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Co-innovation to increase community resilience: influencing irrigation efficiency in the Waimakariri Irrigation Scheme

Fielke, Simon J. / Srinivasan, M. S.

Abstract The implications of a co-innovation project including elements of biophysical and social science are examined, particularly as they relate to conceptualisation(s) of community resilience. The framework of community resilience is used to explain how a farming region in New Zealand has increased their social, human, and environmental capital, despite a recent decline in economic capital as a result of a reduction in the global value of milk powder. The social learning, alteration of the project, and changes in decision making as a result of the project are reported in an example of positive outcomes from effectively facilitated transdisciplinary work.

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Co-innovation to increase community resilience: influencing irrigation efficiency in the Waimakariri Irrigation Scheme

Fielke, Simon J. / Srinivasan, M. S.

Abstract The implications of a co-innovation project including elements of biophysical and social science are examined, particularly as they relate to conceptualisation(s) of community resilience. The framework of community resilience is used to explain how a farming region in New Zealand has increased their social, human, and environmental capital, despite a recent decline in economic capital as a result of a reduction in the global value of milk powder. The social learning, alteration of the project, and changes in decision making as a result of the project are reported in an example of positive outcomes from effectively facilitated transdisciplinary work.

Co-innovation to increase community resilience: influencing irrigation efficiency in the Waimakariri Irrigation Scheme

Fielke, Simon J. / Srinivasan, M. S.

Abstract The implications of a co-innovation project including elements of biophysical and social science are examined, particularly as they relate to conceptualisation(s) of community resilience. The framework of community resilience is used to explain how a farming region in New Zealand has increased their social, human, and environmental capital, despite a recent decline in economic capital as a result of a reduction in the global value of milk powder. The social learning, alteration of the project, and changes in decision making as a result of the project are reported in an example of positive outcomes from effectively facilitated transdisciplinary work.

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Title:

Co-innovation to increase community resilience: influencing irrigation efficiency in the Waimakariri Irrigation Scheme

Contributors:

Fielke, Simon J. (author) / Srinivasan, M. S. (author)

Published in:

Sustainability Science ; 13 ; 255-267

Publication date:

2017-04-18

Size:

13 pages

ISSN:

1862-4057 , 1862-4065

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11625-017-0432-6

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Co-innovation , Community resilience , Tragedy of the commons , Case study research , Irrigation efficiency , New Zealand Environment , Environmental Management , Climate Change Management and Policy , Environmental Economics , Landscape Ecology , Sustainable Development , Public Health

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