Sentence examples for participatory dynamics from inspiring English sources

While principles and methods of the approach are easily adaptable to different local contexts, this paper shows the contribution of participatory dynamics to the design of adaptation measures in the biodiversity-rich socio-ecological region surrounding the Doñana wetlands (Southern Spain).

We used participatory system dynamics modeling (SDM) to involve community, academic, and policy stakeholders in a process that explored the dynamic effects of realistic policies.

By examining how they develop such adaptive preferences despite expanded opportunities for participation, this research contributes to the debate on the dynamics of participatory governance.

The present study addresses this challenge by integrating the physical Spatial Agro Hydro Salinity Model (SAHYSMOD) with a participatory group-built system dynamics model (GBSDM) that includes socio-economic factors.

Drawing on 46 low carbon, backcasted energy scenarios produced with stakeholders in 14 European cities, we illustrate the value of structural narrative analysis for illuminating the dynamics of participatory scenario processes.

Having a clear insight on the actors involved in the decision-making process and the interactions among them is helpful to sort out the tools that can be used to support practitioners and policy-makers in understanding the dynamics of participatory processes and in representing stakeholders in the relevant social networks.

Group model building (GMB) is a participatory approach to using system dynamics in group decision-making and problem structuring.

However, a structured analysis of such participatory approaches that incorporates the dynamics of knowledge in adaptation to climate change is still missing.

Differences in endorsement of NTZs among cooperatives points to the importance of understanding fishers' incentives to collaborate, and the leadership and organizational dynamics which shape participatory processes.

Although quantitative data was not available to pursue simulation and sensitivity analyses, systems dynamics analysis using participatory group model building provided a mechanism to identify key pathways of threat and response regarding health service functioning.

In this paper, we argue that system dynamics (SD) models combined with participatory approaches have important roles in bridging this gap, though these will need to be adapted to the spatial influences that exist in urban settings.