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- Discussion possibilities,
- Free consent,
- System to deal with complaints,
- Compensations,
- etc.
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Impacts of direct and indirect land-use changes on social well-being promotion are
indeterminate but must be evaluated for each bioenergy route retained, especially
for routes which include biomass importations from developing countries.
The impacts of direct and indirect land-use changes on working conditions (wages,
security, legal age…) can be treated as part of local well-being and can be introduced
here.
Global qualitative model
Figure 13 gathers all relations described in previous sub-sections and underlines the
causal links sustainability criteria can have on each other. This figure is our global
qualitative model.
Figure 23 - Articulation of major sustainability criteria