Essays about: "local governments characteristics"
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1. Upscaling agroecology in Sweden : a participatory-backcasting approach to investigate top-down measures for promoting an agroecological transition of the Swedish agricultural system
University essay from SLU/Dept. of People and SocietyAbstract : Alongside its important contribution to the increase of yields, industrial agriculture has also generated environmental, social and economical negative side effects. Moreover, the forecasted growth of the world’s population puts more pressure for solutions on how to increase food supply while reducing the negative effects of the current agricultural system. READ MORE
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2. To improve the efficiency of nudging techniques applied in the transition to sustainable mobility : An applied urban study within the transport sector
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Industriell teknikAbstract : Global warming is one of the gravest concerns that the world is now dealing with. This phenomenon is caused by a variety of factors. Carbon dioxide emitted from transportation networks is a significant contributor to global warming. READ MORE
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3. Do Formal Institutions Drive Land Security? Evidence from a Micro-Level Analysis in Ghana
University essay from Lunds universitet/Ekonomisk-historiska institutionenAbstract : The need for land security continues to be urgent for economic development in Africa. Central governments are implementing large-scale land reforms, yet the effects of land title formalisation are still not thoroughly understood. READ MORE
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4. The determinants of local government involvement in nature conservation programs : Evidence from Swedish municipalities
University essay from Stockholms universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionenAbstract : Environmental degradation is a coining issue of our time. Hardly any place in the world is spared from its repercussions. Governments on all administrative levels have begun to take action. It has been acknowledged that local governments are playing a key role in combating the sources and adverse effects of environmental degradation. READ MORE
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5. Powered by actors and business models: Analysing the potential for energy community development in new regions using the case of Kökar island
University essay from Lunds universitet/Internationella miljöinstitutetAbstract : An energy transition from centralised and fossil-fuelled installations towards decentralised and renewable energy has been advocated by governments, businesses and academia. In the EU it has become a regional strategy, and a desire of citizens, to enable communities to take an active role in the energy market in the hopes of transitioning to an increasingly local, renewable and participatory future energy system. READ MORE