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| Kris Bachus/Daniela Kletzan |
Evaluating policy coherence: the case
of environmentally harmful subsidies |
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| Anja Bauer |
Assessing the future – how technological
impact assessment and strategic environmental assessment deal with
the long term |
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| Tom Bauler/Emilie Mutombo/Alessandro
Bonifazi |
Sustainability evaluations in the context
of long-term strategizing. Crossing insights from urban development
and transition management |
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| Gerald Berger |
Sustainability impact assessment: Definitions,
Approaches and Applications in Europe |
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| Alessandro Bonifazi/ Carlo Rega |
SEA and the tangles of urban governance:
Sustainability, democracy and effectiveness |
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| Nora Danko |
What gets lost in the computer? – Putting
evaluation findings on sustainability initiatives into context
by analysing interviewers’ scribbles on questionnaires |
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| Steff Deprez |
Development of a planning, learning
and accountability system for sustainable agriculture chain development
in Eastern Indonesia – Outcome Mapping in action |
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| Maria-Angeles Diez/Iker Extano |
Multi-criteria analysis as a potential
tool for evaluating nature conservation policy |
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| Maria-Angeles Diez/ Beatriz
Izquierdo/Eduardo Malagon |
Evaluation utilization in multi-institutional
contexts |
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| Valentina Dinica/Hans Bressers |
How to govern for sustainable tourism?
An evaluation of the Dutch governance approach to sustainability |
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| Anne DuPasquier |
Sustainability assessment of local
projects: Importance of the institutional procedure |
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| Katharine Farrell |
Judging Janus: Institutionalising adjudication
of the quality of sustainability evaluations and evaluators |
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| Paula Ferreira/Madalena Araujo/ M.
E. J. O’Kelly |
Integrating social concerns into electricity
planning |
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| Charlotte Fiala |
Learning from other disciplines: Development
studies |
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| Viachaslau Filimonau |
Evaluations of sustainable development
(SD) projects and their impact on environmental decision-making
in Belarus within the period of 1991-2006 |
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| Tomek Gabor |
Assessing intersectoral partnership
in the evaluation of common initiative Equal in Poland |
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| Maia Gachechiladze |
Potential of strategic environmental
assessment follow-up for institutional learning and collaboration:
A case of Merseyside Local Transport Plans, UK |
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| Andrea Gathy |
Shortcomings of the evaluation methods
in the national strategies for sustainable development |
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| Mojca Golobic/Naja Marot |
Territorial impact assessment: a policy
development tool for territorial cohesion |
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| Stelios Grafakos/D. Zevgolis/V. Oikonomou |
Incorporating policy makers’ preferences
for ex ante evaluation of energy and climate policy interactions:
Development of a criteria weights integrated elicitation
technique |
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| Michelle Graymore/Anne Wallis/Anneke
Richards |
Significance of environment in the
assessment of sustainable development: The case for South West
Victoria |
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| Bernhard Hack |
Evaluating policy coherence for development
in Austria: Towards building a measurement tool |
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| Markus Hametner/ Michael Tiroch/Reinhard
Steurer |
Objectives and indicators of sustainable
development in Europe: A comparative analysis of European coherence |
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| Erik Hedblom/Sara Bandstein |
Evaluation of management response systems
in aid organisations |
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| Leon Hermans |
Towards a framework for sustainable
development evaluations in multi-actor systems |
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| Esther Hoffmann |
Interorganisational learning between
evaluators and commissioning agents |
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| Karl Hogl/ Ralf Nordbeck/ Michael Pregernig |
Types and functions of monitoring and
evaluation approaches in three Austrian strategies for sustainable
development |
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| Richard Hummelbrunner |
Monitoring and evaluation as elements
of strategic governance for cohesion policy |
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| Agnieszka Hunka/ Teodora-Alexandra
Palarie |
WFD, institutional infrastructure,
decision-making and stakeholders’ participation in water
risk management in Poland and Romania |
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| Huib Huyse/Jan Van Ongevalle |
Fulfilling the expectations? The experiences
with the M&E part of Outcome Mapping in an education for sustainability
project in Zimbabwe |
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| Rodrigo Jiliberto |
The Insure System Mapping Model: A
qualitative system model to describe the system of the regional
sustainability |
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| George Julnes |
Developing policies for government
sponsored evaluation: Contextual influences on the adequacy and
appropriateness of alternative methodologies |
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| Ausra Jurkeviciute |
SEA of structural funds’ operational
programmes for 2007-2013 in Romania |
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| Jorgen Knudsen |
Monitoring towards more sustainable
energy policies? A comparative assessment of procedures and political
impacts in Norway and Sweden |
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| Martin Lehmann/ Erik Ørskov |
Governance by evaluation? The use of
environmental assessments in the development of policies and plans
in the region of Southern Denmark |
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| Keti Medarova |
Environmental assessments for regional
development in Bulgaria – Implications for environmental
policy integration |
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| Jake Morris/ Valentina Tassone |
Assessing the sustainability impacts
of European policies - stakeholder-based research methods and results |
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| Richard Müller |
Role of local sustainable development
strategies in improving access to EU funds: A case study of Nitra
district, Slovakia |
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| Nora Mzavanadze/Renata Dagiliute |
Sustainable development in Lithuania:
between the governmental agenda and an undiscovered civil society |
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| Julie Newton/Terry Marsden/ Alex Franklin/Andrea
Collins |
Building sustainable communities: An
interrogative model for progressing towards sustainability |
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| Måns Nilsson/Göran Finnveden/Oskar
Wallgren/Sara Tyskeng/Daniel Jonsson |
Frameworks and tools for ex post SEA:
learning from evaluation and environmental systems analysis |
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| Tomasz Nitkiewicz |
Current developments in sustainability
evaluation in Poland |
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| Viktoryia Novikava |
The challenge of incorporating SEA
and EA systems of Belarus: Evaluation of the pilot SEA |
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| Axel Olearius/ Sally Nicholson/lola
Leal Riesco |
From an audit report to a learning
process? The challenge to integrate the environment into the European
Community’s development assistance |
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| Michael Ornetzeder/Judith Feichtinger |
Participatory evaluation of sustainability on
the local level. Lessons from the Viennese case. |
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| Aysun Ozen |
Whose time is it? A “temporal” approach
to evaluation: Time perspective as a dimension of boundary judgements
and evaluation |
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| Gul Ozerol |
Evaluation of public participation
towards sustainable water management: An institutional perspective |
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| Dariusz Pienkowski |
Evaluators as a part of sustainable
development policy |
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| Stephen Powell/Joakim Molander |
Assessment of Outcome Mapping as a
tool for evaluating and monitoring support to civil society organisations |
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| Reinhold Priewasser/ Karin Krondorfer |
Process Criteria as indicators of success
in the field of local-agenda-21-evaluations |
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| Csaba Pusztai |
Sustainability and learning at the
local level of governance: a network approach in assessment |
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| Tim Rayner/ Dave Huitema |
The institutionalisation of policy
evaluation across Europe? A comparative analysis of the climate
change issue |
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| Pablo Rodriguez-Bilella |
Governance and the promotion of a culture
of evaluation: the role of the evaluation networks |
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| Emma Rowan/George Hutchinson/Alberto
Longo/Brendan Murtagh |
Merging collaborative planning and
environmental valuation for eliciting preferences for a national
park designation in Northern Ireland |
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| Michal Sedlacko |
Applying institutional theory to the
assessment of national strategies for sustainable development |
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| Benoit Simon |
Use of SEA for 2007-2013 structural
funds (ERDF) programmes in France: appropriation by actors and
experience feedback |
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| Gordana Stojanovic |
Monitoring and evaluation research
of energy efficiency policy deployment |
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| Eckhard Störmer/Bernhard Truffer/Hans
Kastenholz |
Policy learning by ex-ante evaluation
of infrastructure strategies: “Regional Infrastructure Foresight” as
participatory strategy learning process |
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| Peter Szuppinger/ Julia Schuchmann |
Evaluation of green public procurement – ideas,
plans and methods in the national action plans |
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| Mattijs Taanman/Henk Diepenmaat/Eefje
Cuppen |
Reflection for targeted action: The
use of transition monitoring in innovation programs |
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| Nicola Tollin/ X. Alvarez del
Castillo/
Charlotte Book |
Systems thinking and systems dynamics
in evaluation of sustainability: The case study of SYNAPS World |
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| Jo Van Assche/ Thomas Block/Filip De
Rynck/Herwig Reynaert |
City monitoring as method for policy
learning about urban sustainability? The case of the city monitor
for liveable and sustainable Flemish cities 2006 |
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| Harald Wilfing/Ulrike Bechtold |
The role of visualisation within sustainability
evaluation approaches |
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| Michaela Zint |
“MEERA” – A web-based
resource for improving evaluations of education for sustainable
development programs |
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