GaBi combines t Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) modelling and reporting software, content databases with data collection and reporting tools. With the aim to help LCA professionals to save money, reduce risk, communicate product benefits and increase revenue.
http://www.gabi-software.com/international/index/ [Visita: 22.01.2019]
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University of California, Berkeley Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
(2011):
Life-cycle Energy Assessment of Alternative Water Supply Systems in California.
Final Project Report California Energy Commission.
California Energy Commission
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DIXON, A.
; et al.
(2003):
Assessing the environmental impact of two options for small-scale wastewater treatment: comparing a reedbed and an aerated biological filter using a life cycle approach.
Entradas: Ecological Engineering:
Volume 20
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MACHADO, A. P.
; et al.
(2006):
Life cycle assessment of wastewater treatment options for small and decentralized communities.
Entradas: 10th International conference on wetland systems for water pollution control:
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openLCA is an open source and free software for Sustainability and Life Cycle Assessment.
http://www.openlca.org/ [Visita: 22.01.2019]SimaPro is a life cycle assessment (LCA) software package for industry and academics globally. SimaPro contains science-based methods and databases.
OTTERPOHL, R.
; BRAUN, U.
; OLDENBURG, M.
(2004):
Innovative technologies for decentralised water-, wastewater and biowaste management in urban and peri-urban areas.
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International Standard Organizations
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ISO 14040 Environmental management - life cycle assessment: principles and framework.
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Life cycle assessment applied to wastewater treatment: state of the art.
Entradas: Water research:
Volume 47
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The Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Centre for Frugal Innovation in Africa (CFIA) is an academic research centre focused on frugal innovation. Technological and research projects are used to investigate the development of scientifically sound frameworks leading to more a effective use of frugal innovations and technologies. In addition, through teaching and consulting, knowledge on frugal innovation is exchanged.
https://www.cfia.nl/home [Visita: 21.01.2019]
PRABHU, J.
; RADJOU, N.
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What Frugal Innovators Do.
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DRESSLER, A.
; BUCHER, J.
(2018):
Introducing a Sustainability Evaluation Framework based on the Sustainable Development Goals applied to Four Cases of South African Frugal Innovation.
Entradas: Business Strategy & Development:
Volume 1
Issue 4
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RADJOU, N.
(2017):
The genius of frugal innovation.
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KNORRINGA, P.
; VAN BEERS, C.
; LELIVELD, A.
(2016):
Globalization of the Future: How can Frugal Innovation foster Economic, Social and Environmental Sustainability?.
Working Group “Frugal Innovation and Development”.
Entradas: European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) NORDIC:
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RADJOU, N.
(2018):
How France and India can unleash the power of “frugal innovation” .
Entradas: World Economic Forum:
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