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MS PowerPointFocus groups Ann
 120.22KB11.04.2013Marion BogersPROTOCOLS 
MS PowerPointFocus groups Ann
 120.22KB10.05.2013Margarita GrudovaISPRA April 2013 
MS WordFox and boar
 111.16KB16.06.2014Malgorzata BlicharskaCASE STUDY REPORTS 
MS PowerPointFox controversy
 382.95KB21.02.2013Marion BogersDeep cases PPTs 
PDFFox&boar case
 807.85KB16.10.2013Marion BogersSeville meeting 15-17 October 2013 
MS WordFramework and protocols_RB
 96.49KB15.02.2013Marion BogersManchester meeting Feb 2013 
MS PowerPointFrameworks and protocols_RobB
 540.09KB21.02.2013Marion BogersManchester meeting Feb 2013 
UnknownFreshwater fishing database
 3.63MB14.11.2012Paula HarrisonReview databases 
PDFFrom supply to social demand: a landscape-scale analysis of the water regulation service
Worldwide water managers and policy makers are faced by the increasing demands for limited and scarce water resources, particularly in semi-arid ecosystems. This study assesses water regulation service in semi-arid ecosystems of the southeastern Iberian Peninsula. Comparisons between the supply–demand sides were analyzed across different landscape units. We mapped the biophysical supply as the potential groundwater recharged by aquifers and water supplies from reservoirs. The social demand was focused on an analysis of water consumed or used for irrigation and the stakeholder’s perceptions regarding water regulation importance and vulnerability. Results show that some landscape units are able to maintain and conserve water regulation service when the volume of recharge water by aquifers and the water supply from reservoirs is greater than its consumption (e.g. rural landscape units). However, we also found potential social conflicts in landscape units where water consumption and use is much greater than the water recharge and supply. This particularly occurs in the non-protected littoral areas with the highest water consumption and where water is perceived as a non-important and vulnerable natural resource. Overall, our results emphasized the importance of assessing ecosystem services from both supply to demand sides, for identifying social conflicts and potential trade-offs, and to provide practical information about how to integrate the ecosystem service research into landscape management and planning.		 2.51MB01.07.2014Margarita GrudovaBESAFE acknowledged and related SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS 
PDFGrant agreement
This is the Grant agreement of BESAFE signed by the EC.		 540.38KB21.12.2011Pavel StoevGENERAL DOCUMENTS (DoW, GA, logos) 
ImageGroup photo
Group photo		 2.97MB06.06.2014Margarita GrudovaSECOND STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP 
MS WordGuidance use template
 57.85KB11.04.2013Marion BogersPROTOCOLS 
MS WordGuidance use template
 57.85KB10.05.2013Margarita GrudovaISPRA April 2013 
MS WordGuidelinesWP3&4 overarching cases
 218.65KB27.09.2012Marion BogersSeptember meeting 2012 (Sweden) 
MS PowerPointHow do arguments differ at different levels of governance?
by Ann Van Herzele		 1.91MB19.05.2013Margarita GrudovaFIRST STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP 
MS WordHow to conduct interviews
 44.5KB26.05.2013Pekka JokinenISPRA April 2013 
MS PowerPointIAS invasive species
 142.44KB21.02.2013Marion BogersDeep cases PPTs 
MS PowerPointInitial results from case studies Pekka Jokinen
 3.25MB19.05.2014Rob BugterSECOND STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP 
PDFInternational Innovation paper, high resolution
BESAFE publication in the December 2012 issue of International Innovation, full print resolution		 4.41MB10.12.2012Rob BugterBESAFE Publications 
PDFInternational Innovation paper, web resolution
BESAFE publication in the December 2012 issue of International Innovation, low res version		 178.46KB10.12.2012Rob BugterBESAFE Publications 
MS PowerPointInterviews pekka
 113.91KB11.04.2013Marion BogersPROTOCOLS 
MS PowerPointInterviews Pekka
 113.91KB10.05.2013Margarita GrudovaISPRA April 2013 
MS PowerPointINTRO
by Rob Bugter		 1.52MB19.05.2013Margarita GrudovaFIRST STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP 
PDFIntroduction CS session
 538.22KB16.10.2013Marion BogersSeville meeting 15-17 October 2013 
PDFInvasive species case
 3.13MB16.10.2013Marion BogersSeville meeting 15-17 October 2013 

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