Considerations for RBOs in light of existing and planned developments in the Mekong
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Kim Geheb, CPWF-Mekong Basin Leader Presented at the Mekong Forum on Water, Food and Energy Phnom Penh, Cambodia December 7-9, 2011 Session 1: Managing water resources development within a water-food-energy nexus
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Considerations for RBOs in light of existing and planned developments in the Mekong
- 1. Considerations for RBOs in light of existing and planned developments in the Mekong Kim Geheb CPWF-Mekong Basin Leader k.geheb@gmail.com
- 5. High levels of complexity
- 6. Diversity and variability Uncertainty Complexity Scale Competition
- 7. Liu Xiaodong – Three Gorges: Newly Displaced Population, 2005
- 8. Diversity and variability Uncertainty Complexity Scale Competition
- 9. How do we manage complexity? Strategy 1: Clear Targets
- 10. How do we manage complexity? Strategy 2: Legal instruments
- 12. How do we manage complexity? Strategy 3: Adaptive management The process of management changing itself as a result of experimentation Is the action reversible? Manage humans – not resources. Don’t wait for science. Always employ the precautionary principle. Learn from you’re your successes as well as you mistakes.
- 13. How do we manage complexity? Strategy 4: Integrate “Evolution is a tightly coupled dance, with life and the material environment as partners. From the dance emerges the entity Gaia”. James Lovelock
- 14. “Most principles of decision-making under uncertainty are simply common sense” (Ludwig et al. 1993: 36). Thank you for your attention!