MVP and JTT are the two main figures behind the development of the dimensions of openness framework, open assessment method and the Opasnet web-workspace.
In practice, this meant that the authors, also the initiators of the framework development, began to develop and apply the dimensions of openness framework in their work for developing a new, more holistic approach for environmental health risk analysis within one of the partnering institutions, the National Institute for Health and Welfare THLL) from Finland.
The challenge for policymakers and analysts concerned with urban development and the dimension of achieving nutrition security is to understand the links between the availability of food, accessing this food, consumption and nutritional status.
While these results hold for countries across all levels of development, the relevant dimensions of gender inequality vary.
Importantly, recent software developments enable quantitation of the dimensions of those structural elements.
Having systematically worked on the possible ways of evolution in terms of national development, the exercise starting in 2010 aimed at making focus in the sector in order to re-define the dimensions of development previously approached.
The richness of the exercises we carried out laid more in the deep analysis we made regarding the dimensions of development in Argentina and its driving forces than in the building of possible futures.
Using the case of Cavite in the Philippines, the paper explores the dimensions of rapid development in a place that are made visible using a GPN framework, and those that may remain hidden.
In this study, several successful approaches are surveyed and new methods are developed to design a holistic process capable of not only tackling the issue of informal settlements, but doing so in a way that is cognizant of the current global economic reality and that integrates all the dimensions of sustainable development.
For health to remain central in the post-2015 Sustaitable Development Goals, it will need to be pervasive in each of the dimensions of sustainable development—economic, social, environmental not quarantined from them.
