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Providing Social Science Objectives And Indicators To Compare Management Options In The Queensland Trawl Planning Process, Cathy Dichmont, S Pascoe, E Jebreen, R Pears, Kate Brooks, Pascal Perez
Providing Social Science Objectives And Indicators To Compare Management Options In The Queensland Trawl Planning Process, Cathy Dichmont, S Pascoe, E Jebreen, R Pears, Kate Brooks, Pascal Perez
Professor Pascal Perez
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Participatory Risk Management Approaches For Water Planning And Management: Insights From Australia And Bulgaria, Katherine Daniell, Peter Coad, Irina Ribarova, Ian White, Nils Ferrand, Jean-Emmanuel Rougier, Alexis Tsoukias, Philip Haines, Natalie Jones, Albena Popova, Stewart Burn, Pascal Perez
Participatory Risk Management Approaches For Water Planning And Management: Insights From Australia And Bulgaria, Katherine Daniell, Peter Coad, Irina Ribarova, Ian White, Nils Ferrand, Jean-Emmanuel Rougier, Alexis Tsoukias, Philip Haines, Natalie Jones, Albena Popova, Stewart Burn, Pascal Perez
Professor Pascal Perez
Throughout the world, water management and planning issues are becoming increasingly difficult to handle, and there have been calls for more adapted approaches to aid the decision-making processes required for water planning and management. Participatory risk management approaches appear appropriate for such situations as they can be designed to increase collaboration and manage conflict, explicit uncertainties, andstructure complexity in more understandable forms. This paper will outline some insights and lessons learnt from the design and implementation of two different participatory risk management processes for water governance: avalues-based method based on the Australian and New Zealand Standard for Risk Management for …