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… J, Proper KI, Hildebrandt VH (2006). De kosten en baten van een bedrijfsfit- nessprogramma. Tijdschrift voor toegepaste arbowetenschap 2006, 1, 4-9. Hussi T (2004). Intellectual capital and maintenance of workability- the wellbeing perspective. Revisited Version. Discussion paper no 896. The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy. Helsinki Finland. Ilmarinen J. Ageing workers in the European Union- Status and Promotion of Work Ability, Employability and Employment. Helsinki: Finnish … treatments of wrist or head injuries due to ice skating increase to 5,600 and 2,800, respectively. As is the case in inline skating, the use of wrist protectors and a helmet seems advisable in ice skating. About one quarter of all field hockey players visits an ED department to get treatment for a head injury. Because of the possible seriousness of head injuries, the indications that the number of head injuries is increasing and the increasing popularity of field hockey, it is important to pay …

… to leave – Gandhi goes on about how the earth has enough for everybody’s need but not everybody’s greed, while Marx critically deconstructs the unjust structures of class, and Ambedkar dis- mantles the cultures of caste and indig- nity. The unexpected visitors are Jane Jacob, the intrepid urbanist and acti- vist from US, and Hannah Arendt the philosopher who fled Germany and Fascism in 1933. The former argues for a community based approach to city living and building neighbourhoods in which all … city where no income means no rent and eventually no food. The abrupt shutdown without guarantees was what sent workers onto the roads. There were some women and children too who had been pulled out of schools for what they were told would be a brief visit to the village, much like a holiday. At the start of the journey the children were dressed in shiny new clothes, their hair slickly oiled and braided with shiny clips. These were children protected by their parents. Later, as this exodus went on … where the number of middle class workers became fewer and where the out of work workers lived, one could see human dignity getting degraded step by step. If one appeared on a silent road, burkha clad women would emerge, walk tentatively up to the visitor, and ask for help. The number of women in search of sustenance was grow- ing; many were widows, while others emerged with their faces covered to collect food as some men found it humiliating to stand in food lines. It was a surreal and moving …

… bekostigingssysteem voor thuiszorgdiensten ontwikkeld door Abt Associates Inc.65 Onder dit ‘Home Health Prospective Payment System (HH-PPS)’ – dat in werking treedt vanaf vijf of meer thuiszorgbezoeken per cliënt (in andere gevallen wordt per visite betaald) – worden de kosten van elke 60-dagen durende thuiszorgepisode ge- schat op basis van: (1) het salarisniveau in de woonomgeving van een cliënt; en (2) de classificatie van de episode in een zogenaamde ‘home health resource group’ … die wordt bepaald aan de hand van punten voor zes ADLs: boven en onder lichaam aankleden, baden, toiletteren, transfer en locomotie. Tot slot wordt het niveau van zorggebruik vastgesteld: hierbij wor- den er binnen de drie hoofdcategorieën van aantal visites respectievelijk vijf, drie en één subgroep(en) onderscheiden (zie Bijlage 10).69 Door het combineren van klinische en functionele status en zorggebruik voor elk van de vijf ernstscores ontstaan er in totaal 153 groepen, die de HHRGs vormen in …

… and Agroforestry” through ASASE as bottom up approach, leading to development of agroforestry systems (e.g. first year 7 additional trees with aim of 20 in the following, while also increasing species) through a development plan, including annual visits o Assisting farmers in receiving tree ownership for trees Other • CFI member • No Climate Neutrality target, but working with experts (also on determining Scope 3 Emissions) • Establishment of Climate Desk to connect smallholders to the carbon …

… and Agroforestry” through ASASE as bottom up approach, leading to development of agroforestry systems (e.g. first year 7 additional trees with aim of 20 in the following, while also increasing species) through a development plan, including annual visits o Assisting farmers in receiving tree ownership for trees Other • CFI member • No Climate Neutrality target, but working with experts (also on determining Scope 3 Emissions) • Establishment of Climate Desk to connect smallholders to the carbon …

… VCM. In contrast to validation, which is usually carried out once before project implementation, verification is carried out regularly after project implementation (Verra, n.d.). The verification process includes document review, interviews, project visits and assessment of monitoring techniques by a VVB. This lends credibility to the carbon offsets (Kökey, 2024). Furthermore, validation examines the project design, whereas verification assesses the actual performance of the project (Verra, … and spillovers: Informing land-use governance in a tele-coupled world. Environmental Research Letters, 15(9), 090202. https://doi.org/10.1088/1748- 9326/ab7397 Michaelowa, A., Hermwille, L., Obergassel, W., & Butzengeiger, S. (2019). Additionality revisited: Guarding the integrity of market mechanisms under the Paris Agreement. Climate Policy, 19(10), 1211–1224. https://doi.org/10.1080/14693062.2019.1628695 Michaelowa, A., & Michaelowa, K. (2011). Coding Error or Statistical Embellishment? The … Wongpiyabovorn, O., Plastina, A., & Crespi, J. M. (2023). Challenges to voluntary Ag carbon markets. Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, 45(2), 1154–1167. https://doi.org/10.1002/aepp.13254 Wunder, S. (2015). Revisiting the concept of payments for environmental services. Ecological Economics, 117, 234–243. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2014.08.016 Wyburd, I., & Dufrasne, G. (2024). Lost in Documentation—Transparency in Voluntary Carbon Market Registries. …

… of 4 December 2000 on the incineration of waste OJ L 332, 28/12/2000. 51 The author has elected not to include rules on specific waste streams as they go beyond the scope of the present analysis. To find specific legislation in this area, please visit: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/legislation/c.htm (last accessed on: 27.08.2014). The same can be said of waste management operations: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/legislation/b.htm (last accessed on: 27.08.2014). 52 OJ L 312, …

… systemic issues of inequality and exclusion (Bull, 2019, p. 6). In search of some inspiration on how to move forward, I want to take a moment, however unorthodox, to leave the conservatory for a moment and step into the museum for the briefest of visits. The discourses of crisis and systemic issues that I have discussed here are not exclusive to classical music, nor unparalleled in fields like museology (Smith & Peters, 2024, p. 2). Just like classical music organisations, museums struggle with … music practices, the steps museums have taken towards fundamental change in their practices and the discussions and struggles around them are of the most up-to-date relevance for classical music. As Wayne Modest puts it in the foreword of The Critical Visitor: Changing Heritage Practices (Steinbock & Dibbits, 2022a), practitioners and scholars who are aware of these struggles in museums share a sense of exhaustion, as in “the act of using something up, or the state of being used up” (Modest, 2022, … practitioners, the art form they practice, or even the institution itself, are the concepts at their basis, their intellectual foundation, and in particular, the idea of autonomy. In this line, I want to take a closer look at the concept of critical visitor that museum scholars like Modest have identified as a new kind of museum constituency (2022, p. 7). Not only is she a visitor who expects and demands for culture to be presented in inclusive ways and for diverse abilities and backgrounds, but …

… and father, Paulo, have given me all the freedom to make my academic choices according to what I believe is best for me and have supported me unconditionally in all stages of my life. My brother, Miguel, has also accompanied me my entire life. Their visits and advice were a great source of support while studying abroad. Lastly, and this year, most importantly, I would like to thank my grandmother, Luciana, who was one of my best friends, who raised me as well, who taught me so much and who did … ‘Is It Time to Abolish the Substance of EU Citizenship Rights Test?’ (2021) 23(1) European Journal of Migration 13, 22. 188 See Peter Van Elsuwege, ‘Court of Justice of the European Union European Union Citizenship and the Purely Internal Rule Revisited Decision of 5 May 2011, Case C-434/09 Shirley McCarthy v. Secretary of State for the Home Department’ [2011] 7 European Constitutional Law Review 308 (note), 319. See also Martijn van den Brink, ‘Is It Time to Abolish the Substance of EU Citizenship Rights Test?’ (2021) 23(1) European Journal of Migration 13, 23. 189 See Peter Van Elsuwege, ‘Court of Justice of the European Union European Union Citizenship and the Purely Internal Rule Revisited Decision of 5 May 2011, Case C-434/09 Shirley McCarthy v. Secretary of State for the Home Department’ [2011] 7 European Constitutional Law Review 308 (note), 319. 190 Judgment of 13 September 2016, Rendón Marín, C-165/14, EU:C:2016:675, …