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Searching for the right problem: A case study in water management about the relation between information and decision making in regional EIA

  • M.J. Kolkman
  • , M. Kok
  • , A. van der Veen

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Abstract

The solution of complex, unstructured problems in integrated water management is faced with policy controversy and dispute, unused and misused knowledge, project delay and failure, and decline of public trust in governmental decisions. Concept mapping is a technique to analyse these difficulties on a fundamental cognitive level, which can reveal experiences, perceptions, assumptions, knowledge and subjective beliefs of stakeholders, and can stimulate communication and learning.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationNCR-days 2003
Subtitle of host publicationDealing with floods within constraints: november 6-8
EditorsN. Douben, A.G. van Os
Place of PublicationDelft
PublisherNetherlands Centre for River Studies
Pages27-29
Publication statusPublished - 6 Nov 2004
EventNCR-days 2003: Dealing with Floods within Constraints - Resort Marina Oolderhuuske, Roermond, Netherlands
Duration: 6 Nov 2003 → 8 Nov 2003

Publication series

NameNCR publication
PublisherNetherlands Centre for River Studies
Volume24-2004
ISSN (Print)1568-234X

Conference

ConferenceNCR-days 2003
Country/TerritoryNetherlands
CityRoermond
Period6/11/03 → 8/11/03

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  1. SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation
    SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation

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