The Water Governance Blog at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education
The last of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The third of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The second of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The first of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
Introducing a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and restoring hydrosocial...
As the Niger river shrinks under climate change, young men from Gao, in Mali, travel to Algerian oases to work and return home with skills, equipment, and knowledge that help them transforming agriculture. Our...
Drawing on experiences of participatory visual research in the M’zab Valley oasis in Algeria, we reflect on how creative methodologies can reshape relationships to local environments and support more inclusive forms of knowledge co-production,...
In this interview, Simon Richter – better known as Dr. Poldergeist – takes us behind the scenes of his latest video, exploring the complex ties between Bonaire and Dutch climate policy. He reflects on...
By questioning the rigid separation between nature and culture, two artistic experiments with children and water boards in the Netherlands allowed to imagine new forms of dialogue and coexistence between humans and non-humans. We...
In the past years, the concept of care has gained popularity in the social sciences. Carolina Domínguez-Guzmán distinguishes two ways in which it has been mobilised in water studies and uses the metaphor of...
Four memos to harness the transformative potential of transdisciplinary research to contribute to more sustainable and integrated land and water governance in the Dutch peatlands. In the Dutch peat meadow landscape, the ground is...
IHE Delft alumna Toka Mahmoud reflects on the need to go beyond numbers and build relations in research through interdisciplinary methods to better understand the social consequences of climate change and push people to...
In his Master thesis at IHE Delft, Robert Willard used visual research methods to explore competing narratives, contested memories, and shared emotions about dams, bridges, and a river in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Water and...
When structured as a safe space for genuine and respectful dialogue over a contested river like the Helmand/Hirmand, webinars become an effective tool for water diplomacy. Few transboundary rivers capture the complex interplay of...
In a book presented at the International Festival Fluid Interdisciplinarities, our colleagues of G-EAU in Montpellier reflect on their stories of interdisciplinary water research. Instead of preaching “the right way to do interdisciplinarity”, they...
