Abstract The integrated Structure-Actor-Water framework (iSAW) was used to develop a set
of indicators to select an irrigation system according to its sustainability impact on …

Abstract System Dynamics can be a powerful tool for understanding dynamics, especially
feedback behaviours, in many social-ecological systems where sustainable pathways are …

Water management is a controversial environmental policy issue, due to the heterogeneity
of interests associated with a shared resource and the increasing level of conflict among …

The water reforms undertaken in the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia since 2007 have been
viewed as a model for other countries seeking to respond to water insecurity. Here, a policy …

Many scholars point out that in complex and contested decision-making and planning
situations, participatory processes have clear advantages over “traditional” or non …

Background In an increasingly globalised and rapidly changing world, decisionmaking
processes associated with the development, implementation and monitoring of public …

Water governance is becoming an increasingly important area of study for hydrologists, as
the impacts of human decisions on water flows and their various management scales are …

Innovations are being proposed in many countries in order to support change towards more
sustainable and water secure futures. However, the extent to which they can be …

Evaluating participatory processes, participatory planning processes especially, can be
challenging. Due to their complexity, these processes require a specific approach to …

As the health of many coastal ecosystems declines, there is an increasingly urgent need for
research that transcends academic disciplines and can respond to complex environmental …