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This paper seeks to understand the relationship between the technological and semantic interoperability (metadata) of information systems with sustainability, a global proposal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for the development of our societies. Through a systematic literature review and an analysis of the results, it intends to understand the contribution of knowledge organization and interoperability to the enhancement of sustainable development. Two research questions were addressed: What is the role of interoperable systems in environmental, social, and economic development? How can knowledge organization and interoperability contribute to sustainable development? The results show that interoperability is seen as fundamental to sustainable development, especially when building integrated and standardized information systems. The role of interoperable systems in environmental, social, and economic development is relevant, as knowledge organization and interoperability contribute, indirectly but decisively, to sustainable development.
They enable the exchange of information, encourage the construction of global communities of practice and overcome local limitations and deficits. It is concluded that knowledge organization plays a cross-cutting role in projects, which aim to implement the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Preprint Version.
Keywords
Knowledge Organization Interoperability UN 2030 Agenda
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Citation
Revez, J., Silva, C. G. da, & Corujo, L. (2022). Knowledge Organization and the UN 2030 Agenda through the lens of interoperability. Knowledge Organization across Disciplines, Domains, Services, and Technologies, 233–248. https://doi.org/10.5771/9783956509568-233
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Ergon