Relevance of Strategic Environmental Assessment to Rio Grande Basin Management

Avila, P.; Filho, Luiz Otávio Moras; Mendonça, Nathália de Paiva; Borges, Luís Antônio Coimbra; Gomide, Lucas Rezende; Júnior, Fausto Weimar Acerbi

doi:10.1590/01047760201824032559

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2018

DOI: 10.1590/01047760201824032559

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Relevance of Strategic Environmental Assessment to Rio Grande Basin Management

P. Avila

Luiz Otávio Moras Filho

Nathália de Paiva Mendonça

et al.

Abstract: HIGHLIGHTS 52.5% of Rio Grande basin in Minas Gerais was classifi ed as good preservation condition. Results indicate the need for effective measures for Rio Grande basin conservation. Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) is a useful process to watershed management. More comprehensive studies involving SEA should be developed in Rio Grande basin.

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Developing a tool for community involvement in water policy decision-making using strategic environmental assessments and serious games

Ponok¹,

Arunrat²,

Pumijumnong³

et al. 2022

Community Development Journal

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Water policy decision-making is hindered by limited involvement and understanding of the issues by the affected community members. This study demonstrates that implementing a serious game concept to explain Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) can improve a community’s knowledge and skill in water policy decision-making. The authors developed a tool called SEA Game and Simulation using the MIT App Inventor and participatory techniques. The developed tool was implemented among 39 community members in the East Coast River Basin of Thailand. Key findings indicated a significant improvement in the participants’ knowledge of SEA and skill in water policy decision-making. Results from implementing the tool were dependent on the background of the participants and the context of the events. Further studies related to developing sustainable measures from SEA in community sectors should be considered.

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Developing a tool for community involvement in water policy decision-making using strategic environmental assessments and serious games

Ponok¹,

Arunrat²,

Pumijumnong³

et al. 2022

Community Development Journal

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Relevance of Strategic Environmental Assessment to Rio Grande Basin Management

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