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Unlocking potential – regional multi-stakeholder decision support system for the identification of sustainable transformation pathways

Siekmann, Florian
2023

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Talk (non-conference)

Ressourcenökonomie und der Wasser-Energie-Land Nexus

Siekmann, Florian
2023

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Journal Article

Linking sustainability and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: A monitoring framework accounting for technological development

Siekmann, Florian
2023

Energy, Sustainability and Society, 13 (2023) 1, S. 26

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OpenAccess

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Conference Presentation

The rural-urban energy-water gap of West African households - Marshallian demand functions and the utility function of the households

Schlör, Holger
2023

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Conference Presentation

Navigating data management challenges and seizing opportunities in the Sahel Region - Selecting weighting factors within a sustainability framework

Siekmann, Florian
2023

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Poster

Navigating low-carbon transitions – A regional multi-stakeholder decision support system

Siekmann, Florian
2023

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Talk (non-conference)

Nachhaltigkeit: Einführung und Überblick

Kuckshinrichs, Wilhelm
2022

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Conference Presentation

Regional transformation as the key to a sustainable bioeconomy: the Rheinische Revier as a model case

Venghaus, Sandra
2022

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Conference Presentation

Regional transformation trajectories and the perspectives of stakeholders

Siekmann, Florian
2022

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Journal Article

Investigating citizens’ perceptions of the bioeconomy in Germany – High support but little understanding

Dallendörfer, Mirko
2022

Sustainable production and consumption, 30 (2022) S. 16 - 30

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Published on 2021-11-20. Available in OpenAccess from 2023-11-20.

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Contribution to a conference proceedings

Identifying sustainable transformation trajectories for a low carbon economy using a multi-stakeholder MCDA approach – The case of Germany

Siekmann, Florian
2022

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Talk (non-conference)

Strukturwandel im Rheinischen Revier - Auf dem Weg zur Nachhaltigen Bioökonomie

Dieken, Sophia
2022

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Poster

Decision support system for the identification of sustainable transformation paths based on a multi-stakeholder approach

Siekmann, Florian
2022

“...Societally Feasible Transformation Pathways...”

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Conference Presentation

Determining sustainable transition paths using a multi-stakeholder decision support system

Siekmann, Florian
2022

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Contribution to a conference proceedings

Structural change from fossil economy to bioeconomy

Dallendörfer, Mirko
2022

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Poster

Structural change from fossil economy to bioeconomy

Venghaus, Sandra
2022

“...Societally Feasible Transformation Pathways...”
OpenAccess

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Poster

Structural change from fossil economy to bioeconomy

Venghaus, Sandra
2022

“...Societally Feasible Transformation Pathways...”
OpenAccess

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Conference Presentation

Identifying sustainable transformation trajectories in the Rheinische Revier using a multi-stakeholder MCDA approach

Siekmann, Florian
2021

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Conference Presentation

Identifying sustainable transformation trajectories in the Rheinische Revier using a multi-stakeholder MCDA approach

Siekmann, Florian
2021

“...Societally Feasible Transformation Pathways...”

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Journal Article

The multitudes of bioeconomies: A systematic review of stakeholders’ bioeconomy perceptions

Dieken, Sophia
2021

Sustainable production and consumption, 27 (2021) S. 1703-1717

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Published on 2021-04-06. Available in OpenAccess from 2023-04-06. Get full text

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