Transformative Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability Around the CoOPLAGE Pathways
This book, edited by Emeline Hassenforder and Nils Ferrand, explores participatory approaches to socio-ecological challenges, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder involvement in sustainable development. It presents a collection of experiences and methodologies that aim to empower communities to...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Versailles :
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2024.
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
| Colección: | Update Sciences and Technologies Series
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009834834506719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Table of contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Participatory approaches to developing sustainable futures: A global perspective
- Chapter 2. The CoOPLAGE approach: When actors model their situation, principles or plans together for sustainable, empowering decision-making and change
- Chapter 3. The context of citizen participation in water management in France
- Part 1. The Foundations of Public Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability
- Chapter 4. Developing a culture of participation: Progress and considerations in France
- Chapter 5. Territorial facilitator, a profession to be developed and defended: A Tunisian experience
- Chapter 6. Participation and the construction of social acceptability: Fantasy or reality?
- Chapter 7. Supporting participatory processes in territorial governance: The researcher’s “risky” stance
- Chapter 8. Supporting participatory policy making with an integrated digital platform: The e-CoOPILOT approach
- Part 2. Engineering and Evaluating Participatory Decision Processes
- Chapter 9. Engineering participation: Preparing and designing a participatory process
- Chapter 10. Evaluating a participatory process
- Insert 1. "Participation compass", a web application to organiseand track participatory processes
- Chapter 11. Participating is also learning!
- Part 3. Participatory Modelling to Support Decision and Change
- Chapter 12. Designing and using role-playing games for water and land management
- Insert 2. LittoWAG: a companion game for coastal risk adaptation
- Chapter 13. “L’Eau en Têt”: An educational role-playing kit to educate people on participation
- Chapter 14. Integrating expert technical knowledge in a sanitation planning process with stakeholders: WasteWAG modelling and game in Senegal
- Chapter 15. Influence at the margin: Participation and water infrastructure in the Cambodian Mekong delta
- Chapter 16. Enhancing the characterisation of floods, water resources and their impacts through participatory observation
- Part 4. Planning for Transforming towards Socio-Ecological Sustainability
- Chapter 17. CoOPLAN multi-scale participatory planning process: Applications in Uganda and elsewhere
- Insert 3. Feedback from a large-scale citizen participatoryprocess on the Drôme river basin
- Chapter 18. Shared Water Policy in New Caledonia: Feedback on a mechanism for policy co-construction and co-planning
- Chapter 19. Opportunities and challenges of transferring the CoOPLAGE approach to Integrated Water Resources Management in a Beninese wetland
- Conclusion
- List of abbreviations
