We calculate these efficiencies using a small set of indicators for assessing aspects of multifunctionality.
The results of these calculations are then translated to a set of indicators for the ecosystem services of interest.
This paper reports on the construction of a set of indicators for mental health and the publication of a report for England's Chief Medical Officer.
For this we applied a set of indicators for GS at two spatial scales city-level and local-level, in order to disclose existing inequalities.
An adequate set of indicators for the MPA should help their managers to improve management policies in order to achieve better decision making processes.
First, a comprehensive set of indicators for the assessment of pedestrian behavior in urban areas is proposed (i.e. average trip length, number, type and location of crossings).
The present paper proposed a set of indicators for assessing the impact on crop production and biodiversity of weed communities simulated with a cropping system model.
Uncertainty about Britain's future relationship with the European Union took a heavy toll on the powerhouse services sector in November, capping a lacklustre set of indicators for the month and raising the prospect of economic contraction.
This study presents a systematic framework and set of indicators for conducting a detailed evaluation of the Jiulong River Watershed Program (JRWP) in China by assessing the implementation process, outputs and outcomes as well as exploring the implementation gap.
Indicators can be used to summarise complex information about landscape functions and the ability to extract a common set of indicators for analysing different landscape functions may provide valuable support for multiple-use planning.
Recommendations are made for the eco-city framework including raising the environmental standards, setting up a re-examination system in order to ensure the environmental quality, incorporating indicators related to waste recycling, and designing a new set of indicators for the social aspect.
