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  • 1 What is Environmental Systems Analysis?

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  • What is Environmental Systems Analysis?

    The study of complex environmental problems by identifying and analyzing causes, mechanisms, processes, impacts of and potential solutions.
  • What for are quantitative models used in Environmental Systems Analysis?

    To understand different components, processes and te hierarchy that drives environmental change.
  • What are central elements of Systems Analysis?

    Scale and stakeholder analysis.
  • What issues are addressed in the ESA group at Wageningen UR?

    Pollution, climate change and changes in ecosystems.
  • 2 The Flexible Step (Flex-Step) Method

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  • What is the Flex-Step Method?

    A general framework supporting the selection of appropriate approaches to environmental research and assessment, specific to each research or policy question.
  • What are the steps of the Flex-Step Method?

    Problem formulation, analysis and synthesis.
  • What is the purpose of the problem definition phase?

    To come to a clear and unequivocal description of the problem.
  • What can the DPSIR Framework assist in?

    Clarifying the linkages between the different aspects of an environmental problem.
  • For what is communication with stakeholders important?

    To define the problem, or understand how the problem is perceived by stakeholders.
  • What phases does the problem definition step consist of?

    The boundary analysis, stakeholder analysis, problem definition and formulation of the objective of the research or assessment.
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