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ting of the
EF
Adoption
of
an
environmental
indicator
National
initiative
Japan's government adopts EF in
the country's basic environmental
plan since 2006
Japan
GFN et le
Japon
20002020
Al Basma Al Beeiya
Unites Arab
Emirates
(UAE)
GFN
2007
Renewable
energy and
carbon
Article
The Carbon Footprint Model as a
plea for Cities towards EnergyTransition: The case of AlgiersAlgeria
Algeria
Hachaichi
2019
Cities’ EF
The ecological footprint of
Algerian cities: Djelfa, M'sila and
Laghouat.
Algeria
(Incomplete)
Zeggar
-
Urban eco-institutional footprint:
a decision support tool for the
evaluation and control of urban
metabolism in Algeria
Algeria
(Incomplete)
Dakhia
2015
The
study
of
sustainable
development in the coastal city
agglomeration of
Shandong
province based on the energyecological footprint
China
Yang
2011
Tourism
sustainability
Article
Exploring the ecological footprint
of tourism in Ontario
Canada
Johnson
2003
Sustainable Tourism: Whale
Watching Footprint in the Bahia
de Banderas, Mexico
Mexico
Cornejo
Ortega et
al.
2013
Fishing and
aquafarming
The Ecological Fishprint of
Nations. Measuring Humanity’s
Impact on Marine Ecosystems
Global
Talberth et
al.
2006
The Ecological Footprint Concept
for
Sustainable
Seafood
Production: A Review
Global
Folke et al. 1998
Individual
EF
Software
Ecological Footprint Calculator
https://www.footprintcalculator.
org/home/en
(Internet)
GFN
Ongoin
g
EF review
and
criticism
Article
Data accuracy in Ecological
Footprint’s carbon footprint
Global
Jóhanness
on et al.
2020
Does the Shoe Fit? Real versus
Imagined Ecological Footprints
Global
Blomqvist
et al.
2013
Based on a personal investigation, it appears that the application of the ecological footprint
model in Algeria are quite rare, and recent (from 2015), limited to the studies of Hachaichi
(2019), Akrour and Grimes (2021; 2022), and some unfinished works (Dakhia's thesis and
Zeggar's thesis). Similarly, investigation of the Mediterranean cities' EF is mostly recent and
occurred after the GFN initiatives (GFN & MAVA foundation).
ting of the
EF
Adoption
of
an
environmental
indicator
National
initiative
Japan's government adopts EF in
the country's basic environmental
plan since 2006
Japan
GFN et le
Japon
20002020
Al Basma Al Beeiya
Unites Arab
Emirates
(UAE)
GFN
2007
Renewable
energy and
carbon
Article
The Carbon Footprint Model as a
plea for Cities towards EnergyTransition: The case of AlgiersAlgeria
Algeria
Hachaichi
2019
Cities’ EF
The ecological footprint of
Algerian cities: Djelfa, M'sila and
Laghouat.
Algeria
(Incomplete)
Zeggar
-
Urban eco-institutional footprint:
a decision support tool for the
evaluation and control of urban
metabolism in Algeria
Algeria
(Incomplete)
Dakhia
2015
The
study
of
sustainable
development in the coastal city
agglomeration of
Shandong
province based on the energyecological footprint
China
Yang
2011
Tourism
sustainability
Article
Exploring the ecological footprint
of tourism in Ontario
Canada
Johnson
2003
Sustainable Tourism: Whale
Watching Footprint in the Bahia
de Banderas, Mexico
Mexico
Cornejo
Ortega et
al.
2013
Fishing and
aquafarming
The Ecological Fishprint of
Nations. Measuring Humanity’s
Impact on Marine Ecosystems
Global
Talberth et
al.
2006
The Ecological Footprint Concept
for
Sustainable
Seafood
Production: A Review
Global
Folke et al. 1998
Individual
EF
Software
Ecological Footprint Calculator
https://www.footprintcalculator.
org/home/en
(Internet)
GFN
Ongoin
g
EF review
and
criticism
Article
Data accuracy in Ecological
Footprint’s carbon footprint
Global
Jóhanness
on et al.
2020
Does the Shoe Fit? Real versus
Imagined Ecological Footprints
Global
Blomqvist
et al.
2013
Based on a personal investigation, it appears that the application of the ecological footprint
model in Algeria are quite rare, and recent (from 2015), limited to the studies of Hachaichi
(2019), Akrour and Grimes (2021; 2022), and some unfinished works (Dakhia's thesis and
Zeggar's thesis). Similarly, investigation of the Mediterranean cities' EF is mostly recent and
occurred after the GFN initiatives (GFN & MAVA foundation).
