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Designing a Regional System of Social Indicators to Evaluate Nonpoint Source Water Projects

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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/65694
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Center for Conservation Social Sciences
Author
Prokopy, Linda
Genskow, Ken
Asher, J
Baumgart-Getz, Adam
Bonnell, Joe
Broussard, Shorna
Curtis, C
Floress, K
McDermaid, K
Power, R
Wood, D
Abstract

A collaborative team has developed a system to measure the social outcomes of nonpoint source water projects as indicators of progress towards environmental goals. The system involves a set of core indicators, additional supplemental indicators, and a process for collecting and using the indicators. This process is supported by methodologies and instruments for data collection, analysis, and reporting that are coordinated and supported through detailed written guidance and an on-line data management tool. Its multi-state scope and application offer a unique opportunity to target, measure, and report interim resource management accomplishments consistently at multiple levels.

Date Issued
2009
Publisher
Extension Journal, Inc.
Previously Published as
Prokopy, L.S., Genskow, K., Asher, J., Baumgart-Getz, A., Bonnell, J.E., Broussard, S.R., Curtis, C., Floress, K., McDermaid, K., Power, R., and D. Wood. 2009. Designing a Regional System of Social Indicators to Evaluate Nonpoint Source Water Projects. Journal of Extension 47(2): Article Number 2FEA1. Available at: http://www.joe.org/joe/2009april/a1.php
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