Towards an integrated flood management approach to address trade-offs between ecosystem services: Insights from the Dutch and German Rhine, Hungarian Tisza, and Chinese Yangtze basins
Towards an integrated flood management approach to address trade-offs between ecosystem services: Insights from the Dutch and German Rhine, Hungarian Tisza, and Chinese Yangtze basins
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DOI：
10.1016/j.jhydrol.2018.02.001
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发表时间：
2018-04
影响因子：
6.4
通讯作者：
J. Halbe;Kathrin Knüppe;C. Knieper;C. Pahl‐Wostl
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作者：
J. Halbe;Kathrin Knüppe;C. Knieper;C. Pahl‐Wostl
在洪水管理中利用生态系统服务面临着挑战，原因是人与自然互动的复杂性，以及更多基于生态系统的解决方案（如沿河城市地区或技术基础设施）在实际执行方面存在障碍。本文分析了洪水管理如何处理生态系统服务和实际约束之间的权衡，以更多的生态系统为基础的解决方案。为此，我们研究了洪水管理的演变，在荷兰和德国的莱茵河，匈牙利蒂萨河，中国长江流域在过去的几十年中的四个案例研究，侧重于发展和实施的机构和它们的联系，生态系统服务。通过三种管理范式的透镜探讨人与自然相互作用的复杂性对生态系统服务的影响：（1）控制范式，（2）基于生态系统的范式，（3）利益相关者参与范式。从专家访谈和文献检索的案例研究数据的结构使用数据库的方法之前，定性解释。结果表明，越来越重要的生态系统为基础的利益相关者参与的范式，这导致了一系列的监管和文化的生态系统服务，以前被忽视的考虑。我们发现，在洪水管理实践中，有一种趋势是在综合洪水管理的保护伞下将不同的范式结合起来，其目的是根据各自的区域条件找到最合适的解决方案。
The utilization of ecosystem services in flood management is challenged by the complexity of human-nature interactions and practical implementation barriers towards more ecosystem-based solutions, such as riverine urban areas or technical infrastructure. This paper analyses how flood management has dealt with trade-offs between ecosystem services and practical constrains towards more ecosystem-based solutions. To this end, we study the evolution of flood management in four case studies in the Dutch and German Rhine, the Hungarian Tisza, and the Chinese Yangtze basins during the last decades, focusing on the development and implementation of institutions and their link to ecosystem services. The complexity of human-nature interactions is addressed by exploring the impacts on ecosystem services through the lens of three management paradigms: (1) the control paradigm, (2) the ecosystem-based paradigm, and (3) the stakeholder involvement paradigm. Case study data from expert interviews and a literature search were structured using a database approach prior to qualitative interpretation. Results show the growing importance of the ecosystem-based and stakeholder involvement paradigms which has led to the consideration of a range of regulating and cultural ecosystem services that had previously been neglected. We detected a trend in flood management practice towards the combination of the different paradigms under the umbrella of integrated flood management, which aims at finding the most suitable solution depending on the respective regional conditions.