A framework for participatory scenario planning to guide transitions towards sustainability in mountain social-ecological systems: A case study from the Colombian Andes

Rodríguez, Tatiana Velasco; Reu, Björn; Bolívar-Santamaría, Sergio; Aguilar, Alexandra Cortés; Buendía, Corina

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2023.106817

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“…For instance, recent research shows how participatory modelling can enrich the understanding of complex social interconnections in the context of local sustainability transitions (Szetey et al, 2023). Or how integrating local knowledge in formal SES assessments recognise the stakeholders' role in a socioenvironmental issue and foster reflection about the impact of their actions, priorities, and visions (Norström et al, 2020;Rodríguez et al, 2023).…”

Section: Participatory Sd Modelling and Ethics In Sesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ethical considerations of using system dynamics in participatory settings: a social‐ecological‐systems perspective

Amorocho‐Daza,

van der Zaag,

Sušnik

2023

System Dynamics Review

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The social‐ecological systems (SES) approach elicits a broad understanding of some of the most pressing socionatural challenges (e.g. resource scarcity, biodiversity loss, and climate change) and the responsibility that humans have in addressing them. System dynamics has proven a powerful paradigm for dealing with complex SES‐related issues. Here we discuss some ethical considerations of using system dynamics (SD) to model SES, something that is often either overlooked or discussed as an isolated issue. Sustainable development and human rights are used as ethical standpoints across the modelling cycle, opening the discussion around guiding principles that need to be considered when modelling SES. Based on these, a set of guiding ethical questions are identified and classified across a participatory SD modelling cycle. This structured approach is a simple yet potentially useful tool for SD practitioners to examine the ethical implications of their modelling endeavours in the context of grand societal challenges. © 2023 The Authors. System Dynamics Review published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of System Dynamics Society.

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Section: Participatory Sd Modelling and Ethics In Sesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ethical considerations of using system dynamics in participatory settings: a social‐ecological‐systems perspective

Amorocho‐Daza,

van der Zaag,

Sušnik

2023

System Dynamics Review

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Losing heights: Combining indicators for effective assessment and management of socio-ecological change of mountain landscapes

Santos,

Santos

2024

Ecological Indicators

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The Spatial Relationship between Cities and Mountains in Jiangnan Region in the Qing Dynasty Based on Historical Texts

Fan,

Song,

Tang

2024

J. Comput. Cult. Herit.

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The Jiangnan region of China boasts a superior natural environment, and the combination of cities and mountains that form its historical landscape give it unique attributes. Local chronicles serve as an abundant source of information for visualizing this historic environment. This study aims to achieve two objectives: (1) to use digital humanities methods to process textual information in local chronicles, and (2) to visualize the historical relationships formed by the mountains and cities. In this study, we chose Suzhou, Zhenjiang, Jiaxing, Huzhou, and Songjiang in the Jiangnan region during the Qing Dynasty as our research sites. Through textual analysis and data visualization, we classified and reconstructed the historical spatial patterns of cities and mountains. As a result, our study provides a reproduction of the past spatial relationship between cities and mountains in the Jiangnan region during the Qing Dynasty. The research findings indicate that natural mountains play multiple roles in shaping the historical urban environment, particularly in terms of cultural images, notably the symbolic function they hold. The preservation of the urban natural environment, as seen through the vantage point of the historical landscape, is a critical component in contemporary urban development. The digital humanities methodologies utilized within this paper can be extended to other cultural heritage research, based on pre-existing local historical literature.

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A framework for participatory scenario planning to guide transitions towards sustainability in mountain social-ecological systems: A case study from the Colombian Andes

Cited by 3 publications

References 34 publications

Ethical considerations of using system dynamics in participatory settings: a social‐ecological‐systems perspective

Ethical considerations of using system dynamics in participatory settings: a social‐ecological‐systems perspective

Losing heights: Combining indicators for effective assessment and management of socio-ecological change of mountain landscapes

The Spatial Relationship between Cities and Mountains in Jiangnan Region in the Qing Dynasty Based on Historical Texts

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