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...economic: employment, health, education, environment) multiple levels (e.g. local, national, global; micro, meso, macro). Difference This quality is rooted in the reality that all of the interested parties come with their own specific identities, arising out of – and contributing to – their own specific histories (within broader histories involving different mixes of...

...economic income and sustain the biodiversity of the wetlands. Ideas on how to make all agricultural practices both environmentally and economically sustainable, whilst closely monitoring both crop health and nutritional needs, are so important and it is at the heart of the ICAERUS project. One way of doing this is through precision agriculture which reduces inputs by...

...economic data that are too expensive or unfeasible for an individual to collect. Other types of secondary data include organisational records and surveys (e.g. employee surveys), market research data, or transcripts of interviews or focus groups. Whether you are collecting data for your own project or compiling a portfolio of evidence, secondary data serves as a...