... environmental efficiency, territorial balance, and sustained development, all of which are conducive to improved water planning and management. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Water Development Land Plans Coastal regions Spain Research on relations between water and territory can...

...Mohd Arip Kasmo Water supply is closely linked to forests. In developing countries, especially those in the tropics, large forest areas are cut down for timber, agriculture and industries. The effect of deforestation on water sources could be examined through the study of the correlation between...

...Lucio Munoz Three of the fundamental aspects under which current development programs operate are self‐interest‐based plans, compartmentalized regulatory environments, and unbalanced competition. These forces are important components of traditional sustainable development frameworks as they allow...

... from this participation, as well as future perspectives for developments in the field of telematics and environment in Greece. The National Environment Information Network (EDPP) is actually a communication and environmental information exchange network between central and regional directorates...

...Dele Raheem Suggests that external inputs and interventions can be beneficial or a waste of resources, depending on many complex factors which are interrelated. Deals with how the approach used in the transfer of technology from an industrialized country to a developing country can be beneficial...

...Chrysanthus Chukwuma Discusses environment and development improvement; the prevention and eradication of prevalent diseases and disabilities, as well as drastic abatement in both severe and moderate malnutrition in Egypt. The health of women and children in Egypt is a reflection of the general...