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Participatory Integrated Assessment in local level planning
Authors:D Ridder  C Pahl-Wostl
Institution:(1) Institute for Environmental Systems Research, University of Osnabrück, Barbarastr. 12, 49069 Osnabrück, Germany
Abstract:The topic is introduced by a short but critical discussion of criteria and needs of Participatory Integrated Assessment (PIA) and participatory local planning. This paper depicts differences of participation in Integrated Assessment and in local level planning but provides also conditions and ideas how PIA can be used for local planning including implementation. A small review of PIA and participation in planning illustrates the relevance of PIA in a knowledge economy trying to adopt principles of good governance. A better incorporation of participatory research into local level planning seems to be crucial. The applicability of PIA in practices leading to participatory monitoring and evaluations are discussed. The outcomes of the paper show that possibilities exist for integrating PIA and participatory monitoring and evaluation into the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD). PIA adds local information to water management planning and supports individual learning processes. The setting up of such a monitoring and evaluation system may contribute towards a transparent implementation of the WFD, it enhances commitment of citizens towards local government planning and eventually it increases self-determination of citizens, a major objective of good governance.
Contact InformationC. Pahl-WostlEmail:
Keywords:Participatory Integrated Assessment  Water Framework Directive  Community-based Monitoring  Local Water Management Planning
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