Citarum Stakeholder Engagement Case Study

Provide practical steps to formulate government plans that are prepared collaboratively and inclusively to create success stories for managing water in river basins. This is a lesson learned from the Citarum River Action Research Project, West Java, Indonesia.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completion of this course, what participants will be able to :

• Identify challenges and opportunities of stakeholder engagements
• Understand government engagement challenges as part of penta-helix collaboration
• Understand community engagement challenges as part of penta-helix collaboration
• Understand the place-based approach and socio-technical method

ABOUT INSTRUCTOR

Dr. Reni Suwarso is senior lecturer and researcher from Faculty of Social and Politica Sciences of Universitas Indonesia. She is an interdisciplinary social scientist, working in the fields of political governance and institutional change.

Dr. Rr. Dwinanti Rika Marthanty is a senior lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Engineering of Universitas Indonesia. She is a principal research investigator on Ekowisata Citarik, Citarum Action Research Program, land loss on the Northern Java Coast, and Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics. She is also an active member of several international research organizations, contributing to journals and conferences, and is certified as a professional water resources engineer in Indonesia.

COURSE ACCESS

This course is an integral part of the ‘WE are Water Education (Indonesia)‘ program. Currently, access to the course is limited to staff members of East Java Province who are participating in the program. Following the program period, the courses will be made available to the public. The specific date for public access will be announced on Asia Water Academy.