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One of the researchers involved in the study, Richard Hearn from the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT), told BBC News why the birds are shortening their migrations and what the impacts for their survival could be.

Also, considering the similarities in municipal solid waste compositions, sanitation systems and settlement patterns among the large cities in East Africa, assimilating waste recycling into the formal waste management systems for these cities would results in minimal environmental impacts for their waste flows.

The conclusions drawn are important for the procurement (and design) of environmental responsible ammunitions, in order to avoid (or decrease) the impacts for their manufacture and the effects on human health (e.g. shooters) and ecosystems near shooting ranges or hunting areas.

All studies using qualitative methods concluded that community members reported positive project impacts for their community.

Further analysis of areas subject to afforestation are needed to fill gaps in knowledge concerning land use effects on fungi especially in non-deciduous systems and the resulting impacts for their ecological functioning.

While charities often measure and demonstrate their impact for their funders, many believe the real benefit is that they can improve their services.

Although there is a sprinkling of Premier League players in the present squad, with Swansea contributing as members of the top flight, they have still to make an impact for their country.

Private funders are becoming ever more concerned with social return and achieving maximum impact for their philanthropic contributions; government cuts have led to a growing emphasis on results-based funding which captures the social value of public spending.

"He has been proven to have molested children in Bali, which has a big impact for their future psychological development," presiding judge I Wayan Sukanila said, ordering Ellis to serve 15 years and pay a fine of 2bn rupiah ($154,000).

This provides commissioners with a vital tool for understanding not just the claims of impact made by different programmes and models, but the likelihood that those claims are robust, allowing money to be directed towards those programmes which we can be most confident will achieve real impact for their beneficiaries.

Advantages for researchers include the rapid dissemination of results, the broadening of their audience, and greater impact for their work.