Publicación: PRIORITY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN RESEARCH: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS (2015-2024)
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2025
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THIS ARTICLE AIMS TO IDENTIFY THE MOST FREQUENTLY ADDRESSED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) IN SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION A DECADE AFTER THEIR LAUNCH, WITH THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING WHICH GOALS HAVE BEEN PRIORITIZED IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH. TO THIS END, THE WEB OF SCIENCE (CORE COLLECTION) DATABASE WAS USED, IDENTIFYING 12,817 ARTICLES. FROM THIS TOTAL, A SUBSAMPLE OF 4,829 ARTICLES WAS SELECTED, ON WHICH A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS WAS CONDUCTED USING VOSVIEWER SOFTWARE, COVERING THE PERIOD FROM 2015 TO 2024. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT 96.65% OF THE ARTICLES ARE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH, AND THAT 9.09% ORIGINATE FROM CHINA. MOREOVER, IT WAS FOUND THAT THREE SDGS ACCOUNT FOR 87.9% OF THE 7,988 ARTICLES ANALYZED: QUALITY EDUCATION (44.7%), GENDER EQUALITY (26.10%), AND CLIMATE ACTION (17.1%)-WHICH REPRESENT THE MAIN RESEARCH PRIORITIES. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT, ALTHOUGH THE SDGS ARE INTERRELATED, SOME RECEIVE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE ATTENTION FROM THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY, REVEALING A LACK OF RESEARCH ON OTHER GOALS. THIS HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED TO STRENGTHEN RESEARCH ON LESS-EXPLORED SDGS TO CONTRIBUTE MORE EQUITABLY TO THE CHALLENGES PROPOSED BY THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY.
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Sostenibilidad, ODS, Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible
