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Economic development, Environmental aspects, Environmental aspects of Economic development, Environmental indicators, Sustainable development, Development economics, Development studies, Sustainability, Economic Conditions, Business/Economics, Business & Economics, Business / Economics / Finance, Development - Sustainable Development, Econometrics, Social Science / Third World Development, Economic development, environmental aspectsEdition | Availability |
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Measuring Sustainability: Learning from Doing
2013, Taylor & Francis Group
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Measuring Sustainability: Learning from Doing
2013, Taylor & Francis Group
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Measuring Sustainability: Learning from Doing
2013, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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Measuring Sustainability: Learning from Doing
2013, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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Measuring Sustainability: Learning by Doing
March 2003, Earthscan Publications Ltd.
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in English
1853838438 9781853838439
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Measuring sustainability: learning by doing
2002, Earthscan Publications Ltd
in English
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Book Details
Table of Contents
The brave new frontier of sustainability; where are we?
Introduction
What is sustainable development?
Gauging progress
Multiple perspectives
Public participation: talk and action
Sustainability indicators: a brief review
Introduction
Indicators of sustainable development
Integration of sustainable development indicators
The reference condition
Using indicators of sustainable development
Systemic sustainability analysis (ssa) and prospective
Introduction
Personal background to the field work
The importance of the subjective
Background to camp malta
Technical specification for ssa
Familiarising the maltese spsa team
What are ssa and spsa are how are they different?
Ssa and blue plan approaches
Systemic sustainability analysis (ssa) and prospective
Introduction
Personal background to the field work
The importance of the subjective
Background to camp malta
Technical specification for ssa
Familiarising the maltese spsa team
What are ssa and spsa are how are they different?
Ssa and blue plan approaches
Doing spsa - some reflective experience
Introduction
Stage 1. find out how things are: reflection
Stage 2. understand the context for sustainability indicators: reflection/connection
Stage 3. gathering the stakeholders in the sustainability indicator process: reflection/connection
Stage 4. get clear on methods: connection
Stage 5. identify the stakeholder coalition: connection
Stage 6. identify and agree the main sustainability indicators: connection/modeling
Stage 7. identify and agree the band of equilibrium: modeling
Stage 8. develop the amoeba in a collaborative fashion: modeling/doing
Stage 9. think about how the amoeba extends over time: modeling/doing
Stage 10. unpack and understand the amoeba: futures modeling/doing
Stage 11. responding to good and bad amoeba: policy implications. doing
Stage 12. making changes in the sustainability indicator mix in the light of practice: doing/reflecting
New frontiers of practice
Introduction
New ways of thinking about sustainability indicators
Other dimensions to sustainability indicators: a new synthesis (Kolb learning cycle)
Applying the learning cycle in sustainable development.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [177]-186) and index.
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