Search Results for multi-level governance

... change adaptation for sustainable coastal zones using GIS and AHP . Environmental Monitoring and Assessment , 196 . 10.1007/s10661-023-12287-2 Mignan , A. , Komendantova , N. , Scolobig , A. , & Fleming , K. ( 2017 ). Multi-risk assessment and governance . In C. N...

... Quarterly of Human Rights , 140 – 160 . Niederhauser , M. , & Maggetti , M. ( 2023 ). Multi-level implementation of international law: The role of vertical epistemic communities . Swiss Political Science Review . 10.1111/spsr.12577 Papadopoulos , Y. ( 2023 ). Understanding...

...’ positions on future regulation, lobbying the government on behalf of members, and in some cases, participating in organizing multi-stakeholder deliberations at the national level. For example, members only use the MO to hold meetings to discuss regulatory issues and coordinate their positions before...

.... , & Kraas , F. ( 2022 ). Disaster preparedness and resilience at household level in Yangon, Myanmar . Natural Hazards , 112 , 1273 – 1294 . 10.1007/s11069-022-05226-w Ishiwatari , M. ( 2012 ). Government roles in community-based disaster risk reduction . In R. Shaw (Ed...

... the analysis of case studies, policy documents, and field-level reports, this study identifies the strengths and limitations of the NDRF ’s approach to coastal resilience. It also highlights the need for a multi-stakeholder governance model that incorporates local institutions, civil society...

... effects of job demands and resources on organizational commitment in federal government agencies: A multi-level analysis . Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory , 26 ( 3 ), 475 – 492 . Kaye , B. , & Jordan-Evans , S. ( 2015 ). Hello stay interviews, goodbye talent loss...

... and agencies. Emphasis is placed on the integration of emerging technologies and evolving policies that enhance resilience and strengthen coordinated disaster response at all levels of governance and society. Key Points of this Chapter Covers the concept, measures, and planning of disaster preparedness...

.... , Nurrochmat , D. R. , May , P H. , Brockhaus , M. , Sari , I. M. , & Kusumadewi , S. D. ( 2019 ). Multi-level governance and power in climate change policy networks . Global Environmental Change , 54 , 64 – 77 . Farrell , J. ( 2016 ). Network structure and influence...

...: A conceptualization and systematic review of the literature . Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory , 25 ( 4 ), 1099 – 1126 . Vogelgesang , G. R. , Leroy , H. , & Avolio , B. J. ( 2013 ). Authentic leadership and positive organizational behavior: A meso, multi-level...

... change adaptation for sustainable coastal zones using GIS and AHP . Environmental Monitoring and Assessment , 196 . 10.1007/s10661-023-12287-2 Mignan , A. , Komendantova , N. , Scolobig , A. , & Fleming , K. ( 2017 ). Multi-risk assessment and governance . In C. N...

... , C. , & Jacob , M. ( 2020 ). Circular economy contributions to the tourism sector: A critical literature review . Sustainability , 12 ( 11 ), 4338 . Romero , I. , & Tejada , P. ( 2011 ). A multi-level approach to the study of production chains in the tourism sector...

... , N. ( 2024 ). Artificial intelligence and metaverse applications in the healthcare sector . In L. Chatterjee & N. Gani (Eds.), Multi sector analysis of the digital healthcare industry (pp. 110 – 132 ). IGI Global . Bentley , L. ( 2024 ). The role of technology in enhancing...

.... It also discusses the integration of web-based geographic information system (Web-GIS) and decision support systems (DSS), the role of e-governance and information and communication technology (ICT) in DRR, and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI), drones, internet of things (IoT...

... transformation requires redefining value creation logics, reconfiguring structures, and aligning technological innovation with strategic intent. Building on classical organization theory and contemporary digital studies, this chapter reframes DT as a distributed, multi-level process shaped by contextual...

.... The illustration presents a vertical, connected sequence of eight numbered steps arranged in a flowing pathway. Step 1 states champion at board level, followed by step 2 labelled embed in strategic planning Hoshin Kanri. Step 3 reads establish clear governance and accountability, and step 4 specifies allocate...

... advocate dynamic, multi-level and longitudinal methodologies to effectively capture evolving relationships and tensions in complex IB contexts (e.g. Allen & Rana; Butkevičienė & Kozma; Galizzi, Plakoyiannaki, & Debellis; O’Higgins). The emphasis on systemic sustainability issues and turbulent...

.... Multi-stakeholder coordination among governments, NGO s, and international agencies strengthens response efforts. Risk reduction through EWS and resilient planning, like Japan’s earthquake readiness, minimises future impacts. Environmental sustainability and the use of eco-friendly materials help...