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Governance-Driven Macro-Level Health Outcomes: Operationalizing the Sustainability Nexus Through Cross-National Environmental Informatics

A balanced panel of ten ASEAN countries from 2000-2020 was analysed with structural equation modelling to connect institutional quality, energy transition and population health/development. Large coefficients and mediation were reported, but negative signs and near-unit magnitudes require careful attention to variable coding and model specification.

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Key findings

  • Institutional quality was linked to the energy-transition construct at β=-0.981, and energy transition to health/development at β=-0.982, both p
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Why this matters globally

Linking governance, energy and health is relevant to Sustainable Development Goal monitoring and just-transition policy in regions with diverse fossil-fuel dependence.

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Thai researcher contribution

A Mahasarakham University researcher placed Thailand within a cross-national ASEAN governance and sustainability analysis.

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Limitations to consider

Only ten countries are observed, with likely serial and cross-sectional dependence. Observational SEM is sensitive to construct specification, reverse causality and omitted variables. Near-unit coefficients may indicate construct overlap, and country-level findings do not translate to individuals.

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DOI: 10.3390/su18136757

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