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Participative water demand management as an adaptive response within complex socio-institutional systems: a case study of Cape Town, South Africa
Worldwide adaptive strategies are being developed to address water insecurity. The current path of water resource management is not sustainable in the long-term, which requires the investigation of improved and adapted strategies. However, adaptation theory is proving difficult to implement. A range...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2019
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