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2025

Sammendrag

Presentasjon av resultat frå Steinshamn, Jørgensen og Kvifte (2024) "Kor mykje nitrogengjødsel skal enga ha? Samanstilling av tidlegare forsøksresultat" (https://hdl.handle.net/11250/3159918)

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A sustainability assessment indicator-based framework (SA-IBF) is an integrated set of indicators that provides a holistic view of a system’s sustainability. Previous related studies have primarily focused on assessing the sustainability of wastewater treatment plants and technologies, often by self-selecting the indicators. This study aims to address these gaps by developing a multi-dimensional SA-IBF for assessing the sustainability of urban wastewater management (UWWM) across collection, treatment, and reuse stages. To this end, a novel three- phased methodological approach was employed, underscoring participatory methods. In the first phase, 580 primary indicators were identified, categorized, and refined, resulting in the selection of 134 initial indicators. In the second phase, 32 candidate indicators were chosen through primary screening, which involved applying SMART criteria and conducting expert interviews. Eventually, utilizing the fuzzy Delphi method (FDM), 21 fit- for-purpose final indicators were selected across social (8), environmental (6), technical (5), economic (1), and institutional (1) dimensions. The "Proportion of the population connected to the sewer network" was identified as the most significant final indicator. Moreover, applying the developed SA-IBF in Tabriz City, Iran, effectively revealed the city’s sustainability trade-offs. Therefore, the methodology and the proposed SA-IBF could inspire future research on establishing frameworks for SA of UWWM.