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1. Land use and cover change as an overarching topic in the Dutch national research programme on global air pollution and climate change. Issues for implementation

Author

Fresco LO, Berg MM van den, Zeijl-Rozema AE van, PB-NOP, and LUW

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research, air, grondgebruik, land use, pollution, klimaatverandering, programma, lucht, verontreiniging, programs, onderzoek, climatic changes
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Available from National Research Programme on Global Air Pollution and Climate Change, P.O. Box 1, 3720 BA Bilthoven, fax: +31 30 2744436, e-mail: inge.timofeeff@rivm.nl.

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2012

5. Improving local implementation of an MNC's global CSR strategy: the importance of stakeholders

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Woerkom, Philip M. Van and Zeijl-Rozema, Annemarie Van

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The private sector and multinational corporations (MNCs) in particular play an important role in encouraging and ensuring global sustainable development. For an MNC, this requires a local implementation of their global approach but realising this can be challenging. This challenge motivated the current paper. We argue that stakeholder's interests and needs at various scale levels should be met. This paper demonstrates how an MNC can identify useful corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities for various stakeholders by taking into account salience, credibility and legitimacy. The paper develops a CSR self-assessment tool that allows an MNC at both local and global level to determine the usefulness of local CSR activities for stakeholders and that identifies if value is created with local activities. Based on case study research, the self-assessment tool designed for this research has proven to be useful. This paper concludes with concrete propositions on what MNCs can do to improve local implementation of their global CSR strategy.

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2017
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7. IIASA Eurasia: The IIASA Land Use Change Project (LUC)

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Fresco, I., Leemans, R., II, B.L. Turner, Skole, D., Zeijl-Rozema, A.G. van, Haarmann, V., Fischer, G., Fresco, I., Leemans, R., II, B.L. Turner, Skole, D., Zeijl-Rozema, A.G. van, Haarmann, V., and Fischer, G.

Published
1997

8. Land use and cover change as an overarching topic in the Dutch national research programme on global air pollution and climate change. Issues for implementation

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PB-NOP, LUW, Fresco LO, Berg MM van den, Zeijl-Rozema AE van, PB-NOP, LUW, Fresco LO, Berg MM van den, and Zeijl-Rozema AE van

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RIVM rapport:Abstract niet beschikbaar, The integration study 'Land Use and Cover Change as an overarching topic in the Dutch National Research Programme on Global Air Pollution and Climate Change (NRP)' aims at identifying research fields in which the NRP can contribute most effectively to the international scientific know-how of the interactions between land use/cover and global change. Goals of the study were: the initiation of integration of NRP land use/cover projects; the formulation of Dutch views on national and international research on land use and cover change (LUCC); and the preparation of an NRP agenda for research on land use/cover in relation to climate change. Land use/cover change is a very broad field of research and it is impossible to cover the whole subject within the NRP. Important Dutch land use/cover research topics are at present: the influence of the land cover on biogeochemical cycles; land cover distribution; the influence of climate change on crop growth; the use of biomass for energy supply; and land use/cover modelling. Tropical areas as well as the Netherlands, Europe and the global perspective are studied. Within the NRP, the biophysical side of land use/cover change has received most attention. A concerted effort is required to focus Dutch Land Use/Cover research more effectively in order to: optimise the Dutch inputs into the international arena (IGBP, IHDP, etc.). Define areas of complementarity in which Dutch research and policy can best benefit directly or indirectly from international research efforts.

Published
1996

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