Tackling water scarcity – joint visioning and strategy development
The co-production of knowledge between interdisciplinary researchers and stakeholders followed four basic steps: investigating the current water situation, participatory scenario development, modelling and reflecting the future water situation, and identifying measures for more sustainable water governance.
What looks like a straightforward process in theory, is quite a messy procedure when translated into practice. Experienced challenges ranged from finding appropriate synthesis concepts that acknowledged the different participants’ epistemological assumptions to problems related to different normative positions and political conflicts between stakeholders.
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Educator: PD Dr. Flurina Schneider
Partnering for Change: Link Research to Societal Challenges
Partnering for Change: Link Research to Societal Challenges
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