On strongly flat and condition (P) S-posets

Ershad, M.; Khosravi, Roghaieh

doi:10.1007/s00233-010-9283-5

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“…Despite this, the adoption of NBS has been sparse [30]. Various studies have looked into potential barriers that may hinder the adoption and implementation of NBS and have found political factors and institutional and knowledge barriers are the most dominant [30,31] On the other hand, localized efforts to mitigate climate change have been viewed as a means of successfully resolving environmental challenges. Thus, collaboration among multiple levels of stakeholders, particularly those in the local government sectors, is deemed vital for successful implementations of policies, for instance, NBS.…”

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Building Urban Climate Resilience: Assessing Awareness, Perception, and Willingness regarding Nature-Based Solutions and Climate Change among Stakeholders in Iligan City, Philippines

Velayo,

Suson,

Aguilos

et al. 2024

Urban Science

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Iligan City has been the heart of major industries in steel, cement, and hydropower and is one of the highly urbanized coastal cities in Mindanao, Philippines. Due to its geological state, environmental challenges like flooding, natural disasters, and environmental degradation have been experienced by the city. With the climate crisis, these risks are being magnified. Recently, nature-based solutions (NBS) have gained significant attention worldwide, viewed as a key solution to the consequences of climate change. Yet implementation of strategies and policies regarding NBS, especially in developing countries, has received poor attention. Hence, this study aims to assess the awareness and perceptions of stakeholders in Iligan City regarding climate change, NBS, and willingness to engage in actions involving NBS. Stakeholder mapping and surveys were conducted through purposive sampling. A total of 187 respondents were interviewed from different sectors (LGUs, NGOs, the private sector, and academia) in Iligan City. Results revealed significant differences in awareness and perceptions across the distinct socio-economic backgrounds of stakeholders, where respondents with higher education and income have greater levels of awareness, perception, and willingness. The study recommends future targeted approaches and increased campaigns for climate change and sustainable solutions such as integrating NBS in adaptation strategies and mitigation plans to foster multi-level stakeholder collaboration.

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Building Urban Climate Resilience: Assessing Awareness, Perception, and Willingness regarding Nature-Based Solutions and Climate Change among Stakeholders in Iligan City, Philippines

Velayo,

Suson,

Aguilos

et al. 2024

Urban Science

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“…The flatness properties of S-posets, specially (po-)torsion freeness and principal weak (po-)flatness, have been studied in [1], [3], [11], [12]. In [1] and [10], (po-)torsion free and principally weakly (po-)flat Rees factor Sposets were discussed.…”

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“…Proof. Let c be a right po-cancellable element of S and xc ≤ ρ yc for x, y ∈ S. By Proposition 1.4 of [3], there exist n, m > 0 such that w n xc ≤ w m yc, w i xc ∈ (tS], and w j yc ∈ [tS) for each 0 ≤ i < n and 0 ≤ j < m. Clearly, w n x ≤ w m y. Moreover, since t is ordered w-regular, w i xc ∈ (tS] implies In view of the previous lemma we have the following.…”

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On (po-)torsion free and principally weakly (po-)flat $S$-posets

Khosravi

Liang

2018

CGASA

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In this paper, we first consider (po-)torsion free and principally weakly (po-)flat S-posets, specifically we discuss when (po-)torsion freeness implies principal weak (po-)flatness. Furthermore, we give a counterexample to show that Theorem 3.22 of Shi is incorrect. Thereby we present a correct version of this theorem. Finally, we characterize pomonoids over which all cyclic S-posets are weakly po-flat.

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On Condition $$(P_w)$$ ( P w ) for S-Posets

Khosravi

2016

Bull. Malays. Math. Sci. Soc.

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On strongly flat and condition (P) S-posets

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Building Urban Climate Resilience: Assessing Awareness, Perception, and Willingness regarding Nature-Based Solutions and Climate Change among Stakeholders in Iligan City, Philippines

Building Urban Climate Resilience: Assessing Awareness, Perception, and Willingness regarding Nature-Based Solutions and Climate Change among Stakeholders in Iligan City, Philippines

On (po-)torsion free and principally weakly (po-)flat $S$-posets

On Condition $$(P_w)$$ ( P w ) for S-Posets

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