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www.quae-open.com-R000947 03 01 01 R000947 00 ED E107 02 01 01 Transformative Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability Around the CoOPLAGE pathways 01 eng 08 273 03 22 12060744 17 01 I1 Éditions Quae 01 01 P2 Éditions Quae 02 01 000472 03 9782759239207 15 9782759239207 03 01 D1 Quae Open Acess 29 https://www.quae-open.com/open_access_download/472/947 45 03 www.quae-open.com-000472 03 01 01 000472 03 9782759239207 15 9782759239207 06 10.35690/978-2-7592-3920-7 10 EA E107 10 02 01 R000947 ED E107 1 10 01 02 Update Sciences & technologies Cette collection publie des ouvrages en français ou en anglais faisant le point sur des avancées récentes dans les domaines des sciences et des technologies. Elle est destinée aux spécialistes du domaine. 01 01 Transformative Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability Around the CoOPLAGE pathways 1 B15 01 A603 Emeline Hassenforder Hassenforder, Emeline Emeline Hassenforder Emeline Hassenforder est chercheuse au Cirad, au sein de l'unité G-EAU "Gestion de l’eau, acteurs, usages" (INRAE, BRGM, Cirad, AgroParisTech, IRD, Institut Agro Montpellier). Elle travaille sur l'ingénierie et l'évaluation des processus participatifs en matière de gouvernance de l'eau et des territoires. Emeline Hassenforder  is a researcher at the French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (Cirad) within the G-EAU joint research unit “Water Matters” in Montpellier. She works on the engineering and evaluation of participatory processes regarding water and land governance. Since 2012, Emeline has contributed to the development of CoOPLAGE. 2 B15 01 A602 Nils Ferrand Ferrand, Nils Nils Ferrand Chercheur INRAE/INRIA, Nils Ferrand est à l'origine du développement de CoOPLAGE, un ensemble d'outils participatifs complémentaires conçus pour répondre aux besoins des acteurs engagés dans les transitions socio-écologiques. Nils Ferrand  is a researcher at the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (INRAE) and at the French National Research Institute for Digital Science and Technology (INRIA). He initiated the development of CoOPLAGE, a set of complementary participatory tools designed to meet the needs of stakeholders engaged towards socio-ecological transitions. 1 01 eng 08 270 03 24 Izibook:Subject Pays du sud 24 Izibook:Subject Milieux naturels et environnement 24 Izibook:Subject Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques 24 Izibook:Subject Pays du sud 24 Izibook:Subject Milieux naturels et environnement 24 Izibook:Subject Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques 24 Izibook:Subject Impression à la demande 24 Izibook:Subject South countries selection 24 Izibook:Subject Natural landscapes and environment 24 Izibook:Subject Society 24 Izibook:Subject Print on-demand 24 Izibook:Subject Southern Countries 24 Izibook:Subject Natural Risks 24 Izibook:Subject Political & Social Science 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Pays du sud| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Milieux naturels et environnement| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Pays du sud| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Milieux naturels et environnement|Eaux continentales;Climat;Risques naturels;Territoire et espace rural 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques|Développement, développement durable;Politiques. Expertise;Histoire et sociologie 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Impression à la demande| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |South countries selection| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Natural landscapes and environment|Continental waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territories and rural areas 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Society|Development, sustainable development;Policy. Expertise;History and sociology 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Print on-demand| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Southern Countries| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Natural Risks|Inland waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territory and rural areas 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Political & Social Science|Sustainable development;Policies, Expertise;History and sociology 23 Izibook:NewTags Milieux naturels et environnement|Eaux continentales;Climat;Risques naturels;Territoire et espace rural 23 Izibook:NewTags Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques|Développement, développement durable;Politiques. Expertise;Histoire et sociologie 23 Izibook:NewTags Natural landscapes and environment|Continental waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territories and rural areas 23 Izibook:NewTags Society|Development, sustainable development;Policy. Expertise;History and sociology 23 Izibook:NewTags Natural Risks|Inland waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territory and rural areas 23 Izibook:NewTags Political & Social Science|Sustainable development;Policies, Expertise;History and sociology 20 human activity;Africa;farmer;agriculture;decision support;feeding;planning;land planning;sanitation;drainage basin;biodiversity;sludge;water courses;flood;waste;sustainable development;rural development;water;fresh water;wastewater;ecosystem;issue;environment;spreading;wastewater treatment;assessment;appraisement;land;risk management;inhabitant;hydrology;hygiene;flooding;irrigation;lake;Mediterranean;modelling;landscape;pollution;water resource;natural risk;sociology;soil 10 2011 GAM001000 10 2011 GAM010000 10 2011 SCI003000 10 2011 SCI026000 10 2011 SCI043000 10 2011 SCI075000 10 2011 SCI092000 10 2011 SOC019000 10 2011 SOC024000 10 2011 SOC042000 10 2011 SOC053000 10 2011 SOC055000 29 3081 29 3097 29 3098 29 3294 29 4093 01 300 01 303.4 01 303.6 01 304.2 01 323 01 630 03 00 This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.We, as humans, are currently facing urgent socio-ecological challenges (climate change, demographic increase, booming inequalities, etc.). These challenges are reinforced by systems of financial control at the international level, extractive natural resources strategies, lack of effective democracies, the surge in conflicts and wars, etc.This book is based on the assumption that these challenges cannot be faced without the enhanced participation of all stakeholders—from citizens to policy-makers—in the decisions that affect our social-ecological systems. This means that stakeholders must no longer simply be informed, but acquire the capacities to decide, act and adapt autonomously. In this sense, participation must be transformative. This book argues that this transformation needs to be accompanied by approaches, methods and concrete feedbacks. Therefore, this book aims to give an account of a diversity of practices and methods used to involve the various stakeholders, including the public, in transformative decision-making towards socio-ecological sustainability. It answers questions such as: How to engineer a participatory process? How can facilitators acquire the skills needed to facilitate such a process? How can role-playing games support decision and change? How to design territorial development plans with thousands of citizens? What digital platform can be designed to support participatory policy making? How can the impact of a participatory process be monitored and evaluated? What is the role of experts in these processes? This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.We, as humans, are currently facing urgent socio-ecological challenges (climate change, demographic increase, booming inequalities, etc.). These challenges are reinforced by systems of financial control at the international level, super-extractive strategies on natural resources, lack of effective democracy, surge of conflicts and wars, etc. This book is based on the assumption that these challenges cannot be faced without the enhanced participation of all stakeholders—from citizens to policy-makers—in the decisions that affect our social-ecological systems. This means that stakeholders must no longer simply be informed, but acquire the capacities to decide, act and adapt autonomously. In this sense, participation must be transformative. This book argues that this transformation needs to be accompanied by approaches, methods and concrete feedbacks. Therefore, this book aims to give an account of a diversity of practices and methods used to involve the various stakeholders, including the public, in transformative decision-making towards socio-ecological sustainability. It answers questions such as: How to engineer a participatory process? How can facilitators acquire the skills needed to facilitate such a process? How can role-playing games support decision and change? How to design territorial development plans with thousands of citizens? What digital platform can be designed to support participatory policy making? How can the impact of a participatory process be monitored and evaluated? What is the role of experts in these processes? 02 00 This book aims to give practitioners and researchers an overview of a coherent body of work and results on participatory decision processes aiming at Socio-Ecological Sustainability, implemented in several countries. It covers topics ranging from co-design of participatory processes, to diagnosis, planning, and monitoring and evaluation of processes and impacts - with a common framework based on participatory modeling. This book aims to give practitioners and researchers an overview of a coherent body of work and results on participatory decision processes aiming at Socio-Ecological Sustainability, implemented in several countries. It covers topics ranging from co-design of participatory processes, to diagnosis, planning, and monitoring and evaluation of processes and impacts - with a common framework based on participatory modeling. 04 00 <h3>Introduction</h3>Emeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandChapter 1. Participatory approaches to developing sustainable futures: A global perspectiveKatherine Anne DaniellChapter 2. The CoOPLAGE approach: When actors model their situation, principles or plans together for sustainable, empowering decision-making and changeNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Wanda Aquae-GaudiChapter 3. The context of citizen participation in water management in FranceAudrey Massot, Anne Pressurot and Marie Trouillet; interviews conducted by Emeline HassenforderPart 1. The Foundations of Public Participation for Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 4. Developing a culture of participation: Progress and considerations in FranceJoana Janiw; Interview conducted by Emeline HassenforderChapter 5. Territorial facilitator, a profession to be developed and defended: A Tunisian experienceHoussem Braïki, Guillaume Lestrelin, Sylvie Morardet, Soumaya Younsi, Emeline Hassenforder, Amar Imache, Audrey Barbe, Anissa Ben Hassine, Fethi Hadaji and Mohamed Chamseddine HarrabiChapter 6. Participation and the construction of social acceptability: Fantasy or reality?Benjamin Noury and Laura SeguinChapter 7. Supporting participatory processes in territorial governance: The researcher’s “risky” stanceCaroline Lejars, Veronica Mitroi, Guillaume Lestrelin, Julien Burte, Isabelle Tritsch and Nils FerrandChapter 8. Supporting participatory policy making with an integrated digital platform: The e-CoOPILOT approachNils Ferrand and Samuel TronçonPart 2. Engineering and Evaluating Participatory Decision ProcessesChapter 9. Engineering participation: Preparing and designing a participatory processNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Sabine GirardChapter 10. Evaluating a participatory processEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandInsert 1. “Participation compass”, a web application to organise and track participatory processesAnne Hilleret and Karine LancementChapter 11. Participating is also learning!Laura Seguin, Patrice Garin, Sabine Girard, Sarah Loudin and Emeline HassenforderPart 3. Participatory Modelling to Support Decision and ChangeChapter 12. Designing and using role-playing games for water and land managementGéraldine Abrami and Nicolas BecuInsert 2. LittoWAG: a companion game for coastal risk adaptationJulie Latune, Mariana Rios, Eva Perrier, Geraldine Abrami and Nils FerrandChapter 13. “L’Eau en Têt”: An educational role-playing kit to educate people on participationPatrice Robin, Fabrice Carol, Floriane Le Moing, Géraldine Abrami, Nils Ferrand and Dominique DalbinChapter 14. Integrating expert technical knowledge in a sanitation planning process with stakeholders: WasteWAG modelling and game in SenegalMélaine Aucante, Rémi Lombard-Latune, Alpha Ba, Camille Cheval, Paul Moretti and Nils FerrandChapter 15. Influence at the margin: Participation and water infrastructure in the Cambodian Mekong deltaJean-Philippe Venot, William’s Daré, Etienne Delay, Sreytouch Heourn, Lamphin Lor, Malyne Neang, Somali Oum, Raksmey Phoeurk, Sopheaktra Say, Sophak Seng and Sreypich SinhChapter 16. Enhancing the characterisation of floods, water resources and their impacts through participatory observationValérie Borrell Estupina, Frédéric Grelot, Alexandre Alix, David Badoga, Pierre Balzergue, Pauline Brémond, Moustapha Djangue, Jofre Herrero Ferran, Alain Fezeu, Camille Jourdan, Cécile Llovel, Linda Luquot, Valérianne Marry, Sylvie Morardet, Roger Moussa, Diana Puigserver Cuerda, Sophie Richard, Marine Rousseau, David Sebag, Eric Servat and Sandra Van-ExterPart 4. Planning for Transforming towards Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 17. CoOPLAN multi-scale participatory planning process: Applications in Uganda and elsewhereNils Ferrand, Clovis Kabaseke, Moses Muhumuza, Thaddeo Tibasiima and Emeline HassenforderInsert 3. Feedback from a large-scale citizen participatory process on the Drôme river basinClaire Petitjean and Chrystel FermondChapter 18. Shared Water Policy in New Caledonia: Feedback on a mechanism for policy co-construction and co-planningCaroline Lejars, Séverine Bouard and Nils FerrandChapter 19. Opportunities and challenges of transferring the CoOPLAGE approach to Integrated Water Resources Management in a Beninese wetlandRaphaëlle Ducrot and William’s DaréConclusionEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandList of abbreviationsAcknowledgmentsList of authors IntroductionEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandChapter 1. Participatory approaches to developing sustainable futures: A global perspectiveKatherine Anne DaniellChapter 2. The CoOPLAGE approach: When actors model their situation, principles or plans together for sustainable, empowering decision-making and changeNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Wanda Aquae-GaudiChapter 3. The context of citizen participation in water management in FranceAudrey Massot, Anne Pressurot and Marie Trouillet; interviews conducted by Emeline HassenforderPart 1. The Foundations of Public Participation for Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 4. Developing a culture of participation: Progress and considerations in FranceJoana Janiw; Interview conducted by Emeline HassenforderChapter 5. Territorial facilitator, a profession to be developed and defended: A Tunisian experienceHoussem Braïki, Guillaume Lestrelin, Sylvie Morardet, Soumaya Younsi, Emeline Hassenforder, Amar Imache, Audrey Barbe, Anissa Ben Hassine, Fethi Hadaji and Mohamed Chamseddine HarrabiChapter 6. Participation and the construction of social acceptability: Fantasy or reality?Benjamin Noury and Laura SeguinChapter 7. Supporting participatory processes in territorial governance: The researcher’s “risky” stanceCaroline Lejars, Veronica Mitroi, Guillaume Lestrelin, Julien Burte, Isabelle Tritsch and Nils FerrandChapter 8. Supporting participatory policy making with an integrated digital platform: The e-CoOPILOT approachNils Ferrand and Samuel TronçonPart 2. Engineering and Evaluating Participatory Decision ProcessesChapter 9. Engineering participation: Preparing and designing a participatory processNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Sabine GirardChapter 10. Evaluating a participatory processEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandInsert 1. “Participation compass”, a web application to organise and track participatory processesAnne Hilleret and Karine LancementChapter 11. Participating is also learning!Laura Seguin, Patrice Garin, Sabine Girard, Sarah Loudin and Emeline HassenforderPart 3. Participatory Modelling to Support Decision and ChangeChapter 12. Designing and using role-playing games for water and land managementGéraldine Abrami and Nicolas BecuInsert 2. LittoWAG: a companion game for coastal risk adaptationJulie Latune, Mariana Rios, Eva Perrier, Geraldine Abrami and Nils FerrandChapter 13. “L’Eau en Têt”: An educational role-playing kit to educate people on participationPatrice Robin, Fabrice Carol, Floriane Le Moing, Géraldine Abrami, Nils Ferrand and Dominique DalbinChapter 14. Integrating expert technical knowledge in a sanitation planning process with stakeholders: WasteWAG modelling and game in SenegalMélaine Aucante, Rémi Lombard-Latune, Alpha Ba, Camille Cheval, Paul Moretti and Nils FerrandChapter 15. Influence at the margin: Participation and water infrastructure in the Cambodian Mekong deltaJean-Philippe Venot, William’s Daré, Etienne Delay, Sreytouch Heourn, Lamphin Lor, Malyne Neang, Somali Oum, Raksmey Phoeurk, Sopheaktra Say, Sophak Seng and Sreypich SinhChapter 16. Enhancing the characterisation of floods, water resources and their impacts through participatory observationValérie Borrell Estupina, Frédéric Grelot, Alexandre Alix, David Badoga, Pierre Balzergue, Pauline Brémond, Moustapha Djangue, Jofre Herrero Ferran, Alain Fezeu, Camille Jourdan, Cécile Llovel, Linda Luquot, Valérianne Marry, Sylvie Morardet, Roger Moussa, Diana Puigserver Cuerda, Sophie Richard, Marine Rousseau, David Sebag, Eric Servat and Sandra Van-ExterPart 4. Planning for Transforming towards Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 17. CoOPLAN multi-scale participatory planning process: Applications in Uganda and elsewhereNils Ferrand, Clovis Kabaseke, Moses Muhumuza, Thaddeo Tibasiima and Emeline HassenforderInsert 3. Feedback from a large-scale citizen participatory process on the Drôme river basinClaire Petitjean and Chrystel FermondChapter 18. Shared Water Policy in New Caledonia: Feedback on a mechanism for policy co-construction and co-planningCaroline Lejars, Séverine Bouard and Nils FerrandChapter 19. Opportunities and challenges of transferring the CoOPLAGE approach to Integrated Water Resources Management in a Beninese wetlandRaphaëlle Ducrot and William’s DaréConclusionEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandList of abbreviationsAcknowledgmentsList of authors 21 00 06 01 https://www.quae-open.com/produit/258/9782759239207/transformative-participation-for-socio-ecological-sustainability 01 00 03 02 https://www.quae-open.com/system/product_pictures/data/009/940/184/original/02951BDW_Transformative_Ecological.jpg 17 14 20260325T074144+0100 15 00 04 02 01 E107 04 9782759239207.pdf 05 11.50 06 084e3368907e4cadf53242d18bd3196e https://www.quae-open.com/extract/946?filename=9782759239207.pdf&md5sum=084e3368907e4cadf53242d18bd3196e&size=12060744&title=Extrait+au+format+PDF 17 14 20240417T071341+0200 01 I1 Éditions Quae 01 01 P2 Éditions Quae 04 01 00 20240417 19 00 20240417 01 FR 13 03 9782759239191 15 9782759239191 06 03 9782759239214 15 9782759239214 WORLD 08 Éditions Quae 04 01 00 20240417 03 01 D1 Quae Open Acess 20 04 05 01 EUR WORLD www.quae-open.com-R000949 03 01 01 R000949 00 ED E101 02 01 01 Transformative Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability Around the CoOPLAGE pathways 01 eng 22 11086403 17 01 I1 Éditions Quae 01 01 P2 Éditions Quae 02 01 000473 03 9782759239214 15 9782759239214 03 01 D1 Quae Open Acess 29 https://www.quae-open.com/open_access_download/473/949 45 03 www.quae-open.com-000473 03 01 01 000473 03 9782759239214 15 9782759239214 10 EA E101 10 02 01 R000949 ED E101 1 10 01 02 Update Sciences & technologies Cette collection publie des ouvrages en français ou en anglais faisant le point sur des avancées récentes dans les domaines des sciences et des technologies. Elle est destinée aux spécialistes du domaine. 01 01 Transformative Participation for Socio-Ecological Sustainability Around the CoOPLAGE pathways 1 B15 01 A603 Emeline Hassenforder Hassenforder, Emeline Emeline Hassenforder Emeline Hassenforder est chercheuse au Cirad, au sein de l'unité G-EAU "Gestion de l’eau, acteurs, usages" (INRAE, BRGM, Cirad, AgroParisTech, IRD, Institut Agro Montpellier). Elle travaille sur l'ingénierie et l'évaluation des processus participatifs en matière de gouvernance de l'eau et des territoires. Emeline Hassenforder  is a researcher at the French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (Cirad) within the G-EAU joint research unit “Water Matters” in Montpellier. She works on the engineering and evaluation of participatory processes regarding water and land governance. Since 2012, Emeline has contributed to the development of CoOPLAGE. 2 B15 01 A602 Nils Ferrand Ferrand, Nils Nils Ferrand Chercheur INRAE/INRIA, Nils Ferrand est à l'origine du développement de CoOPLAGE, un ensemble d'outils participatifs complémentaires conçus pour répondre aux besoins des acteurs engagés dans les transitions socio-écologiques. Nils Ferrand  is a researcher at the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (INRAE) and at the French National Research Institute for Digital Science and Technology (INRIA). He initiated the development of CoOPLAGE, a set of complementary participatory tools designed to meet the needs of stakeholders engaged towards socio-ecological transitions. 1 01 eng 08 270 03 24 Izibook:Subject Pays du sud 24 Izibook:Subject Milieux naturels et environnement 24 Izibook:Subject Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques 24 Izibook:Subject Pays du sud 24 Izibook:Subject Milieux naturels et environnement 24 Izibook:Subject Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques 24 Izibook:Subject Impression à la demande 24 Izibook:Subject South countries selection 24 Izibook:Subject Natural landscapes and environment 24 Izibook:Subject Society 24 Izibook:Subject Print on-demand 24 Izibook:Subject Southern Countries 24 Izibook:Subject Natural Risks 24 Izibook:Subject Political & Social Science 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Pays du sud| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Milieux naturels et environnement| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Pays du sud| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Milieux naturels et environnement|Eaux continentales;Climat;Risques naturels;Territoire et espace rural 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques|Développement, développement durable;Politiques. Expertise;Histoire et sociologie 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Impression à la demande| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |South countries selection| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Natural landscapes and environment|Continental waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territories and rural areas 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Society|Development, sustainable development;Policy. Expertise;History and sociology 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Print on-demand| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Southern Countries| 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Natural Risks|Inland waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territory and rural areas 24 Izibook:SubjectAndCategoryAndTags |Political & Social Science|Sustainable development;Policies, Expertise;History and sociology 23 Izibook:NewTags Milieux naturels et environnement|Eaux continentales;Climat;Risques naturels;Territoire et espace rural 23 Izibook:NewTags Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques|Développement, développement durable;Politiques. Expertise;Histoire et sociologie 23 Izibook:NewTags Natural landscapes and environment|Continental waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territories and rural areas 23 Izibook:NewTags Society|Development, sustainable development;Policy. Expertise;History and sociology 23 Izibook:NewTags Natural Risks|Inland waters;Climate;Natural hazards;Territory and rural areas 23 Izibook:NewTags Political & Social Science|Sustainable development;Policies, Expertise;History and sociology 20 human activity;Africa;farmer;agriculture;decision support;feeding;planning;land planning;sanitation;drainage basin;biodiversity;sludge;water courses;flood;waste;sustainable development;rural development;water;fresh water;wastewater;ecosystem;issue;environment;spreading;wastewater treatment;assessment;appraisement;land;risk management;inhabitant;hydrology;hygiene;flooding;irrigation;lake;Mediterranean;modelling;landscape;pollution;water resource;natural risk;sociology;soil 10 2011 GAM001000 10 2011 GAM010000 10 2011 SCI003000 10 2011 SCI026000 10 2011 SCI043000 10 2011 SCI075000 10 2011 SCI092000 10 2011 SOC019000 10 2011 SOC024000 10 2011 SOC042000 10 2011 SOC053000 10 2011 SOC055000 29 3081 29 3097 29 3098 29 3294 29 4093 01 300 01 303.4 01 303.6 01 304.2 01 323 01 630 03 00 This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.We, as humans, are currently facing urgent socio-ecological challenges (climate change, demographic increase, booming inequalities, etc.). These challenges are reinforced by systems of financial control at the international level, extractive natural resources strategies, lack of effective democracies, the surge in conflicts and wars, etc.This book is based on the assumption that these challenges cannot be faced without the enhanced participation of all stakeholders—from citizens to policy-makers—in the decisions that affect our social-ecological systems. This means that stakeholders must no longer simply be informed, but acquire the capacities to decide, act and adapt autonomously. In this sense, participation must be transformative. This book argues that this transformation needs to be accompanied by approaches, methods and concrete feedbacks. Therefore, this book aims to give an account of a diversity of practices and methods used to involve the various stakeholders, including the public, in transformative decision-making towards socio-ecological sustainability. It answers questions such as: How to engineer a participatory process? How can facilitators acquire the skills needed to facilitate such a process? How can role-playing games support decision and change? How to design territorial development plans with thousands of citizens? What digital platform can be designed to support participatory policy making? How can the impact of a participatory process be monitored and evaluated? What is the role of experts in these processes? This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.We, as humans, are currently facing urgent socio-ecological challenges (climate change, demographic increase, booming inequalities, etc.). These challenges are reinforced by systems of financial control at the international level, super-extractive strategies on natural resources, lack of effective democracy, surge of conflicts and wars, etc. This book is based on the assumption that these challenges cannot be faced without the enhanced participation of all stakeholders—from citizens to policy-makers—in the decisions that affect our social-ecological systems. This means that stakeholders must no longer simply be informed, but acquire the capacities to decide, act and adapt autonomously. In this sense, participation must be transformative. This book argues that this transformation needs to be accompanied by approaches, methods and concrete feedbacks. Therefore, this book aims to give an account of a diversity of practices and methods used to involve the various stakeholders, including the public, in transformative decision-making towards socio-ecological sustainability. It answers questions such as: How to engineer a participatory process? How can facilitators acquire the skills needed to facilitate such a process? How can role-playing games support decision and change? How to design territorial development plans with thousands of citizens? What digital platform can be designed to support participatory policy making? How can the impact of a participatory process be monitored and evaluated? What is the role of experts in these processes? 02 00 This book aims to give practitioners and researchers an overview of a coherent body of work and results on participatory decision processes aiming at Socio-Ecological Sustainability, implemented in several countries. It covers topics ranging from co-design of participatory processes, to diagnosis, planning, and monitoring and evaluation of processes and impacts - with a common framework based on participatory modeling. This book aims to give practitioners and researchers an overview of a coherent body of work and results on participatory decision processes aiming at Socio-Ecological Sustainability, implemented in several countries. It covers topics ranging from co-design of participatory processes, to diagnosis, planning, and monitoring and evaluation of processes and impacts - with a common framework based on participatory modeling. 04 00 <h3>Introduction</h3>Emeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandChapter 1. Participatory approaches to developing sustainable futures: A global perspectiveKatherine Anne DaniellChapter 2. The CoOPLAGE approach: When actors model their situation, principles or plans together for sustainable, empowering decision-making and changeNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Wanda Aquae-GaudiChapter 3. The context of citizen participation in water management in FranceAudrey Massot, Anne Pressurot and Marie Trouillet; interviews conducted by Emeline HassenforderPart 1. The Foundations of Public Participation for Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 4. Developing a culture of participation: Progress and considerations in FranceJoana Janiw; Interview conducted by Emeline HassenforderChapter 5. Territorial facilitator, a profession to be developed and defended: A Tunisian experienceHoussem Braïki, Guillaume Lestrelin, Sylvie Morardet, Soumaya Younsi, Emeline Hassenforder, Amar Imache, Audrey Barbe, Anissa Ben Hassine, Fethi Hadaji and Mohamed Chamseddine HarrabiChapter 6. Participation and the construction of social acceptability: Fantasy or reality?Benjamin Noury and Laura SeguinChapter 7. Supporting participatory processes in territorial governance: The researcher’s “risky” stanceCaroline Lejars, Veronica Mitroi, Guillaume Lestrelin, Julien Burte, Isabelle Tritsch and Nils FerrandChapter 8. Supporting participatory policy making with an integrated digital platform: The e-CoOPILOT approachNils Ferrand and Samuel TronçonPart 2. Engineering and Evaluating Participatory Decision ProcessesChapter 9. Engineering participation: Preparing and designing a participatory processNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Sabine GirardChapter 10. Evaluating a participatory processEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandInsert 1. “Participation compass”, a web application to organise and track participatory processesAnne Hilleret and Karine LancementChapter 11. Participating is also learning!Laura Seguin, Patrice Garin, Sabine Girard, Sarah Loudin and Emeline HassenforderPart 3. Participatory Modelling to Support Decision and ChangeChapter 12. Designing and using role-playing games for water and land managementGéraldine Abrami and Nicolas BecuInsert 2. LittoWAG: a companion game for coastal risk adaptationJulie Latune, Mariana Rios, Eva Perrier, Geraldine Abrami and Nils FerrandChapter 13. “L’Eau en Têt”: An educational role-playing kit to educate people on participationPatrice Robin, Fabrice Carol, Floriane Le Moing, Géraldine Abrami, Nils Ferrand and Dominique DalbinChapter 14. Integrating expert technical knowledge in a sanitation planning process with stakeholders: WasteWAG modelling and game in SenegalMélaine Aucante, Rémi Lombard-Latune, Alpha Ba, Camille Cheval, Paul Moretti and Nils FerrandChapter 15. Influence at the margin: Participation and water infrastructure in the Cambodian Mekong deltaJean-Philippe Venot, William’s Daré, Etienne Delay, Sreytouch Heourn, Lamphin Lor, Malyne Neang, Somali Oum, Raksmey Phoeurk, Sopheaktra Say, Sophak Seng and Sreypich SinhChapter 16. Enhancing the characterisation of floods, water resources and their impacts through participatory observationValérie Borrell Estupina, Frédéric Grelot, Alexandre Alix, David Badoga, Pierre Balzergue, Pauline Brémond, Moustapha Djangue, Jofre Herrero Ferran, Alain Fezeu, Camille Jourdan, Cécile Llovel, Linda Luquot, Valérianne Marry, Sylvie Morardet, Roger Moussa, Diana Puigserver Cuerda, Sophie Richard, Marine Rousseau, David Sebag, Eric Servat and Sandra Van-ExterPart 4. Planning for Transforming towards Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 17. CoOPLAN multi-scale participatory planning process: Applications in Uganda and elsewhereNils Ferrand, Clovis Kabaseke, Moses Muhumuza, Thaddeo Tibasiima and Emeline HassenforderInsert 3. Feedback from a large-scale citizen participatory process on the Drôme river basinClaire Petitjean and Chrystel FermondChapter 18. Shared Water Policy in New Caledonia: Feedback on a mechanism for policy co-construction and co-planningCaroline Lejars, Séverine Bouard and Nils FerrandChapter 19. Opportunities and challenges of transferring the CoOPLAGE approach to Integrated Water Resources Management in a Beninese wetlandRaphaëlle Ducrot and William’s DaréConclusionEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandList of abbreviationsAcknowledgmentsList of authors IntroductionEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandChapter 1. Participatory approaches to developing sustainable futures: A global perspectiveKatherine Anne DaniellChapter 2. The CoOPLAGE approach: When actors model their situation, principles or plans together for sustainable, empowering decision-making and changeNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Wanda Aquae-GaudiChapter 3. The context of citizen participation in water management in FranceAudrey Massot, Anne Pressurot and Marie Trouillet; interviews conducted by Emeline HassenforderPart 1. The Foundations of Public Participation for Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 4. Developing a culture of participation: Progress and considerations in FranceJoana Janiw; Interview conducted by Emeline HassenforderChapter 5. Territorial facilitator, a profession to be developed and defended: A Tunisian experienceHoussem Braïki, Guillaume Lestrelin, Sylvie Morardet, Soumaya Younsi, Emeline Hassenforder, Amar Imache, Audrey Barbe, Anissa Ben Hassine, Fethi Hadaji and Mohamed Chamseddine HarrabiChapter 6. Participation and the construction of social acceptability: Fantasy or reality?Benjamin Noury and Laura SeguinChapter 7. Supporting participatory processes in territorial governance: The researcher’s “risky” stanceCaroline Lejars, Veronica Mitroi, Guillaume Lestrelin, Julien Burte, Isabelle Tritsch and Nils FerrandChapter 8. Supporting participatory policy making with an integrated digital platform: The e-CoOPILOT approachNils Ferrand and Samuel TronçonPart 2. Engineering and Evaluating Participatory Decision ProcessesChapter 9. Engineering participation: Preparing and designing a participatory processNils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder and Sabine GirardChapter 10. Evaluating a participatory processEmeline Hassenforder and Nils FerrandInsert 1. “Participation compass”, a web application to organise and track participatory processesAnne Hilleret and Karine LancementChapter 11. Participating is also learning!Laura Seguin, Patrice Garin, Sabine Girard, Sarah Loudin and Emeline HassenforderPart 3. Participatory Modelling to Support Decision and ChangeChapter 12. Designing and using role-playing games for water and land managementGéraldine Abrami and Nicolas BecuInsert 2. LittoWAG: a companion game for coastal risk adaptationJulie Latune, Mariana Rios, Eva Perrier, Geraldine Abrami and Nils FerrandChapter 13. “L’Eau en Têt”: An educational role-playing kit to educate people on participationPatrice Robin, Fabrice Carol, Floriane Le Moing, Géraldine Abrami, Nils Ferrand and Dominique DalbinChapter 14. Integrating expert technical knowledge in a sanitation planning process with stakeholders: WasteWAG modelling and game in SenegalMélaine Aucante, Rémi Lombard-Latune, Alpha Ba, Camille Cheval, Paul Moretti and Nils FerrandChapter 15. Influence at the margin: Participation and water infrastructure in the Cambodian Mekong deltaJean-Philippe Venot, William’s Daré, Etienne Delay, Sreytouch Heourn, Lamphin Lor, Malyne Neang, Somali Oum, Raksmey Phoeurk, Sopheaktra Say, Sophak Seng and Sreypich SinhChapter 16. Enhancing the characterisation of floods, water resources and their impacts through participatory observationValérie Borrell Estupina, Frédéric Grelot, Alexandre Alix, David Badoga, Pierre Balzergue, Pauline Brémond, Moustapha Djangue, Jofre Herrero Ferran, Alain Fezeu, Camille Jourdan, Cécile Llovel, Linda Luquot, Valérianne Marry, Sylvie Morardet, Roger Moussa, Diana Puigserver Cuerda, Sophie Richard, Marine Rousseau, David Sebag, Eric Servat and Sandra Van-ExterPart 4. Planning for Transforming towards Socio-Ecological SustainabilityChapter 17. CoOPLAN multi-scale participatory planning process: Applications in Uganda and elsewhereNils Ferrand, Clovis Kabaseke, Moses Muhumuza, Thaddeo Tibasiima and Emeline HassenforderInsert 3. Feedback from a large-scale citizen participatory process on the Drôme river basinClaire Petitjean and Chrystel FermondChapter 18. Shared Water Policy in New Caledonia: Feedback on a mechanism for policy co-construction and co-planningCaroline Lejars, Séverine Bouard and Nils FerrandChapter 19. 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