ATLAS.ti coupled with EndNote program for Optimum Output

ATLAS.ti coupled with EndNote program for Optimum Output | ATLAS.ti in Malaysia

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USF - INFOCENTER

USF - INFOCENTER: Student Headcount
This report displays the absolute, aggregated number of individual students enrolled at USF. Reports include student data by ethnicity, by gender, by in-state/out-of-state residency, by county of residence or by nationality/citizenship

attitudes and behaviours towards water use

This is from an academic list serve that I am on. I'm not sure in anyone here collaborates on Water use survey?  Or want to connect with more in Australia . .

Take Care

Eric

From: Fostering Sustainable Behavior

Hi,

I am in the process of designing a national survey to investigate Social and cultural differences surrounding attitudes and behaviours towards water use, water saving, water sensitive design etc, as part of a broader study looking at social inequality and water sustainability.

As a result I am on the hunt for any existing studies, surveys and questionnaires exploring environmental sustainability in a social and cultural context.

Of particular interest are any surveys designed to explore areas such as demographics, ethnicities, class and social status, gender and migration. Also anything based in Australia.

thanks,

Paul

paul satur

Monash University

Australia

  

Behaviour Change Conference, London, UK - 4 November

Global Action Plan are running a conference entitled "From Nudge to Norm; game changing behaviour in the 21st Century"

Quote: "You'll hear from speakers such as Jonathan Porritt and Chris Rapley, as well as leading companies including Marks and Spencer, Sainbury's and Accenture on how they're using behaviour change to move their organisations - and their people - towards sustainability."

More information at http://globalactionplan.org.uk/node/1100 or book directly http://gap20thbday.eventbrite.co.uk/.

Any questions on content please let me know.

Tom

Tom Veitch

Community Programme Manager

Global Action Plan

United Kingdom