This paper discusses the health impacts of climate changes on arctic residents. Stating that it is crucial to understand, collect and organize information indicative of the changes taking place and their potential impacts, the article proposes a series of community indicators to support the development of monitoring and decision-making ability within northern regions and communities.
BERNER J., FURGAL, CH. (2005): Human Health. المُدخلات: Arctic Climate Impact Assessment: URL [Accessed: 07.06.2018]Library
This first review on the occurrence and environmental profile of PPCPs in the Arctic identified the presence of 110 related substances in the Arctic environment based on the reports from scientific publications, national and regional assessments and surveys, as well as academic research studies (i.e., PhD theses).
PPCP residues were reported in virtually all environmental compartments from coastal seawater to high trophic level biota. For Arctic environments, domestic and municipal wastes as well as sewage are identified as primary release sources. However, the absence of modern waste water treatment plants (WWTPs), even in larger settlements in the Arctic, is resulting in relatively high release rates for selected PPCPs into the receiving Arctic (mainly) aquatic environment.
This website provides detailed insights into the integrity management approach and contains all integrity risks and tools as well as relevant guidance and publications related to the IM Toolbox.
http://www.waterintegritynetwork.net/imtoolbox/ [Accessed: 07.06.2018]Muhammad Yunus is a Bangladeshi social entrepreneur, banker, economist, and civil society leader who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for founding the Grameen Bank and pioneering the concepts of microcredit and microfinance.
http://muhammadyunus.org/ [Accessed: 06.06.2018]This links provides information on one of the major diseases caused by low quality hygiene.
http://www.who.int/gho/neglected_diseases/trachoma/en/ [Accessed: 06.06.2018]This online guide provides comprehensive facts and figures of plastic pollution, the impact on our oceans and marine life, and much more.
https://sloactive.com/plastic-pollution/ [Accessed: 06.06.2018]This online guide provides comprehensive facts and figures of plastic pollution, the impact on our oceans and marine life, and much more.
Milton Friedman was an American economist who received the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his research on consumption analysis, monetary history and theory, and the complexity of stabilization policy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_Friedman [Accessed: 06.06.2018]This links provides an article about the lunching of the SDGs
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/?page=view&nr=1021&type=230&menu=2059 [Accessed: 06.06.2018]This is the interactive version of the Compendium of Sanitation Systems and Technologies by TILLEY ET AL (2014), a compilation of appropriate sanitation technologies, plus a tool for combining technologies in a full system. The compendium’s popularity is due to its brevity - ordering and structuring a huge range of information on tried and tested technologies in a single document. As in the first edition only proven technologies that are appropriate for low- and middle-income settings are presented. Also, only "improved" sanitation technologies, featuring safe, hygienic, and accessible sanitation are included. The whole range of urban, peri-urban and rural technologies (e.g. from simple pits to conventional sewers) is presented in the eCompendium.
This articles describes suicide rates in the indigenous and non-indigenous populations of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (NAO) in 2002 - 2012, as well as associated socio-demographic characteristics. Suicide rates in the NAO were substantially higher among the indigenous Nenets population than the non-indigenous population, and were associated with different socio-demographic characteristics.
Improvements of the environment for better health is not just a matter of technology. It may impinge on various beliefs and customs of people and lead them to reject such action. This basic principle is emphasised in this article.
PAUL, B. D. (1958): The Role of Beliefs and Customs in Sanitation Programs. المُدخلات: American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health: Volume 48 , 1502–1506. URL [Accessed: 05.06.2018](ECCA) is an environmental organization that focuses on raising awareness through young people in schools, as pupils provide excellent communication channels with communities. ECCA aims to improve access to drinking water in schools and communities in central and eastern Nepal, through the bottling and sale of locally produced chlorine, branded WATASOL.
http://ecca.org.np/home [Accessed: 05.06.2018]PSI Nepal works with local partners to implement sexual and reproductive health programs, including in family planning, maternal health, menstrual health and hygiene, as well as water, sanitation and hygiene.
http://www.psi.org/program/household-water-treatment/ [Accessed: 05.06.2018]ENPHO, a service-oriented, scientific, national non-governmental organization is constantly contributing towards sustainable community development by developing, demonstrating and disseminating eco-friendly technologies (eg. Rain Water Harvesting, EcoSan Toilets, DEWATS) and water treatment options (eg. Chlorine solution, SODIS, filters). ENPHO promotes integrated community based approaches for safe water, sustainable sanitation, solid waste management, hygienic behaviour, improving indoor air, and environmental and air quality monitoring for creating healthy and environmental friendly societies.
http://enpho.org/?programs_cat=safe-water [Accessed: 05.06.2018]
Roots of impact: Roots of impacts builds the market for impact investing. Social impact incentives (siinc) is a funding instrument that rewards high-impact enterprises with premium payments for achieving social impact.