Bioenergy: Evaluating Impacts - Revision history

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Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts from bioenergy systems. They are grouped into four main categories: 

*Food security
*Environment and natural resources
*Climate and emissions
*Socio-economic impacts
The impacts and questions reviewed are most appropriate for the evaluation of large-scale projects. 

== Food Security ==
Bioenergy production has some potential effects on global commodity prices and may result with impacts on food security of developing countries. Most developing countries are price takers in the context of agricultural production, resulting with almost no impact on international prices. The guiding questions take the different aspects of food security into account and focus on national and local implications of bioenergy product. 

== Environmental and natural resources ==
In this section, guiding and sub-questions on potential environmental impacts of bioenergy production and use are presented. The questions are grouped into four different categories: 

*Ecosystems and biodiversity
*Water availability and quality
*Forest resources and products
*Soil and land productivity 
== Climate and Emissions ==
This section contains questions aimed at inciting discussion and analysis on the potential climate impacts that bioenergy projects have, against the background of bioenergy having the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are divided into two impact categories: 

*Greenhouse gas (GHG) balance
*Potential impacts on air quality 
== Socio-economic impacts ==
In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production: 

*Land tenure and displacement risk
*Income generation and potential exclusion of certain groups/individuals
*Employment and labour conditions
*Increased energy availability and access
*Economics, including cross-sector effects
*Governance

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 = Overview =
 Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts from bioenergy systems. They are grouped into four main categories:<br/>
 *Food security
 *Environment and natural resources
 *Climate and emissions
 *Socio-economic impacts
 The impacts and questions reviewed are most appropriate for the evaluation of large-scale projects.<br/>
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 In this section, guiding and sub-questions on potential environmental impacts of bioenergy production and use are presented. The questions are grouped into four different categories:<br/>
 *Ecosystems and biodiversity
 *Water availability and quality
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 This section contains questions aimed at inciting discussion and analysis on the potential climate impacts that bioenergy projects have, against the background of bioenergy having the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are divided into two impact categories:<br/>
 *Greenhouse gas (GHG) balance
 *Potential impacts on air quality<br/>
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 In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production.<br/>
 *Land tenure and displacement risk
 *Income generation and potential exclusion of certain groups/individuals
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 *Economics, including cross-sector effects
 *Governance<br/>
 = Further Information =
 *[[Portal:Bioenergy|Bioenergy portal on energypedia]]
-*[http://www.bioenergydecisiontool.org/ http://www.bioenergydecisiontool.org/]
+*[[Portal:Bioenergy|Bioenergy portal on energypedia]]<br/>
 = Reference =
 *[http://www.bioenergydecisiontool.org/ http://www.bioenergydecisiontool.org/]
 [[Category:Impacts_Environmental]]

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 = Further Information =
 *[[Portal:Bioenergy|Bioenergy portal on energypedia]]
 = Reference =
 [[Category:Bioenergy]]

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-► Go back to [[Bioenergy Decision Support Tool|Bioenergy Decision Support Tool]]<br/>
+'''►Back to [[Bioenergy Decision Support Tool|Bioenergy Decision Support Tool]]<br/>'''
 Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts from bioenergy systems. They are grouped into four main categories:<br/>
 *Food security
 *Environment and natural resources
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 The impacts and questions reviewed are most appropriate for the evaluation of large-scale projects.<br/>
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+== Food Security<br/> ==
 Bioenergy production has some potential effects on global commodity prices and may result with impacts on food security of developing countries. Most developing countries are price takers in the context of agricultural production, resulting with almost no impact on international prices. The guiding questions take the different aspects of food security into account and focus on national and local implications of bioenergy product.<br/>
-<br/>
+== Environmental and natural resources<br/> ==
 In this section, guiding and sub-questions on potential environmental impacts of bioenergy production and use are presented. The questions are grouped into four different categories:<br/>
 *Ecosystems and biodiversity
 *Water availability and quality
 *Forest resources and products
 *Soil and land productivity<br/>
 This section contains questions aimed at inciting discussion and analysis on the potential climate impacts that bioenergy projects have, against the background of bioenergy having the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are divided into two impact categories:<br/>
 *Greenhouse gas (GHG) balance
 *Potential impacts on air quality<br/>
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+== Socio-economic impacts<br/> ==
 In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production.<br/>
 *Land tenure and displacement risk
 *Income generation and potential exclusion of certain groups/individuals
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 *Economics, including cross-sector effects
 *Governance<br/>

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 Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts from bioenergy systems. They are grouped into four main categories:<br/>
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 *Socio-economic impacts
 The impacts and questions reviewed are most appropriate for the evaluation of large-scale projects.<br/>
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 == Food Security<br/> ==
 Bioenergy production has some potential effects on global commodity prices and may result with impacts on food security of developing countries. Most developing countries are price takers in the context of agricultural production, resulting with almost no impact on international prices. The guiding questions take the different aspects of food security into account and focus on national and local implications of bioenergy product.<br/>
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 == Environmental and natural resources<br/> ==
 In this section, guiding and sub-questions on potential environmental impacts of bioenergy production and use are presented. The questions are grouped into four different categories:<br/>
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 *Forest resources and products
 *Soil and land productivity<br/>
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 == Climate and Emissions<br/> ==
 This section contains questions aimed at inciting discussion and analysis on the potential climate impacts that bioenergy projects have, against the background of bioenergy having the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are divided into two impact categories:<br/>
 *Greenhouse gas (GHG) balance
 *Potential impacts on air quality<br/>
 <br/>
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 == Socio-economic impacts<br/> ==
 In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production.<br/>

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-► Go back to [[Bioenergy_Decision_Support_Tool|Bioenergy Decision Support Tool]]<br/>
+► Go back to [[Bioenergy Decision Support Tool|Bioenergy Decision Support Tool]]<br/>
 Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts from bioenergy systems. They are grouped into four main categories:<br/>
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 *Socio-economic impacts
 The impacts and questions reviewed are most appropriate for the evaluation of large-scale projects.<br/>
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 == Environmental and natural resources<br/> ==
 In this section, guiding and sub-questions on potential environmental impacts of bioenergy production and use are presented. The questions are grouped into four different categories:<br/>
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 *Forest resources and products
 *Soil and land productivity<br/>
 == Climate and Emissions<br/> ==
 This section contains questions aimed at inciting discussion and analysis on the potential climate impacts that bioenergy projects have, against the background of bioenergy having the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are divided into two impact categories:<br/>
 <br/>
 == Socio-economic impacts<br/> ==
-In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production:<br/>
+In this section, relevant questions are listed concerning the potential negative impacts of bioenergy (land ownership, gender imbalances etc.) as well as the opportunities of bioenergy production.<br/>

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Bioenergy: Evaluating Impacts - Revision history

Laura Jakobeit at 14:48, 3 June 2015

Ranisha at 08:49, 19 December 2014

Ranisha at 15:25, 18 December 2014

Ranisha: Ranisha moved page Evaluating Impacts to Bioenergy: Evaluating Impacts without leaving a redirect

Johannes zur Bonsen at 15:32, 17 December 2014

Johannes zur Bonsen at 14:56, 17 December 2014

Johannes zur Bonsen at 14:56, 17 December 2014

Johannes zur Bonsen: Created page with "► Go back to Bioenergy Decision Support Tool Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts fr..."

Johannes zur Bonsen: Created page with "► Go back to Bioenergy Decision Support Tool
Questions for key environmental and socio-economic impacts are provided in this module and will help to examine impacts fr..."