Assessing Productivity Implications and Eco-friendly Progress in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

Introduction: An important worldwide issue that provides a framework for resolving a wide range of environmental and socioeconomic issues is sustainable development. Evaluating research contributions in this area is critical for understanding advancements toward green practices and sustainable growth. The current research objectives are to illuminate many facets of sustainable development and their impact on eco-friendliness and productivity using an extensive bibliometric analysis.
Method: This study is based on Elsevier Scopus-indexed scientific publications, which are categorized for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) relationships once it is indexed. We make use of the Scopus engine provided by Elsevier, and bibliometric assessment and benchmark technology. We report on the most important authors and publication areas for research related to the SDGs, with a concentration on collaboration patterns and the relationship between these developments and research output impact. The study demonstrates the progression of research themes and trends in the SDGs, with a special emphasis on descriptive ideas that underlie sustainable development.
Result: We recognize major research items that have a substantial influence and have contributed to eco-friendly advancement. Furthermore, the evaluation of collaborative networks gives insights into the positioning of research partnerships within the Sustainable Research Database, identifying possible areas for further synergy and information exchange.
Conclusion: The bibliometric analysis offered in this paper launches into focus the efficacy consequences and eco-friendly advancements in the arena of SDGs. It highlights the significance of comprehending scientific contributions from the perspective of sustainable development.