Water governance in rural communities of Chiloé Island, southern Chile: A multi-level analysis

Delgado, Luisa E.; Ríos, Romina De; Perevochtchikova, María; Marı́n, Ignacio; Fuster, Rodrigo; Marı́n, Victor H.

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2020.11.008

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“…Moreover, the mixed model is also typically formed to undertake coordination of multiple sectors. The model is established based on certain shared responsibilities and roles; therefore, it appears as a mix of public and private actors (Ohemeng and Grant 2014), informal and formal coordination (Delgado et al 2020), or different levels of policymaking (Franco-Torres, Kvålshaugen, and Ugarelli 2021). The Jakarta Metropolitan Region (JMR), for example, oversees multiple sectors and decision levels in their role as a cooperating agency for Jakarta development, although its mixed governance model has not been marked a success story (Firman 2008) It can be concluded that models of governance are determined by local, regional, and nation-wide contexts.…”

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Shared water resources in decentralized city regions: mixed governance arrangements in Indonesia

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2021

Urban Water Journal

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This paper investigates emerging models of governance for shared water resources in decentralized urban regions in Indonesia and draws on a case of inter-local government collaboration for shared water resources in Cirebon region, Indonesia. The paper points to cooperation practice involving a mixedmodel of governance for sharing water. by identifying a series of requirements for mixed governance. This model suits well not only because of the regional nature of water resource management in general, but also because such a model is likely to strengthen trust, increase transparency, and provide more equal positions among regions or stakeholders involved. Crucially, this model tends to decrease problematic levels of local autonomy and inter-local rivalry, which currently appears as a major challenge for shared water resource cooperation attempts in the decentralizing contexts of Indonesia and beyond.

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Shared water resources in decentralized city regions: mixed governance arrangements in Indonesia

Rahayu

Woltjer

Firman

2021

Urban Water Journal

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Peatlands as Key Ecosystems for Water Provision on Chiloé Island (Southern Chile): Social-Ecological Issues

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An approach for prioritising environmental, social and governance (ESG) water-related risks for the mining industry: The case of Chile

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The Extractive Industries and Society

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Water governance in rural communities of Chiloé Island, southern Chile: A multi-level analysis

Cited by 9 publications

References 26 publications

Shared water resources in decentralized city regions: mixed governance arrangements in Indonesia

Shared water resources in decentralized city regions: mixed governance arrangements in Indonesia

Peatlands as Key Ecosystems for Water Provision on Chiloé Island (Southern Chile): Social-Ecological Issues

An approach for prioritising environmental, social and governance (ESG) water-related risks for the mining industry: The case of Chile

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