Finding our way: A case study of urban waterway restoration and participatory process
Finding our way: A case study of urban waterway restoration and participatory process
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寻找我们的道路：城市水道修复和参与过程的案例研究
DOI：
10.1016/j.landurbplan.2016.08.004
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
9.1
通讯作者：
R. Smardon
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文献类型：
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作者：
S. Moran;M. Perreault;R. Smardon
本文探讨了在组织多个利益相关者努力振兴城市水道时遇到的一些挑战。我们主要从纽约州锡拉丘兹的一个溪流振兴项目的积极经验中，找出了与背景和挑战有关的几个因素--物质和社会挑战--这些因素帮助塑造了成果。讨论了利用合作参与过程、联合制作和直接解决环境正义问题，使利益攸关方参与此类项目。我们试图找出要点和经验教训，帮助其他人了解社区处理与水有关的环境正义问题的参与性进程。成果包括：以前在这一进程中没有发言权的人更多地参与，概念计划本身，间接的实物项目成果，以及为该区域的参与进程建立新的标准。
This paper explores some of the challenges encountered in organizing multiple stakeholders in working toward the revitalization of an urban waterway. Drawing primarily from positive experiences with a creek revitalization project in Syracuse, New York, we identify several factors concerning the context and challenges – both material and social – that have helped to shape the outcomes. Use of collaborative participation processes, co-production, and directly addressing environmental justice issues for engaging stakeholders in such projects are discussed. We seek to identify key points and lessons that can help inform others about participatory processes in communities coping with water-related environmental justice issues. Outcomes include: greater levels of participation by those previously lacking a voice in the process, the conceptual plan itself, indirect physical project outcomes, and establishing new standards for participatory processes in the region.