Climate change adaptation in rural South Africa: Using stakeholder narratives to build system dynamics models in data-scarce environments
Abstract
The need for innovative systemic approaches for managing water resources that integrate natural and human dimensions is well established. Although systemic, participatory modelling has been shown to support stakeholder involvement and integrated analysis, the uptake within acrimonious, data-scarce contexts – especially in the developing world – is limited. This study details a process designed to address challenges facing the lower Olifants...
Paper Details
Title
Climate change adaptation in rural South Africa: Using stakeholder narratives to build system dynamics models in data-scarce environments
Published Date
May 27, 2020
Journal
Volume
15
Issue
1-2
Pages
5 - 22
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