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H.D. Amorocho Daza

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The authors regret that there were two formatting mistakes: 1. Definitions of key “Nexus” and “ecosystems” terms appear as a paragraph on page 4 rather than within Box 1. The revised Box 1 is [Table presented] Box 1. Glossary of key terms. 2. The caption for Fig. 7 is separated f ...

Integrating “nature” in the water-energy-food Nexus

Current perspectives and future directions

Integrated approaches for managing natural resources are said to meet increasing demand for water, energy, and food, while maintaining the integrity of ecosystems, and ensuring equitable access to resources. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus has been proposed as a cross-sectoral ...

A model-based policy analysis framework for social-ecological systems

Integrating uncertainty and participation in system dynamics modelling

Problems manifested within social-ecological systems (SES) exhibit dynamic complexity and hold implications for current and future human well-being and environmental sustainability. The complexity of these issues, the ever-present uncertainty inherent to SES, and the multi-stakeh ...
The social-ecological systems (SES) approach elicits a broad understanding of some of the most pressing socionatural challenges (e.g. resource scarcity, biodiversity loss, and climate change) and the responsibility that humans have in addressing them. System dynamics has proven a ...
Water enables health, education, and economic well-being opportunities for humanity. Access to basic water and sanitation services, freshwater variability, and water storage are some of the dimensions that may impact on human development worldwide. Yet few studies quantitatively ...