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Citizen-engaged research for improved perceptions of riparian systems. [PDF]

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Gumiero B, Veronesi L, Galgani L, Di Grazia F, Corsi A, Cirrone RG, Loiselle SA.   +6 more
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Indicators and methodologies for assessing urban agglomeration sustainability. [PDF]

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Shao Y, Han W, Jin M, Wang L.
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Cultural heritage and sports tourism: a systematic literature review of sustainable destination management practices. [PDF]

Front Sports Act Living
Rangkuti YA, Bangun AK, Kurniawan R, Ilham Z, Hasibuan S, Tambunan TMB, Silitonga DF.   +6 more
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Identifying impacts & adaptation strategies for tropical fruit farms affected by extreme weather events in sub-tropical Australia: Stakeholders' insights. [PDF]

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Haque S, Akbar D, Kinnear S.
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Merging marine eutrophication, LCA and DPSIR into a learning tool for sustainability [PDF]

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Cosme, Nuno Miguel Dias, Olsen, Stig Irving   +1 more
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Discursive biases of the environmental research framework DPSIR

Land Use Policy, 2008
Abstract The Drivers–Pressures–State–Impacts–Responses (DPSIR) framework has evolved as an interdisciplinary tool to provide and communicate knowledge on the state and causal factors regarding environmental issues. Based on a social constructivist and discourse analytic perspective, this paper provides a critical examination of theoretical ...
Hanne Svarstad, Henk Siepel, Frank Wätzold   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

An analysis of risks for biodiversity under the DPSIR framework

Ecological Economics, 2009
Abstract This paper reviews definitions and uses of the Driving Forces–Pressures–State–Impacts–Responses (DPSIR) framework and argues that it is a relevant tool for structuring communication between scientists and end-users of environmental information, while it is inappropriate as an analytical tool.
Laura Maxim, Joachim H Spangenberg
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Managing the Marine Environment: Is the DPSIR Framework Holistic Enough?

Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2011
Ever increasing and diverse use of the marine environment and consequent impacts on marine life, habitats and landscapes make prominent the need for policy and policy‐making procedures that promote resilience and sustainability. In this paper, we focus on the Drivers–Pressures–State Changes–Impacts–Responses (DPSIR) framework, which seeks to represent ...
Jonathan P Atkins, Daryl Burdon, Michael Elliott   +2 more
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Application of the DPSIR Framework to Coastal and Marine Fisheries Management in Kenya

Ocean Science Journal, 2020
Natural resource management frameworks are important in generating information that promotes the development of appropriate policies and regulation for effective management and utilization of different aspects of ecosystems. The Drivers-Pressure-State-Impact and Response (DPSIR) framework is one of such frameworks which has been widely applied globally
Mumini Dzoga
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Does research applying the DPSIR framework support decision making?

Land Use Policy, 2012
The Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) framework was developed in the late 1990s to structure and organize indicators in a meaningful way. Since then, the framework has increasingly been applied in research projects with the aim of supporting decision making.
Katharina Helming
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