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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"SES framework"”.
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The Potential of Watershed Development for Enhancing Agricultural Livelihood: Three Essays from the Semi-arid Regions of India
… sustainability of socio-ecological systems (SES) framework and uses a three-essay format. Each essay uses econometric techniques in an attempt to identify particular factors that enable self-organizing ability of communities dependent on groundwater-based irrigation system for generating …
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Evaluating community perceptions on floodplain wetland utilisation and sustainability: a case study in the uMsunduzi river basin.
… of wetlands in developing regions, and (2) to assess local community perceptions on the utilisation patterns and challenges associated with wetland sustainability in the uMsunduzi floodplain. A total of 59 studies were retrieved from Scopus, Web of Science, and Springer. These were systematically …
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The impact of stress on the prefrontal cortex: a view of how socioeconomic status impacts executive function
… kindergarten, children from low Socioeconomic (SES) backgrounds lag behind their high SES peers in a host of cognitive abilities including executive function. The mechanism of how SES impacts executive function is still unclear; however, recent research eludes to the effects of stress regulation …
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Advancing climate-adaptive watershed health by integrating socio-ecological systems and team science
… link systems analysis, risk and vulnerability assessments, and justice-centered collaboration. The Río Grande de Añasco (RGA) watershed in Puerto Rico, a landscape still grappling with cascading post-disaster impacts from recent hurricanes and compounding hazards, illustrates the dynamics of a …
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A socio-ecological systems perspective on planning for informality
… JJCs as a social-ecological system (SES), I conduct a mixed methods study, demonstrating that environmental planning for the river is interwoven with lack of sanitation and waste disposal infrastructure in drain-adjacent JJCs, that necessitates planning for informality, and that …