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THE IMPACT OF ICT SECTOR ON THE SOCIAL PILLAR OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Teodorescu Ana-Maria
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Teodorescu Ana-Maria: FACULTY OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES, PETROLEUM-GAS UNIVERSITY, PLOIESTI, ROMANIA

Annals - Economy Series, 2016, vol. 3, 189-192

Abstract: The human being is the main axis in setting sustainable development goals. Sustainable development, through its components - economic and environmental, has only one beneficiary - the human factor who benefits of income, education, good quality environmental factors, and enjoy inter and intra-generational equity. Information technology and communications contributes to fulffiling the goals of sustainable development through access to information society services (e-health, e-government, e-learning), access to education. This article presents the sustainable development objectives and the impact of ICT sector on the social pillar of sustainable development. I used a theoretical research and qualitative analysis of the data. I presented values indicators at the european level, the lowest and highest value, and recorded values for Romania.

Keywords: ICT; sustainable development; information society (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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