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Förstärkt naturupplevelse : designelementets förmåga att förstärka upplevelsen av naturmiljöer by Olterman Arvidsson, Olof

Stakeholders participation and feedback mechanism in BSAP adoption and implementation : case study : Sweden at national level by Lemma, Kassa, Tesfatsion, Yosief

A place-making proposal for Karlholm strand based on a planning ethic, community development ideals and landscape aesthetics by Ratin, Md

“…Because there was a need for a project in this old factory area which recently got bankrupted, municipality authority allowed this project which can set an example for the other shoreline development in Sweden where there is no shoreline protection. …”
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Beyond threats, we need more information about action – how individuals see themselves (or not) in complex social-ecological systems by Waters, Y., Thompson, K., Wilson, K., Dean, A.

“…Climate change information allowed some participants to identify new actions, but overall, both messages reinforced existing perspectives. …”
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Review of CCAFS Scaling Activities by Theissen, Arne H.

“…The review was undertaken with a systemic approach, using the concepts of design thinking and system thinking throughout its methodology and analysis. 21 practitioners throughout CCAFS regional, flagship and learning platform portfolios were interviewed between March and May 2019. …”
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A study on Swedish researchers’ attitudes and views of the 3Rs by Blomberg, Isabelle

“…If, how and when animals are allowed to be used in research is stated in the European directive 2010/63, incorporated in the Swedish animal welfare act (1988:534). …”
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The business plan as a decision making tool : case studies in the food processing sector in the Republic of Macedonia by Ivanovski, Aleksandar

“…For entrepreneurs the process of planning and thinking is as important as the final business plan. …”

Boundary Work and the Complexity of Natural Resources Management by Mollinga, Peter P.

“…Based on this, the “boundary work” framework is presented to systematically think through complexity challenges. The framework suggests that inter‐ and transdisciplinary research on natural research management requires three types of work: (i) the development of suitable boundary concepts that allow thinking of the multidimensionality of NRM issues; (ii) the configuration of adequate boundary objects as devices and methods that allow acting in situations of incomplete knowledge, nonlinearity, and divergent interests; and (iii) the shaping of conducive boundary settings in which these concepts, devices, and methods can be fruitfully developed and effectively put to work. …”
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Food system perspective on fisheries and aquaculture development in Asia by Tezzo, Xavier, Bush, Simon R., Oosterveer, Peter, Belton, Ben

“…Using a ‘food fish system’ framework allows for the identification and systematic comparison of assumptions underpinning dominant development policies. …”
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Enhancing social inclusion through local dialogues on natural resource management (NRM) by Elias, Marlène, Priyadarshini, Pratiti, Meinzen-Dick, Ruth S., Ghate, Rucha, Rao, Jagdeesh

“…The purpose of this tool is to stimulate thinking and offer guidance on a tested approach for enhancing social inclusion in and through natural resource management (NRM). …”
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Marco histórico del riego en San Juan, Argentina by Gonzalez Aubone, Fernando, Reggio, Lourdes, Graffigna, Luisa

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Belåning av aktier : har riskerna underskattats? by Hägg, Malin

“…To what extent an investor is allowed to borrow with his portfolio as safety depends on the bank or broker and varies between the providers. …”

Understanding circularity and transformative approaches and their role in achieving sustainability by Nhamo, L., Mpandeli, S., Liphadzi, S., Mabhaudhi, Tafadzwanashe

“…This is compounded by decision-makers who have often viewed the world linearly, thinking that clicking a button would get the economy and society back to normal. …”
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How to push which button: Understanding the potential of climate games through the lens of social action theories by Moossdorff, Carien, Vervoort, Joost M.

“…Providing a model to assess goals in Climate Games can help overcome the ‘awareness problem’ and allow game designers and -funders to make an informed choice on the validity of the mechanisms they wish to tap into.…”
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Checklist for Gender-Responsive Research Design and Interventions on Plant Health by International Potato Center

“…The checklists are designed for project leaders and researchers to apply critical thinking to respond to diverse needs, incentives and constraints of men and women in plant health research and interventions. …”
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Hållbarhetscertifiering av stadsdelar, försäljningsretorik eller hållbar stadsutveckling? by Thulin, Jens

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Women’s land rights in Africa by Ghebru, Hosaena

“…Reflecting neoliberal thinking about private property rights, Besley (1995) identified three channels through which secure property rights can, in principle, bring about positive economic outcomes, namely (1) tenure security and higher land investment incentives; (2) smooth functioning of the land markets (tradability) that smooths farm input adjustment; and (3) facilitating access to institutional credit by allowing land to be used as collateral. …”
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Future Scenarios as a Tool for Collaboration in Forest Communities by Evans, K., Jong, W. de, Cronkleton, P.

“…This paper discusses how a participatory method to facilitate thinking about the future—called future scenarios—can help change the way forest communities and local governments interact. …”
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Review of methods for modelling systems evolution by Nicholson, Charles F.

“…The literature reviewed herein focuses on methods that allow prediction of future behaviour of indicators over a time horizon relevant to help guide technology and policy development. …”
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Review: Animal health and sustainable global livestock systems by Perry, Brian D., Robinson, Timothy P., Grace, Delia

“…We review conventional and contrarian thinking on sustainability and argue that in the most common approaches to understanding sustainability, health aspects have been under-examined. …”
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