Environmental flows are a key tool for ensuring the sustainability of rivers, but successful
implementation remains limited. Many barriers to implementation relate to the broader …

Environmental flow (e-flow) decision making relies on flow-ecology models to predict
ecological outcomes under different flow regimes. While expert knowledge has traditionally …

The decline in global freshwater biodiversity demands urgent action. Governments are
attempting to use environmental management to partly restore degraded ecosystems …

Stakeholder engagement is an integral part of water governance to provide long-term
sustainable water services (eg, water storage, distribution, treatment). Yet, evidence-based …

This report presents key results from the project 'Capacity building on waste management in
the Bago Region'. It synthesizes primary and secondary data on various aspects of waste …

Fire is one example of a larger class of wicked environmental management problems that
require community‐based management for long‐term success. This study aimed to support …

This chapter argues that despite institutional limitations green ethical reasoning can be
adopted in public policy processes and contribute to well-balanced value conflict …

It is widely considered that the energy transition should be just, yet achieving this goal is a
complex socio-technical process. Models serve as valuable tools to support decision …

Stakeholder engagement is a key component of sustainable water services (eg, water
storage, distribution, treatment). Water services in rural communities can involve users of …

Indonesian female migrant workers in Malaysia often face significant reproductive health
challenges, including a lack of knowledge about personal hygiene genitalia. Congested …