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Recently, Resosudarmo et al. (2009) discuss the regional difference in Indonesia and evaluate the impacts of decentralization of power for the detailed interregional SAM with five regions too.
In this section we will describe and evaluate the impacts first, of the Farakka Barrage, built in 1975 by the government of India on the Ganges River, a short distance upstream from the border with Bangladesh.
Although legally mandated environmental compliance requirements in South Korea have been implemented to predict and evaluate the impacts of land-development projects, these legal instruments are often insufficient to assess the subsequent impact of development on the surrounding forests.
The proposed zones can be used to design spatial management units that facilitate the monitoring of fishing efforts and evaluate the impacts of these efforts on the resource, economic performance and interactions with other fisheries.
The Global Comparative Study (GCS) on REDD+ employed a quasi-experimental before-after-control-intervention (BACI) study design to address this challenge and evaluate the impacts of 16 REDD+ pilots across the tropics.
A national investigation is desirable in China to inventory technical and economic potential of biomass feedstocks and evaluate the impacts of biofuel production on ecosystem services and the environment.
Population health status scores are routinely used to inform economic evaluation and evaluate the impact of disease and/or treatment on health.
In fact, she told me she had created a monitoring and evaluation plan that outlines "a systematic way" to measure and evaluate the impact of Fathom's volunteer activities things like whether families that got water filters and concrete floors report being healthier, happier, or better off for it.
To better understand the public health utility and evaluate the impact of such a service, a comprehensive mixed-methods evaluation is underway [ 12].
In a statement, Sharon L. Patrick, the company's chief executive, called the survey part of "a comprehensive analysis to measure and evaluate the impact of the verdict on our consumers as well as our distribution partners and advertisers".
