Examensarbeit aus dem Jahr 2014 im Fachbereich Geowissenschaften / Geographie - Bevouml;lkerungsgeographie; Stadt- u. Raumplanung; Note: 1;33; Justus-Liebig-Universitauml;t Gieszlig;en (Anthropogeographie); Sprache: Deutsch; Abstract: Der Erfolg von Enwicklungsprojekten soll in der vorliegenden Arbeit anhand eines Beispiels kritisch betrachtet werden. Dabei handelt es sich um ein Projekt zur nachhaltigen Wasserfouml;rderung in Indonesien. Der Distrikt Gunung Kidul nahe der Groszlig;stadt Yogyakarta ist eines der auml;rmsten Gebiete Javas. Eine Ursache liegt im zerkluuml;fteten Karstuntergrund; in dem Oberflauml;chenwasser sofort versickert. Dies fuuml;hrt in der Trockenzeit zu Wassermangel; was z.B. den landwirtschaftlichen Ertrag beeintrauml;chtigt. In einem bilateralen Vorhaben wurde daher ein unterirdischer Bewirtschaftungsspeicher errichtet und durch regenerative Wasserkraft Houml;hlenwasser gefouml;rdert. In dem Folgeprojekt soll jetzt neben der Erschlieszlig;ung der Wasservorkommen auch ein IWRM-Konzept fuuml;r die optimierte Wasserverteilung; die Wasseraufbereitung und die Abwasserentsorgung entwickelt werden.Seit 2012 wird zusauml;tzliches Wasser in das lokale Verteilungsnetztwerk eingespeist. Wer profitiert davon? Wie hat sich die Region dadurch verauml;ndert? IWRM Indonesien - Ein Projekt mit Vorbildfunktion oder eines das uns die Grenzen der Entwicklungsforschung aufzeigt?
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Wierd; wonderful AmericaBy tikkieIn a sporting goods store I watched as a man and his schoolage daughter examined all sorts of little black knives; before he reluctantly put the last knife down and told her; "Come on; were gonna go look at guns." "Guns! Guns!" she sang happily as she skipped off with her Dad. The salesman and I stared bemusedly after them; and laughed when I said; "God bless America." I keep this book in my waiting room and get feedback that is almost all good; except for a disturbed look from one non-gun-owner. Just big pictures of people posing in their own homes with their gun; one or many.On each facing page appears a quote about why they feel they should have a gun. The combination of the candid photo and the equally revealing comments displays the whole diversity of our culture. There are scary looking people Id not like to run into; especially now that I know theyre armed. On the other extreme theres the gentleman who said; "As a Jewish American I am cognizant of the fact that 6 million of my people went into air pollution in the 30s and 40s...Its hypocritical to deny someone the most basic of human rights; which is the right to defend youself." Interesting book.55 of 57 people found the following review helpful. This book surprised meBy HRI am embarrassed that I started out with such a small-minded view of gun ownership. I thought I was against guns and seeing pictures of them was viscerally disturbing them to me. However; reading what people actually had to say about their gun ownership did make me open my mind on the issue.I appreciate that the book portrays first and foremost the people and does not slant or objectify them (there is no political agenda) which leaves me able to digest the contents for myself. The authors intro paragraph is very succinct and imaginitive; he is not only a gifted photographer but a unique writer as well. The photos are also really interesting because theres usually something going on in the background - you can see pets in motion captured at a moment in time or interesting expressions on the peoples faces.8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Excellent book; shows who the gun owners of America are.By Matthew William CohenI picked up this book hearing high praises about it. Guns tend to be a taboo to those who are unfamiliar with them. The people that are afraid of them generally dont want to know anything about them and the mere sight of such a thing would be treated as if someone stumbeled across someone in the nude on tv.I liked the book because it showed who the gun owners are that people keep talking about. The general feel is that gun owners are shady folks or involved in militas dressed in camo planning to overthrow the government; neo nazi skinheads or criminals roaming the street. I like the idea that the book defeats that stereotype. It shows a diverse selection of gun owners of every race and background; poor; middleclass and rich; straight; bisexual; or gay. Gun owners come in all form; some support restrictions some dont.The pictures of the book were very detailed and even if you are not a fan of guns or dont know anything about them; the detail of the pictures and the objects around the house are interesting; also lots of pets. There are details to the left of the pictures generally that have a little dialouge on why the person owns guns along with their name and state and listing the model of firearms.I enjoyed the book and some of my friends who dont own firearms also enjoyed it not realizing that so many gun owners were just everyday people that lived in their neighborhood.
