Socio-economic or environmental benefits from pondscapes? Deriving stakeholder preferences using analytic hierarchy process and compositional data analysis

Vo, Hoang-Tien; Vrachioli, Maria; Frick, Fabian; Sauer, Johannes; Balmana, Sandra Brucet; Vidal, Lluís Benejam; Mehner, Thomas; Lemmens, Pieter; Oertli, Beat; Boissezon, Aurélie; Beklioğlu, Meryem; Dolcerocca, Antoine; Meerhoff, Mariana

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.118298

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“…It offers a systematic approach for decision-makers to compare and assign weights to multiple options. Its versatility has seen widespread adoption in different environmental domains like strategic planning, groundwater safety (Majidipour et al, 2021), urban resilience (Kosova et al, 2022), irrigation system evaluation (Khatete et al, 2023), environmental awareness and management analysis (Du et al, 2018), stakeholder preferences (Vo et al, 2023), and assessing flood vulnerabilities and risks (Dandapat and Panda, 2017;Abdrabo et al, 2023). Notably, Vo et al applied AHP as its primary methodology for determining weights for stakeholders' ecosystem service preferences and prioritizing environmental alternatives for pond ecosystems (2023).…”

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Evolving environmental awareness and shifts in management priorities: a socioeconomic lens on the min river basin, China

Zeng,

Chen,

Wang

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Watersheds have experienced economic and demographic development for decades. In China, this development has been associated with environmental degradation, including water quality deterioration, abnormal stream flow, and biotic resource depletion. Effective watershed management incorporates sustainability and public involvement, enabling the long-term security of the human and natural world. Management strategies however need to take into account local conditions, as every watershed is unique. This paper adopts the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) combined with the random forest model to investigate the shift in participants’ environmental awareness across different socioeconomic groups over the past 15 years. Additionally, it scrutinizes the changing public perceptions on the management priorities and areas requiring enhancement. The AHP index highlighted the importance of environmental behavioral intentions (EBI) as a component of environmental awareness (EA). Between 2006 and 2021, significant changes occurred in public environmental awareness (perception, knowledge, behavioral intention) and perceived management priorities, stressing the need for timely adjustment of management policies. Notably, environmental concern (EC) appears to have decreased over time, reflecting effective management and increased governmental attention. Emphasis on the recreational ecosystem services offered by watershed forests has increased. Males, individuals aged over 40-years-old, and individuals located in the upper reaches possessed higher risk perceptions than other groups. These findings may help policymakers to adjust management priorities based on geographic region and may assist them in promoting more effective measures to communicate watershed sustainable management goals and strategies to the public.

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Evolving environmental awareness and shifts in management priorities: a socioeconomic lens on the min river basin, China

Zeng,

Chen,

Wang

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Policies and practices impacting the implementation of nature-based solutions: a comparative study of ponds and pondscapes in eight countries

Ryfisch,

Başoğlu Acet,

Benejam

et al. 2024

Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

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Sara Pataanguna's Leadership Model in the Context of Globalization

Nurhayati,

Arsyad,

Suaib

et al. 2024

RGSA

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Purpose: The purpose of this article is to describe and analyze Sara Pataanguna's leadership values and apply these concepts in the context of globalization. It aims to highlight the relevance of Sara Pataanguna's leadership model in overcoming global challenges and promoting sustainable international cooperation. Method: This research utilizes qualitative methods, employing an analytical approach to history, literature, and the social context of the Sultanate of Buton. The focus is on leadership values that reflect a balance between self-nobility, state interests, and religious primacy. Result and Conclusion: The main finding of this study is that Sara Pataanguna's leadership model can be effectively adopted to overcome global challenges and promote sustainable international cooperation. By emphasizing values such as feeling, empathy, respecting cultural plurality, and supporting international cooperation, leaders can build respectful relationships, overcome inequality, and promote social justice in the era of globalization. Implication of the Research: The research suggests that Sara Pataanguna's leadership values offer practical guidance for leaders in navigating the complexities and challenges of globalization. By incorporating these values into their leadership approach, leaders can address global issues such as climate change, international conflict, and economic inequality with integrity and justice. Originality/Value: This article provides significant value by highlighting the relevance of Sara Pataanguna's leadership model in the modern context of globalization. It emphasizes the importance of cultural diversity, international cooperation, and social justice in addressing global challenges and promoting sustainable development.

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Socio-economic or environmental benefits from pondscapes? Deriving stakeholder preferences using analytic hierarchy process and compositional data analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Evolving environmental awareness and shifts in management priorities: a socioeconomic lens on the min river basin, China

Evolving environmental awareness and shifts in management priorities: a socioeconomic lens on the min river basin, China

Policies and practices impacting the implementation of nature-based solutions: a comparative study of ponds and pondscapes in eight countries

Sara Pataanguna's Leadership Model in the Context of Globalization

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