The direct factor leading to domestic violence primarily concerns alcoholism (60-70% of cases).

The value, relevance and timeliness of the Unit's output are a direct factor of the quality of the support that it receives from its secretariat.

Economic resources refer to the direct factors of production such as “immoveable” assets, including land, housing, common pool resources and infrastructure, as well as “moveable” assets, such as productive equipment, technology and livestock.

The former includes indirect factors such as population pressure, socioeconomic and policy factors, and globalization phenomena such as distortions to international food markets, and direct factors such as land-use patterns and practices and climate-related processes.

The report goes on to state that there is little evidence that trade is the main direct factor at work.27 Further research is needed to clarify any linkages between the processes of globalization, trade liberalization and inequality.

The expert presented a projection model for estimating deforestation rates that takes into consideration direct factors (e.g. agricultural and commercial logging activities) as well as indirect factors (e.g. sectoral gross domestic product (GDP), and forestry and agriculture exports and imports).

Several factors can direct consumers towards moreenvironmentally friendly behavior.

However, both direct and indirect factors hindered men's involvement on a large scale.

Armed violence is a direct causal factor in forced displacement, militarization of refugee camps, and withdrawal of humanitarian assistance in areas affected by violence.

Education is one of the most important direct causal factors in this disappearance - behind it are of course the world's political, economic, techno-military and social forces.