In general, the EMMIE framework would be useful in providing a realist assessment (Pawson and Tilley 1997) of conservation initiatives through a holistic understanding of the mechanisms, costs-benefits, context, and outcomes of such strategies.
Here, we present a range of health benefits, including benefit context and beneficiaries.
The transition from complementarity to synergy requires shifting from the co-benefit context to systems approach that embodies a set of practices that provide simultaneous multiple functions.
Table 1 shows some climate change related actions which largely emphasize the co-benefit context i.e., mitigation practices with adaptation benefits and vice versa, except the waste management in Bangladesh and the Ngitili system in Tanzania.
The differences are in relation to state laws and local practices concerning accommodation and generally the law and social benefit contexts they are a part of.
Beneficiary perceptions of LIG benefits provide context to quantitative findings.
The problem with leaked or hacked information such as Fancy Bears' output is that it does not do much more than open a window and let in a chink of light without the benefit of context.
Terfel has sung the corrupt Chief of Police many times on stage and even without the benefit of context his lust for opera's most celebrated diva is as palpable as it is distasteful.
The songs gain immediacy through direct address ("Don't Cut Your Hair," "You Didn't Have To," "Rosalee"), and the exceptions tend to be irresistible pop songs like "Love's a Mystery," in which Hynde employs a slightly elevated class of moon-June-spoon rhymes (morning/warning, mystery/history), but with the added benefit of context, sensibility, wisdom, and her nearly undiminished upper register.
This study attempts to develop a better understanding of rural residents' landscape values within an ecosystem and benefits-management context.
