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… pursued as well as the needs of the target group; and (6) Efficiency: outputs are efficient in relation to inputs in … provide light for a household for up to 10 days. Access to energy protects child health and safety by reducing harmful …

… biodiversity and other natural resources; • many forms of energy generation; and • all other activities with potential … pollution, marine mining, boat strikes, disease and tidal energy production.128 The ethics of conservation has recently … Litigation is only one of the channels to achieve efficiency in addressing environmental disputes. The EPL also …

… ex- ample, Weitz and Nilsson, 2014, for climate, land, energy and water). As far as we are aware, a similar … such as food, water, medicine, construction materials, energy, transport, shoreline stabilization, coastline … including fishing, shipping, tourism, biotechnology, energy, and other sectors (World Bank, 2013; UNEP, 2006; …

… ca. 9 billion people by 20501), food and water insecurity, energy supply shortages and an unsustainable rate of resource …

… to improve projects’ “information base, replication efficiency, transparency, stakeholder ownership, and … out PGAS was that the countries could generate geothermal energy from the Guarani aquifer. All the Signatories to the … Protocol and committed to using alternative sources of energy that do not emit high levels of GHG emissions.337 …

… many DFI investments are aimed at major infrastructure and energy projects with a high environmental and social impact … and free, prior and informed consent, resource efficiency and the prevention of pollution, etc.; and 3. …

… necessity product supply (agricultural products, wood energy and water), erosion, sand encroachment and floods. On … Some of the benefits deriving from urban forests are energy conservation through transpirational cooling (Akbari … process has important implications for household energy consumption patterns in general and wood energy use in …

… and tropical storms. At least 70-90 per cent of the energy of wind- generated waves is absorbed, depending on how … is observational and anecdotal, and relates to normal wave energy and storms. The calm lagoons inside reefs and behind … on the ocean are generated by wind, and have most of their energy in the surface waters. The reef flat (the zone of a …

… indirect drivers (i.e. food, shelter, water and energy needs), and direct pressures on biodiversity. Direct … are often made from petrochemicals that require a lot of energy to produce, though can sometimes be recycled. Fabric … rehabilitated or restored. 21 company to think about the efficiency and sustainability of its product from a lifecycle …

… including water and sanitation, education, and renewable energy. SNV uses governance and empowerment concepts to … while at the same time positively channeling the energy of the participant who made the offending comment. Do … effectiveness 2. Policy effectiveness 3. Effectiveness and efficiency of institutions and processes 4. Responsiveness 5. …