Participatory approaches
Olivier Barreteau (Irstea)
P.W.G. Bots (TU Delft - Policy Analysis)
Katherine Daniell (Australian National University)
Michel Etienne (National Institute for Agronomic Research)
Pascal Perez (University of Wollongong)
Cécile Barnaud (Dynafor)
Didier Bazile (Cirad Green)
Nicolas Becu (ENS-PSL Research University & CNRS)
Jean Christophe Castella (CIRAD)
William’s Daré (Cirad Green)
Guy Trebuil (Cirad Green)
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Abstract
This chapter aims to describe the diversity of participatory approaches in relation to social simulations, with a focus on the interactions between the tools and participants. We consider potential interactions at all stages of the modelling process: conceptual design, implementation, use and simulation outcome analysis. After reviewing and classifying existing approaches and techniques, we describe two case studies with a focus on the integration of various techniques. The first case study deals with fire hazard prevention in Southern France, and the second one with groundwater management on the atoll of Kiribati. The chapter concludes with a discussion of the advantages and limitations of participatory approaches.
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