Designing a public engagement process for long-term urban park development project

Shin, Myungjin; Woo, Jung Hyun; Choi, Hyeyoung

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“…Almost similar to the fluctuation in the number of fishermen selling produce, the catch weight was also high in March 2020. There are two peak days where the catch weight is high, namely on March 18, 20, and 25, 2020 (Shin, Woo, & Choi, 2022).…”

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Analysis of Participatory Approaches of Community-Based Sustainable Marine Protected Area Management Groups

Gusman,

Supriyadi

2024

JISS

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This study was conducted to see the role of community participation in the management of community-based marine protected areas. In addition, this study also shows the impact of conservation area management on improving community welfare and improving the quality of the environment. The research design used is a mixed method which is a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis. Qualitative analysis uses in-depth interview methods with resource persons, while quantitative analysis uses the one-sample test method to test respondents' perceptions related to research variables. The research sample consisted of the Head of the Management Group, Village Head, Traditional Head, Religious Leaders, and Community Member Representatives in Roon District, Teluk Wondama Regency, West Papua, Indonesia. Research findings show that the role of the community in the management of conservation areas is very high, this can be seen from the supervisors of conservation area management groups consisting of Government, Religious, and Social groups. In addition, active participation from the community around the conservation area is also the key to the success of good area management. The findings of one sample test showed, that 1) The participation of members of the Marine Protected Area group has been classified as high, 2) Sasi culture has been proven to affect the income level of the community, 3) Member participation has been proven to be active in decision making, 4) The existence of Sasi has been proven to increase the sustainability of natural resources, 5) Proven to successfully contribute to the achievement of SDG number 14.

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Analysis of Participatory Approaches of Community-Based Sustainable Marine Protected Area Management Groups

Gusman,

Supriyadi

2024

JISS

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Applicability of Q-methodology in public engagement practice for large urban park development – Case of Seoul Yongsan Park

Shin,

Woo,

Choi

2024

Cities

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A systematic review of factors influencing self-governed public open spaces: insights from social-ecological system framework and collective action

Shi,

Ling

2024

OHI

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PurposeDue to the influence of complex and intersecting factors, self-governed public open spaces (POSs) (managed by local communities) are subject to collective action dilemmas such as tragedy of the commons (overexploitation), free-riding, underinvestment and mismanagement. This review paper adopts a multi-dimensional and multi-tier social-ecological system (SES) framework proposed by McGinnis and Ostrom, drawing on collective action theory to explore the key institutional-social-ecological factors that impact POS self-governance.Design/methodology/approachIn this paper, Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) was utilized to systematically screen and review the relevant literature for the period from 2000 to 2023 in three databases: Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar. A total of 57 papers were chosen for in-depth analysis.FindingsThe literature review identified and categorized several variables associated with the self-organizing system of POS; consequently, an SES-based POS management framework was developed for the first time, consisting of 114 institutional-social-ecological sub-variables from different dimensions and three levels. Compared to ecological factors, among others, governance organizations, property-rights systems, socioeconomic attributes and actors' knowledge of SES have been commonly and primarily studied.Research limitations/implicationsThere is still room for the refinement of the conceptual SES-based POS collective action framework over the time (by adding in new factors), and indefinitely empirical research validating those identified factors is also worth to be undertaken, particularly testing how SES factors and interaction variables affect the POS quality (collective action).Originality/valueThe findings of this study can provide local policy insights and POS management strategies based on the identification of specific SES factors for relevant managers. Moreover, this research makes significant theoretical contributions to the integration of the SES framework and collective action theory with POS governance studies.

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Designing a public engagement process for long-term urban park development project

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Analysis of Participatory Approaches of Community-Based Sustainable Marine Protected Area Management Groups

Analysis of Participatory Approaches of Community-Based Sustainable Marine Protected Area Management Groups

Applicability of Q-methodology in public engagement practice for large urban park development – Case of Seoul Yongsan Park

A systematic review of factors influencing self-governed public open spaces: insights from social-ecological system framework and collective action

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