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Ibrahim, Y., & Khadar, N. Z. A. (2019). Sustainable development of Tasik Kenyir eco-tourism
using system dynamis. In: M. Abdullah, A. Mohammad, M. Nor Zalipah, M. Safiih Lola (eds.),
Greater Kenyir landscapes: Social development and environmental sustainability: From ridge
to reef (pp. 257–270).
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Development and Sustainability, 7, 117–134.
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Management response strategies. Bangi: National University of Malaysia.
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index. Ecological Indices, 2, 251–256.
Siche, J. R., Agostinho, F., Ortega, E., & Romeiro, A. (2008). Sustainability of nations by indices:
Comparative study between environmental sustainability index, ecological footprint and the
energy performance indices. Ecological Economics, 66, 628–637.
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rights. Urban Study, 34, 797–823.
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United Nations.
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Sustainable Development.
van Dijk, M. P., & Mingshun, Z. (2005). Sustainability indices as a tool for urban managers, evidence from four medium-sized Chinese cities. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 25,
667–688.
Yusof, N. A., Said, I., & Rahman, F. A. (2011). Sustainable attributes in Lake Kenyir, Malaysia:
Expectation and experience of ecotourists. Journal of Environmental Sciences, 5.
Muhamad Safiih Lola, currently an Associated Professor in Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Ocean Engineering Technology and Informatics (FTTKI) and a research fellow in
Institute of Biodiversity and Sustainable Development (BIOD TROPIKA), Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu. His research interest is Econometric, Applied Statistics, Community Development,
Green Economy and Utilization and Application of Big Data. Muhamad Saffih also actively
involved in several nonprofits association (NGO) as a technical advisor and actively acts as reviewers in several journals.
Ecological Balance Towards Sustainable Index of Tasik Kenyir
IUCN. (1996). Barometer of sustainability: What it’s for and how to use it. Bern: World
Conservation Union.
Kenyir Lake. (2009). Kenyir Lake. Retrieved from http://www.kenyirlake.com/home.htm
Kunasekaran, P., Gill, S. S., Ramachandran, S., Shuib, A., Baum, T., & Herman Mohammad
Afandi, S. (2017). Measuring sustainable indigenous tourism indicators: A case of Mah Meri
ethnic group in Carey Island, Malaysia. Sustainability, 9, 1256–1275.
Lee, Y. J., & Huang, C. M. (2007). Sustainability index for Taipei. Environmental Impact
Assessment Review, 27, 505–521.
Lola, M. S., Ramlee, M. N. A., Hussin, M. F., Abdullah, M. T., Kamil, A. A., Mohamad Yusof, I.,
Ibrahim, Y., & Khadar, N. Z. A. (2019). Sustainable development of Tasik Kenyir eco-tourism
using system dynamis. In: M. Abdullah, A. Mohammad, M. Nor Zalipah, M. Safiih Lola (eds.),
Greater Kenyir landscapes: Social development and environmental sustainability: From ridge
to reef (pp. 257–270).
Malkina-Pykh, I. G. (2002). Integrated assessment models and response function models: Pros and
cons for sustainable development indices design. Ecological indicators, 2, 93–108.
Munda, G. (2005). Measuring sustainability – A multi-criterion framework. Environment,
Development and Sustainability, 7, 117–134.
Pearce, D., & Giles, A. (1995). Measuring sustainable development. In B. Daniel (Ed.), Handbook
of environmental economics. Cambridge: Blackwell Publishers.
Peterson, P. J. (1997). Indicators of sustainable development in industrializing countries:
Management response strategies. Bangi: National University of Malaysia.
Peterson, P. J., Sham, S., & Nordin, M. (1999). Indicators of sustainable development in industrializing countries: Key indicators for tropical cities. Bangi: National University of Malaysia.
Roldan, A. B., & Valdes, A. S. (2002). Proposal and application of a sustainable development
index. Ecological Indices, 2, 251–256.
Siche, J. R., Agostinho, F., Ortega, E., & Romeiro, A. (2008). Sustainability of nations by indices:
Comparative study between environmental sustainability index, ecological footprint and the
energy performance indices. Ecological Economics, 66, 628–637.
Smith, D. (1997). Third world cities: Sustainable urban development III-basic needs and human
rights. Urban Study, 34, 797–823.
United Nations. (1993). Agenda 21: The United Nations programme of action from Rio. New York:
United Nations.
United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development. (1996). Indicators of sustainable development: Framework and methodologies. United Nations: United Nations Commission on
Sustainable Development.
van Dijk, M. P., & Mingshun, Z. (2005). Sustainability indices as a tool for urban managers, evidence from four medium-sized Chinese cities. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 25,
667–688.
Yusof, N. A., Said, I., & Rahman, F. A. (2011). Sustainable attributes in Lake Kenyir, Malaysia:
Expectation and experience of ecotourists. Journal of Environmental Sciences, 5.
Muhamad Safiih Lola, currently an Associated Professor in Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Ocean Engineering Technology and Informatics (FTTKI) and a research fellow in
Institute of Biodiversity and Sustainable Development (BIOD TROPIKA), Universiti Malaysia
Terengganu. His research interest is Econometric, Applied Statistics, Community Development,
Green Economy and Utilization and Application of Big Data. Muhamad Saffih also actively
involved in several nonprofits association (NGO) as a technical advisor and actively acts as reviewers in several journals.
Ecological Balance Towards Sustainable Index of Tasik Kenyir