Coined the Eskom Factor, the project analysed qualitative and quantitative data sets of around 150 indicators in six key areas.
Between September and December 2016, we applied the quality indicators in six Italian specialist headache centres (Bologna, Firenze, Modena, Padova, Roma Campus Bio-Medico and Roma Sapienza).
It is based on 31 indicators in six individual domains (current income; employment; housing; health; education, skills, and training; and geographical access to services and telecommunications).
That measure is a conglomerate of indicators in three broad categories: community, education and economy.
The Sustainable Cities Index ranks cities on 20 indicators in five key areas: the economy, business, risk, infrastructure and finance.
Accordingly, first, urban sustainability indicators in four social, economic, physical and environmental aspects were presented.
To arrive at an overall grade of river health, the conservancy each year reviews more than 20 indicators in five categories: pollution, fish, habitat, land and people.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, which has been reporting on the health of the bay since 1998, examines data for 13 indicators in three categories: pollution, habitat and fisheries.
The second report, commissioned by the National Institutes of Health, and conducted by the National Research Council NRCC) and the Institute of Medicine (IOM), convened a panel of experts to examine health indicators in seventeen high-income countries.
In this article, we illustrate the use of those indicators in three hypothetical, yet likely extensive livestock farming scenarios in Spain.
The current Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis/Strategic Action Programme approach of the GEF uses indicators in three categories – process, stress and state.
