The operational reality behind the rhetoric of integrated natural resource management poses significant challenges for resource managers, resource use planners and researchers.
Public sector management poses its own unique challenges.
Though these four actions are fundamental and rudimentary, there are many interrelated reasons why the achievement of sound water resources management poses such a challenge for fragile states such as Sierra Leone.
The conflict between distributed presence and uniform management poses a major challenge in honeypot deployment and operation.
At the same time closed landfills and their post-closure management pose environmental, economic and land value concerns at the local authorities.
Lack of natural disturbances and the homogenization of boreal forest because of intensive forest management pose a threat to biodiversity and can endanger the provision of ecosystem services.
Management poses unique challenges to the treating physician through variable presentation as well as the lack of specifically designed treatment options.
However, prescriptive models of large-fire management pose significant challenges and in general fail to meet the criteria we have put forth as follows: 1) Under many situations a clear spatially and temporally defined objective is not broadly accepted.
Construction and demolition wastes (C&D wastes) management poses serious challenges to the government and private sector in terms of the environmental damages and potential gains due to recycling these types of wastes.
A key management decision in many organizations is what we call the "make or buy decision": When making that decision management poses a simple, but profound question: Is this work central to who we are as an organization and therefore we must "make" this part of our product, or should we buy it from an outside vendor?
