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Research-supported participatory planning for water stress mitigation

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Ribarova, Irina S
Assimacopoulos, Dionysis
Jeffrey, Paul
Daniell, Katherine
Inman, David
Vamvakeridou-Lyroudia, Lydia S.
Melin, Thomas
Kalinkov, Petar
Ferrand, Niels
Tarnaki, Katharina

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Carfax Publishing, Taylor & Francis Group

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With multi-stakeholder issues such as climate change or population growth providing significant challenges for water managers, participatory approaches to planning and management are becoming increasingly popular. To aid water stress mitigation in Bulgaria's Iskar region, a participatory process with a broad range of stakeholders was designed and tested. Options adapted for the region such as risk management and industrial and domestic water conservation were studied. The results suggest that strong research support is needed to adapt participatory management theories into operational planning processes. Definition of appro- priate working groups with clear roles and responsibilities are also needed to ensure effective implementation.

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Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

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2037-12-31