainable development conditions. Multidisciplinary research is a valuable source of this research that allows to unit ESG criteria and their regional commitment through cartographic science tools. The methodology is presented in the form of a sequence of actions to draw up a resource supply map. Using the presented map of Western Kazakhstani region confirms the validity of the scientific and applied methodology. The research outcomes contain proven arguments for the further research based on the issues of constructing integrated resource provision maps for the Kazakhstani regions. Key cartography approaches make it possible to form recommendations for similar maps use in terms of decision-making based on interregional interaction, taking into account resource potential, consisting of natural, labor, financial, and infrastructural capabilities of the regions and environmental risk assessments. Developed recommendations were tested with the help of Microsoft Power BI and SuperMap (laboratory of “Geoinformation Cartography” of Kazakh National University named after al-Farabi Kazakh).

Publisher

Turan University

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