Structuring the water quality policy problem: Using Q methodology to explore discourses in the Brantas River basin

Recognizing the interrelatedness of water use and conceptual value of IWRM, progressive water resource management systems are moving beyond hierarchical arrangements toward more integrated networks. Increasing calls for participation recognize the value of broadened perspectives that provide both technical expertise as well as social, cultural,...

Outward Appearance or Inward Significance? On Experts' Perspectives When Studying and Solving Water Scarcity

In the first decade of the 21st century, a water harvesting approach based on contour trenches—ditches to catch runoff—from Kenya was proposed as groundwater recharge technology in a semi-arid area in Ninh Phuoc district, Vietnam. In order to modify this solutions to tackle water scarcity, hydrological conditions at the site needed to be known....

The role of citizen science as a tool of public information in water quality management in the Brantas catchment, Indonesia

Coproducing a water quality dashboard: Data communication for decision support in the Brantas River basin, Indonesia

Structuring the water quality policy problem: Applying Q-methodology to explore perspectives in hydrology, government, and community

Analysis of water quality time series for improving the measurement strategy in the Brantas basin, Indonesia

Towards systematic planning of small-scale hydrological intervention-based research

Many small-scale water development initiatives are accompanied by hydrological research to study either the form of the intervention or its impacts. Humans influence both the development of intervention and research, and thus one needs to take human agency into account. This paper focuses on the effects of human actions in the development of the...

Towards systematic planning of small-scale hydrological intervention-based research (discussion paper)

Many small-scale water development initiatives are accompanied by hydrological research to study either the shape of the intervention or its impacts. Humans influence both, and thus one needs to take human agency into account. This paper focuses on the effects of human actions in the intervention and its associated hydrological research, as...