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Participatory Futures

参与式期货

基本信息

批准号：
EP/T025034/1
负责人：
Mia Perry
金额：
$ 15.38万
依托单位：
University of Glasgow
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FT025034%2F1
关键词：
Participatory Futures

项目摘要

The GCRF Challenge Cluster Participatory Futures directly addresses the challenge of Equitable Access to Sustainable Development as identified by the UKRI GCRF strategy: "Partnerships should be transparent and based on mutual respect... equitable distribution of resources, responsibilities, efforts and benefits... recognising different inputs, different interests and different desired outcomes." As a central component to this challenge area, the proposed cluster looks to the Sustainable Development Goal 17, Partnerships for the Goals, to ensure that innovation and knowledge is shared between countries via strong global partnerships. This goal is gravely underrepresented in development-related research and yet critically underpins and determines the quality, impact and sustainability of outcomes of our research and practice. This project recognises the need for a critical examination of what we mean by partnership, how these are enacted within development practice, and how we might learn and enable the research community to "partner better." The practices, tensions and experiences relating to the ongoing challenges of partnership working are largely overlooked in reports and papers of interdisciplinary, transboundary projects. Compounding this problem, the evidence of the impacts of "projectitus" (short-termism in planning without concern for the longer-term implications of research or interventions, and "research fatigue" amongst over-burdened communities), the examples of unintended detrimental consequences of well-intentioned research and of abandoned and failed initiatives and the rise of post-development literature as a response to the western dominated nature of development, continues to amass. Despite the increasing affluence and capacity of the Global North, people in the south still suffer disproportionately from disease, poverty, war, famine and climate change. We have come together in recognition that partnerships and participation represent a fundamental but complex component of all GCRF. We contend that without genuine and equitable partnerships at the foundations of our research, the potential impact, relevance, and sustainability of the research will forever be limited or negated. Partnerships not only determine the very design and implementation of research, but the outcomes. As innovation is a requirement of GCRF and part of wider research and development working, creating and maintaining successful and equitable partnerships is advantageous, leading to new insights and perspectives, engagement with harder to reach countries and populations, leading to new possibilities for sustainable impact. By moving partnerships to the foreground, the Participatory Futures Challenge Cluster will bring together strands of early successes and recognised failures in GCRF research to address the problem of equity in sustainable development. This project is fuelled by critical insights and analysis of completed and ongoing projects, and ultimately driven by a focus on proposition and solution. Phase 1 of the Cluster will include: (1) an ethnography of cluster projects to analyse partnership practices in terms of equity, participation, and impact; (2) a synthesise of research findings and outputs; (3) the development of a framework and proof of concept case study in accessible forms (written report, documentary, media); and (4) a transition pathway to tools of translation, education, impact, and influence to mainstream international research. These outputs predicate the objectives of a larger project (Phase 2) focused on rolling out this framework through concurrent projects led by different disciplines in multiple distinct regions beyond those reflected in this cluster.

GCRF挑战集群预测未来直接解决了UKRI GCRF战略所确定的公平获得可持续发展的挑战：“伙伴关系应该是透明的，并以相互尊重为基础。公平分配资源、责任、努力和利益.认识到不同的投入、不同的利益和不同的期望结果。“作为这一挑战领域的核心组成部分，拟议的专题组着眼于可持续发展目标17-实现目标的伙伴关系，以确保各国通过强有力的全球伙伴关系分享创新和知识。这一目标在与发展有关的研究中严重不足，但却决定着我们研究和实践成果的质量、影响和可持续性。该项目认识到，有必要对我们所指的伙伴关系进行批判性研究，如何在发展实践中制定这些伙伴关系，以及我们如何学习并使研究界能够“更好地合作”。“跨学科、跨界项目的报告和文件基本上忽视了与伙伴关系工作的持续挑战有关的做法、紧张关系和经验。使这一问题更加复杂的是，“项目”影响的证据（规划中的短期主义，不考虑研究或干预措施的长期影响，以及负担过重的社区的“研究疲劳”），善意的研究和放弃和失败的倡议以及后-发展文学作为对西方主导的发展本质的回应，继续积累。尽管全球北方的财富和能力不断增加，但南方人民仍然不成比例地遭受疾病、贫困、战争、饥荒和气候变化的影响。我们聚集在一起，认识到伙伴关系和参与是全球气候框架的一个基本而复杂的组成部分。我们认为，如果没有真正和公平的伙伴关系作为我们研究的基础，研究的潜在影响，相关性和可持续性将永远受到限制或否定。伙伴关系不仅决定研究的设计和实施，而且决定研究的成果。由于创新是GCRF的一项要求，也是更广泛的研发工作的一部分，因此创建和保持成功和公平的伙伴关系是有利的，可以带来新的见解和观点，与更难接触的国家和人群接触，从而为可持续影响带来新的可能性。通过将伙伴关系推向前台，前瞻性未来挑战集群将汇集GCRF研究中的早期成功和公认的失败，以解决可持续发展中的公平问题。该项目由对已完成和正在进行的项目的关键见解和分析推动，并最终由对提案和解决方案的关注驱动。集群的第一阶段将包括：（1）集群项目的民族志，从公平、参与和影响的角度分析伙伴关系的做法;（2）研究结果和产出的综合;（3）制定框架和以可获取的形式进行概念案例研究的证明（书面报告、纪录片、媒体）;（4）向翻译、教育、影响和影响主流国际研究的工具过渡的途径。这些产出预测了一个更大项目（第2阶段）的目标，该项目的重点是通过由本集群所反映的区域以外的多个不同区域的不同学科领导的并行项目来推出这一框架。