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• VCSE Guidebook/Introduction/Why e-learning for sustainable development in the first place?
  ==1.1. Why e-learning for sustainable development in the first place?== ...n perspective in a very direct way and have to come to a joint solution of the problem.
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• VCSE Guidebook/Introduction/Why e-learning for sustainable development in the first place?
  ==1.1. Why e-learning for sustainable development in the first place?== ...n perspective in a very direct way and have to come to a joint solution of the problem.
  3 KB (368 words) - 06:31, 30 August 2017
• VCSE Guidebook/Introduction
  ...l instrument in dealing with the particularly complex issue of sustainable development at a European level. ...nsive technical expertise in order to promote the practice of “e-learning” for sustainability issues to a wider audience among other European Higher Acade
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• Knowledge base for Ore Mountains case study
  == Resources for themetic issues available on internet == ...oss border cooperation and role of the EU in supporting integrated spatial development]]
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• Ethiopia: Deforestation
  ...ustment Programmes]], among others. [[wikipedia:en:Ethiopia|Ethiopia]] and the state of its forests is a case where we can see these pressures played out. ...ect impact at the local level – on the quality of life in diverse parts of the world.
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• New Zealand: Mining in Schedule 4 Conflict
  ...nable practices and achieve carbon neutrality, and to initiate a review of the ETS with a view to significantly amending it. ...hose goals…I am committed to unlocking New Zealand’s mineral potential for the benefit of all New Zealanders, both present and future” <ref>Brownlee, (2
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