Resilience also favors economic re-localization, which in turn produces greater energy and food security.
Jordan has recently embarked on establishing a nuclear program in the hope that it would resolve its energy security problems, meet its increasing demand of electricity and promote economic growth through localization.
Firms are attracted to industrial parks to derive and create economic benefit from localization economies such as increased ease of communication, access to a suitable labor pool, and facilities designed to fit their needs.
This paper studies the features of Italian agritourism farms (agritourisms) by analysing their economic, structural and localization features, in order to examine the relations of agritourism with rural development and land use policy.
This book examines the reawakened hopes being pinned on the rise of local stewardship of environmental resources, particularly within the urban context, and the associated localization of economic relations and activities.
Future developments will regard the analysis of interaction between land-use and transportation systems, the development of spatial regression models, and it will also comprise the supply transportation system, the localization of dwellings and economic activities, and the territorial features.
Little or nothing is known about the number of genes, distribution of gene families, abundance and diversity of retro-elements, QTL localization of traits of economic importance, genome collinearity with model species, or abundance of repetitive sequences.
In Pathway B, low carbon mobility is achieved by decoupling economic growth from the demand for transport largely by focusing on localization and on reducing distances travelled (the global element of society will remain hence glocalization).
The localization of sensor node is an essential problem for many economic forecasting applications in wireless sensor networks.
"Localization really matters," he said.
