Partnering with local knowledge systems to impact river management

该项目旨在将地方和土著知识系统与参与河流改造的其他行为者和进程联系起来。该项目与当地和土著知识的持有者合作，并利用印度尼西亚河流集水区作为案例研究，预计将在发展和规划研究中产生新的知识。预期成果包括制定和传播关于地方和土著知识体系如何为河流管理提供信息的建议和战略。预期收益包括关于河流管理行为体如何与当地社区合作进行创新以应对气候变化的复杂挑战并提供更大影响和投资效率的重要新知识。

The project aims to connect Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (LINKS) to other actors and processes involved in river transformation. Working in partnership with holders of Local and Indigenous knowledge, and using Indonesian river catchments as case studies, the project expects to generate new knowledge in development and planning studies. Expected outcomes include the development and dissemination of recommendations and strategies for how LINKS can inform river management. Anticipated benefits include significant new knowledge on how river management actors can partner with local communities to innovate to meet the compounding challenges of climate change and deliver greater impact and efficiency of investment.