Search for dissertations about: "Berit Balfors"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words Berit Balfors.
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1. Beyond impacts : Contextualizing strategic environmental assessment to foster the inclusion of multiple values in strategic planning
Abstract : Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) has the potential to improve strategic planning. However, meeting this expectation is a major challenge since SEA practice still constraints itself to assess the impacts of strategic planning initiatives. READ MORE
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2. Fostering Participation and Dialogue Using Strategic Environmental Assessment
Abstract : Various international conventions and several theories and approaches from the planning and environment fields of study have focused on enhancing the public’s access to information and its participation in strategic decision making. However, it seems that it is challenging to encourage a meaningful public participation in decision making processes, since it is difficult to engage civil society in strategic discussions, it is complex to institutionalise participative processes, and it is demanding to include traditionally marginalised groups in current debates on development. READ MORE
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3. Insufficient water supply in an urban area - case study : Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Abstract : Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, has experienced an unsatisfied water demand during the last three decades. The state owned water utility in charge of the water supply of the country, SANAA, has faced this deficit by providing an intermittent water supply. READ MORE
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4. Predicting the transport of Escherichia coli to groundwater
Abstract : Groundwater contamination with pathogens poses a health risk worldwide. Predictive modeling could provide decision support for risk analysis in this context. This study therefore aimed to improve predictive modeling of the transport of Escherichia coli (E. coli) to groundwater. READ MORE
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5. Transport and Fate of Escherichia coli in Unsaturated Porous Media
Abstract : The unsaturated zone could provide an effective barrier against pathogenic microbes entering the groundwater. Knowledge relating to microbial fate in this zone is therefore important for increased understanding of groundwater vulnerability. READ MORE
