Scholars and activists are increasingly advocating for new approaches to replace the current development pathway and reimagine our interaction with water.

More generally, the absorption, use, reproduction and generation of knowledge – be it embodied in workers, machines or scientific texts – represents a fundamental dimension of the mission of a water …

Jan 19, 2017 · The findings of this study point to some key challenges and constraints for the effective facilitation of collaboration and knowledge co-creation through the Quebec WOs and their …

(2) Establish a multi- and transdisciplinary network of academics from the social and natural sciences arts, and humanities, social actors, and citizens to develop co-creation approaches to water …

May 13, 2022 · The water sector needs to explore and equip itself with approaches and instruments to strengthen the knowledge base and institutional capacities required for addressing these transitions …

The key functions of WCSE are informing policies and programs, facilitating water projects up to proof of concept and pilot project phase, promoting individual and institutional learning, building networks of …

Measuring the broader impacts of knowledge production and exchange is a challenging task, as they are multiple and heterogeneous, ranging from new products to more effective government policies, and …

To answer such question, this theme focuses on: i) Pluralizing water knowledge through interdisciplinary engagement that combines natural and (critical) social sciences to generate power-sensitive and …

This review paper examines indigenous water management practices from around the world, highlighting the importance of traditional knowledge and community-based approaches in …

In this special issue, we identify four categories of water knowledge cocreation around values, scales, epistemologies and spaces, and their potential connections or tensions.