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In recent decades, the United Nations has come up with a number of new concepts and programs for global, regional and national development. They are characterized by an attempt to consider the global development process as a whole, from all sides — economic, social and natural ones. Practice has revealed a need to integrate a huge variety of ideas about the essence, forms, ways and patterns of the global system development. They are interpreted differently by different groups and forces. However, there is a great interest in integrating the concepts of development, since the progress and well-being of future generations depend on them to a certain extent. In some cases, attention is paid to poorly defined fundamental natural and historical laws that underlie the sustainable development. Without this consideration, it will be difficult to justify the objectivity of the selected criteria. The sustainable development of territories is influenced by various risks, threats and disasters that deteriorate the sustainability and sustainable development of territories. There are no justified criteria for assessing consequences of disasters of different origins, as well as for assessing the sustainable development of territories. In this regard, the paper raises the question of the need to develop a methodology for assessing consequences of disasters of different origins and their effects on the sustainable development of territories.