Our second Catchment Change Network (CCN) Annual Conference at the Arup Campus, Solihull was a great success. attended the event supported by CIWEM (North West) on Tuesday July 5th.
The was designed to explore how Guidelines could represent a useful tool to encourage stakeholder participation across catchment management.
Invited presentations provided a unique opportunity to learn how a range of organisations and initiatives are optimising success. A series of interesting case studies highlighted the challenges, opportunities and lessons learned. All the conference outputs, including individual slide presentations and video recordings have been posted on our .
Discussion sessions gave delegates the opportunity to reflect on designing participatory processes, the challenges this creates and solutions that allow progress. The event has raised the possibility of developing some general Guidelines for Stakeholder Interaction involving risk and uncertainty.
Keith Beven has provided a personal reflection via our CCN ‘Catchment Conversations’ Blog ”.
Shapiro, the national legal director http://midnightpapers.com of the aclu
