2024
DOI: 10.5751/es-14940-290214
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The role of accountability in the emergence of adaptive water governance

Bimo Nkhata

Abstract: In this article we examine the role of accountability in the emergence of adaptive water governance drawing on a case study of shifts in governance on the Pongola River Floodplain in South Africa. The case study illustrates how lack of accountability by decision makers over the years inhibited the emergence of adaptive water governance on the floodplain. An important lesson to be drawn from the case study is that although adaptive governance can offer decision makers the capacity to confront change and uncerta… Show more

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