Importing participatory practices of the socio-environmental systems community to the process system engineering community: An application to supply chain

Roth, Anastasia; Pinta, François; Negny, Stéphane; Montastruc, Ludovic

doi:10.1016/j.compchemeng.2021.107530

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“…Furthermore, the mentoring activities in analyzing problems were carried out by mapping, transects, and understanding the history and traditions of community. Initial mapping was carried out to identify the social situation and conditions occurring in community [1], [8], [11], [22]- [24], [26]. The purpose of this mapping was to determine the geographical location of Kameyakha Village and the administrative limits.…”

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“…The primary objective was to ensure the participation of community, along with trained students and lecturers, in the development of an effective design to ensure the adoption of the technological solution[11]. Collaborative design comprises user engagement, task identification, understanding user needs and perspective, needs assessment, technology assessment, identification of technical skills, selecting the most appropriate technology, solution intrusive thoughts, solution design, and more[11],[22],[24].The research team, students, and community formulated the theory of social change based on the results, learning processes, and implemented action programs. The success of PAR program is measured not only through the results of the activities during the process but also by the degree of sustainability and the emergence of local organizers as well as leaders who…”

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Participatory action research method of drinking water supply framework innovation for local indigenous community in Indonesia

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Lake Sentani in Kameyakha Village, Ebungfau District, Jayapura Regency, Papua Province, Indonesia, is recognized as a primary source for 45 households. Despite the historical significance, both the quality and quantity have not met water standards, underscoring the need for technological innovation. Therefore, this research aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of Participatory Action Research (PAR) method through outreach strategies, as well as program implementation, monitoring, and program assessment carried out by the local indigenous community of Kameyakha Village. Data were gathered using observational methods, interviews, and focus group discussions (FGD). The results showed that PAR could solve the problem faced in Kameyaka Village by enabling collaboration between stakeholders and community.

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“…Ref. [42] used an agent-based model as a simulation and decision-making tool to support the collective analysis of scenarios and find solutions with supply chain stakeholders. The PARDI method gathered the necessary knowledge about the supply chain and its context.…”

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Quantitative Techniques for Sustainable Decision Making in Forest-to-Lumber Supply Chain: A Systematic Review

Mena-Reyes,

Vergara,

Linfati

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Sustainability has become a key issue in the forest industry; this research aims to analyze the quantitative techniques and metrics applied to the forest-to-lumber supply chain to achieve sustainable decision-making during the last six years. The methodology used was the PRISMA systematic literature review guide, which provides a complete and updated view of the situation. A total of 724 publications were collected from the Web of Science database. Consequently, 85 papers were selected for analysis and synthesis after applying inclusion criteria. The results show a growing interest in sustainability in the forest-to-lumber supply chain, with a peak of publications in 2019. Mathematical Programming and Simulation models are on top of the quantitative techniques applied. These techniques are applied to the supply chain components, classified according to the raw material’s degree of processing or transformation level in forest entities, sawmills, transportation, and other entities. The concluding remarks highlighted that 19 published works research the social dimension, 43 explore the environmental dimension, and 55 examine the economic dimension. Moreover, in the environmental dimension, there is a concentration on the use of metrics associated with greenhouse gases, and to a lesser extent, they have been concerned with soil and water. Additionally, in the social dimension, they have concentrated mainly on the workers, leaving the local communities around the supply chain in the second place. Our systematic review reports the techniques or quantitative methodologies applied in the forest-to-lumber supply chain and the metrics used to handle the dimensions of sustainability.

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Importing participatory practices of the socio-environmental systems community to the process system engineering community: An application to supply chain

Cited by 5 publications

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Participatory action research method of drinking water supply framework innovation for local indigenous community in Indonesia

Participatory action research method of drinking water supply framework innovation for local indigenous community in Indonesia

Quantitative Techniques for Sustainable Decision Making in Forest-to-Lumber Supply Chain: A Systematic Review

A versatile optimization framework for sustainable post-disaster building reconstruction

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