Participatory Scenario Planning: From Scenario ‘Stakeholders’ to Scenario ‘Owners’

2016/06/30 by Rebecca Freeth, Scott Drimie · 3 citations
Decision Sciences · Environmental Science · #Complex Systems and Decision Making #Sustainability and Climate Change Governance

paper · doi:10.1080/00139157.2016.1186441

Abstract

Scenario planning can—if done well—contribute to sustainability science realizing two defining qualities: first, to boldly face future social–ecological uncertainties, and second, to do so in a way...

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