Governance here refers to institutions, actor constellations and their modes of coordination with respect to the organization, and (possibly) promotion of decentralized electricity generation.
4. Establish any effects or perceived effects on WES-related diseases among school children. 5. Review the institutional arrangements in place in terms of policies, strategies, institutions and actors in terms of appropriateness, effectiveness and partnerships.
The theoretical framework consists of institutional economics, whose core concept is that patterns of interaction between institutions and actors produce physical outcomes, assessable by criteria such as equity and efficiency.
Both trust (in information, institutions, individual actors) and the potential to implement measures (both technical and economic) are strongly dependent on the beliefs of the actors involved (Blennow and Persson 2009).
"Significant questions remain unanswered concerning possible involvement of Saudi government institutions and actors," Kerrey said.
Other problems related to quality, diversity and inclusion need to be addressed and post-normal science (as suggested by New Zealand's chief science advisor, Sir Peter Gluckman) may offer a bridge between institutions and actors to be mobilised.
Additionally, TBGIF covers several dimensions, institutions and actors, driving forces, impacts, characteristics, and changes over time.
The second is the sectoral adaptability of socioeconomic structures, institutions, and actors confronted with the opportunities presented by new technologies.
The governance of pastoral mobility involves a multitude of institutions and actors operating at a variety of scales.
The study views the Swedish building sector as a sociotechnical system built from technical artefacts, institutions, and actors, thus often deeply embedded in our societies.
