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• W3083755038 abstract "Drinking water governance is challenging with different perceptions and priorities among stakeholders in different countries. To make provision for drinking water protection in agricultural areas, governance systems need to be mapped for bottlenecks to be identified and solutions highlighted. To address this a system thinking approach was used in an explanatory network analysis of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCM) that were created during face to face interviews with stakeholder representative groups (individuals, policy developers, researchers, and regulators). Two exercises were designed and facilitated to obtain stakeholder maps on A) the water governance framework from stakeholders' own perspective with a ranking of actors in terms of their perceived importance and B) a list of importance factors and how these were connected for the provision of good drinking water quality supplies in agricultural areas. Causal relationships were subsequently drawn around each subject allowing mapping. A graph theory Hierarchy Index (h) approach examined if stakeholder groups preferred top down hierarchical governance or a more inclusive democratic governance approach. Finally, an auto-associative neural network method was deployed on group maps for examination during steady-state conditions for three scenarios to be explored i.e. changing Farmers knowledge, best management practice (BMP) uptake and Farmers behaviour and belief to the highest level of influence and seeing how the system reacted. Results of Exercise A showed that all stakeholder representative groups had a different perception of the water governance framework. Most stakeholder groups had a democratic point of view regarding water governance structures and the ranking and importance of the actors within the framework. Results of Exercise B demonstrated that most of the groups have similar opinions regarding the highest ranked factors affecting drinking water quality and the possible environmental ecological policy options. In this second exercise, only one representative group showed a democratic outlook whereas all others had a hierarchal outlook. Scenario testing of policy options enabled bottlenecks and possible solutions to be identified. By boosting Farmers behaviour and belief to the highest possible level, resulted in a large increase in other factors - a scenario where farmers could benefit from the outcome. This would be achieved by enhancing farmers' willingness and intention to participate and implement BMPs. Better results would be achieved if farmers believed in the method and could benefit from the outcome. Also keeping Farmers knowledge at the highest point had a positive influence on the other factors. This can be achieved by enhancing farmers training and knowledge transfer by local and national actors. This method is widely applicable and should be considered for more integrated and participatory approaches to drinking water governance." @default.
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• W3083755038 date "2021-01-01" @default.
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• W3083755038 title "A Fuzzy Cognitive Map method for integrated and participatory water governance and indicators affecting drinking water supplies" @default.
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