small islands
Strategic environmental assessment practices in European small islands : insights from Azores and Orkney islands
... As noted by Montaño et al. (2014) the number of studies assessing SEA systems is increasing, allowing inferences about the importance of the context in SEA. The common items between the different approaches are (i) legal ...
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Strengthening Indigenous Law to Make a Sustainable Development of the Coastal Area and Small Islands in Indonesia
... Law No. 27 of 2007, in turn, leaves other issues, among others: First, this law always relates to adaptation to the global situation. It is not clear what the intended global context is. However, if examined more deeply, ...
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Remote Sensing of Population and Coral Destruction for Long Term on Small Islands
... Solomon Islands. The coastal region and the small islands of South Sulawesi, Indonesia is estimated to be one of the centers of destructive fishing activities (cyanide and bombs) in Indonesia, where ...
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Economic feasibility of energy supply by small modular nuclear reactors on small islands: case studies of Jeju, Tasmania and Tenerife
... Small modular reactors (SMR) have been proposed in recent energy discussions as a potential way to address such issues in micro grids. Six different ‘types’ of SMRs (based on broad categorizations of >50 ...
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Beyond the Verbiage: Consumerism through Tourism and Its Manifestations in Small Islands and Remote Places
... Abstract ‘Beyond the Verbiage’ are encounters with the environment. So much has been written about our consumerist contemporary society and Climate Change. This paper is an artistic examination of research conducted by ...
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Exploring experts' views and perspectives on the enhancement of strategic environmental assessment in European small islands
... in small islands with the mainland (see section ...with small population size, and identified in the literature as one of the main constraints of these territories (Kerr, ...in small ...
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Homisland-IO : Homogeneous land use/land cover over the Small Islands of the Indian Ocean
... Abstract: Many small islands are located in the southwestern Indian Ocean. These islands have their own environmental specificities and very fragmented landscapes. Generic land use products developed ...
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How may sustainability be advanced through Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) in small islands? Exploring a conceptual framework
... Small islands provide an opportunity to influence the debate on Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) towards sustainability, due to their specific natural and human ...in small islands, ...
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The Role Of Dusung As Atraditional Arooresty Pattern And Local Culture In Overcoming Food Security And Security Problems In Small Islands
... the islands with small islands that are very stretched against environmental conditions such as Maluku, is an optimal land use system to ensure the sustainability of food ...
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Collaborative Livelihood Strategy: A Reflection of Social Network in Economic Activity (Case Study in Small Islands, Maluku Province, Indonesian)
... of small islands have been throughout generations conserving genetic diversity of various plant species based on rainfall pattern in the environment where they ...with small island characteristics ...
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High sedimentary oxygen consumption indicates that sewage input from small islands drives benthic community shifts on overfished reefs
... Knowing where to focus management depends on determining and extracting information on relevant key drivers of degradation at different localities. Whilst relatively simple methods for measuring herbivorous fish ...
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Challenges in the utilization and circularity of renewable energy : the case of small islands in Greece
... Greek islands is, currently, in a transitional ...the islands in the next ...smaller islands remains a bottleneck, as without it the profit potential is nullified by the small market size of ...
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Mangrove Management in Indonesia from Laws on Coastal and Small Islands
... and Small Islands (UU ...and Small Islands are natural, non-natural sources; human-made resources and environmental services; natural resources include fishes, coral reef, seagrass bed, ...
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Trajectories of exposure and vulnerability of small islands to climate change
... driving small islands’ ...of small islands reveal key differences between atoll reef islands and high ...reef islands are highly exposed and vulnerable as they are concentrated ...
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Trajectories of exposure and vulnerability of small islands to climate change
... Torres Islands) and reinforcing due to the persistence and path-dependence of the societal and environmental processes controlling ...these islands will indeed, at least in the next decades, be consistent ...
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Small islands and pandemic influenza: Potential benefits and limitations of travel volume reduction as a border control measure
... that islands have achieved border control suc- cesses with pandemic influenza in the past, a more recent review cited expert opinion against the use of mandatory travel restrictions for pandemic influenza control ...
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Groundwater Sustainability Assessment in Small Islands: The Case Study of San Andres in the Caribbean Sea
... In 2000, UNESCO designated the San Andres Island as part of the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve because of the coastal and marine areas that include coral reefs, mangroves, islands and dry tropical forest. In 2005 ...
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Destination Management of Small Islands: The Case of Koh Mak
... district, small, medium level economic development, not colonial, chain, Semi-tropical ...a small island, Koh Mak is dependent on imports of food and water and other essential ...of islands, it can ...
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Agrarian Conflicts in Islands Areas (Case Study in Maluku Islands, Indonesia)
... in small islands. Focus was given on three small islands, namely Tanimbar Islands, Aru Islands, and Saparua ...in small islands was ...in small ...
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From days to decades: numerical modelling of freshwater lens response to climate change stressors on small low lying islands
... confined Lucayan limestone, as the older (deeper) geologi- cal units are too permeable and thus are not able to prevent freshwater from mixing with the surrounding saltwater (Cant and Weech, 1986; Schneider and Kruse, ...
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