Lloyds Register Foundation
Project details
Full project title: Lloyds Register Foundation
Duration: 2013 to 2018
Project lead for CESR: Professor Chad Staddon
Other UWE Bristol researcher:
Research partners/collaborators:
- Udall Centre Arizona (USA)
- Monash University (South Africa)
Funder: Lloyds Register Foundation
Project summary
The International Water Security Network project is founded on the realisation that technical fixes alone cannot deliver enhanced water security. Experience around the world has shown that there has been insufficient attention to the changing nature of governance over increasingly scarce water resources, and in particular the potential contributions of more democratic governance to improved water security. There is widespread recognition that workable solutions will have to be ‘socio-technical’ in nature. Though powerful, the hydro-engineering paradigm does not exist in a vacuum but rather must take careful account of the social, political, and economic constraints adhering in specific localities.
Project contact
For further information about the project, please contact Professor Chad Staddon (chad.staddon@uwe.ac.uk).
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