Abstract The World Health Organization has recommended Water Safety Plans (WSPs), a
holistic risk assessment and risk management approach, for drinking-water suppliers across …

Increasing environmental degradation has forced policymakers to include sustainability in
the economic growth agenda. Green finance has attracted the attention of policymakers and …

The water sector is facing unprecedented pressures as increased environmental and
anthropogenic challenges, such as climate change and rapid urbanization, impact the …

Increasingly serious environmental problems have generated a large number of small and
medium-sized green innovative enterprises. Against the background of rapid technological …

The fundamental integration of corporate environmental responsibility (CER) driven by the
increasing irreversibility of climate change has been evolving but still is insufficient in …

Organic farming is recognised as a potential approach to achieve a more sustainable food
system and promote rural development. Thus, many countries have set targets to increase …

Under small-scale farming operations, farmers' willingness in arable land protection
cooperation (FWALPC) is a feasible way to realize the trinity protection of arable land in …

Sanitation systems globally fail at high rates. Researchers and practitioners attribute the
causes of both sanitation success and failure to numerous factors that include technical and …

Background Water quality testing is critical for guiding water safety management and
ensuring public health. In many settings, however, water suppliers and surveillance …

This study used multinomial logistic regression and Bayesian belief networks (BBN) to
analyze factors influencing the functionality of the community-based rural drinking water …