Systemic and adaptive water governance: Reconfiguring institutions for social learning and more effective water managing?

You are invited to a workshop on:

Systemic and adaptive water governance:

Reconfiguring institutions for social learning and more effective water managing?

A seminar exploring the role of social learning in water policy and law

Friday 5 December 2008

10 am – 4pm

Speakers and topics are:

§ Chris Biesaga (Murray Darling Basin Commission) – Water markets, no substitute for water governance

§ Daniel Connell (ANU, Crawford School of Economics) – National Water Initiative –a misunderstood revolution in Australian Water Management

§ Anita Foerster (Melbourne Law School) – Concept Paper for a Water Research Program

§ Lee Godden (Melbourne Law School) – Regulatory Approaches: Planning, Impact Assessment and the National Water Act 2007

§ Ray Ison (Monash Sustainability Institute and The Open University) – Systemic and adapative water governance: complex problems and social learning.

§ Kerry Olsson (National Water Commission) – The role of evaluation and monitoring in water policy (tbc)

water-workshop-5-december.pdf

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