Cameroon has a strong geological potential for a number of mineral resources that, if well managed, could support economic growth. The country contains potentially large deposits of iron ore, gold, bauxite, diamond, limestone, nickel, and gemstones, and indices of other numerous minerals and precious metals. Despite its geological wealth, mining has never played a major role in Cameroon’s econo...

By computing the Sustainable Livelihood Security Indices, current research study aimed to estimate and rank sustainability in development livelihood status of thirteen districts Andhra Pradesh (SLSI). SLSI is a compound index made up three indices: ecological security (ESI), economic efficiency (EEI), social equity (SEI). It one most comprehensive yet straightforward indexes for assessing long-...

Quantitative indicators are a common means of assessing the complex dimensions of a sustainable freshwater system, and framing scientific knowledge for policy and decision makers. There is an abundance of indicators in use, but considerable variation in terms of what is being measured and how indicators are applied, making it difficult for end-users to identify suitable assessment methods. We r...

The assessment of sustainability—in its three meanings: economic, social, and environmental ones—needs to be supported by specific econometric statistical methodologies in order properly considered policymaking processes. In the current literature use indices, capable summarizing fields sustainability, is a proven operational practice express judgments on convenience feasibility investment citi...

breeding and cropping cultivars with high weed competitiveness have played an important role in the non-chemical weed management. this experiment was carried out in order to study the effect of nitrogen on weed tolerance and competition indices of five wheat cultivars at the research field of agricultural faculty, university of mohaghegh ardabili, during 2010-2011 growing season. experimental f...

AIM The aim of this study was to explore nurses' perceptions of climate and environmental issues and examine how nurses perceive their role in contributing to the process of sustainable development. BACKGROUND Climate change and its implications for human health represent an increasingly important issue for the healthcare sector. According to the International Council of Nurses Code of Ethics...

Not yet two decades after the publication of Our Common Future, the world’s political and environmental landscape has changed significantly. Nonetheless, we argue that the concept and practice of sustainable development (SD)–as guiding institutional principle, as concrete policy goal, and as focus of political struggle–remains salient in confronting the multiple challenges of this new global or...

The Fourth World Conference on Women acknowledged that environmental degradation 1) disproportionately affects poor women who are powerless to control it, 2) is linked to poverty, and 3) jeopardizes women's reproductive health. Thus, the Platform for Action addresses environmental inequalities among its 12 areas of critical concern, and the governments who signed the consensus agreed to take a...