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Reflections on the Nile BDC science and reflection workshop

  1. Science – not novel, limited and lacking depth and technical details
  2. Science issues: scale effects, strategy for prioritization, community involvement, consensus, integration
  3. Some misunderstanding; too academic
  4. How to make operational:
  5. Integration
  6. Bottom-up vs top-down
  7. Involve stakeholders and communities
  8. Matching to on the ground conditions
  9. RMS need to be over-arching; only some project complementarities highlighted
  10. Potential for strengthening:
  11. Bottom up approach – on the ground linking
  12. Need for clarity on hypotheses and research questions
  13. Linkage of innovation platforms and other dimensions (themes) not clear
  14. More needed on linking livelihood with biophysical, modelling, poverty, climate change
  15. Generic and conventional approach - needs to be translated on the ground
  16. Is livelihood framework the most appropriate? Basis?
  17. More required on integration with modelling (including gender) – working group
  18. Integrating models, especially biophysical and socio-economic at appropriate scale(s) is major challenge
  19. Need to apply to identify what works where and why
  20. Clarify underlying assumptions
  21. Issues of scale
  22. Prioritization
  23. Involvement of communities, NGOs
  24. Practical implementation
  25. Need to make this practical:
  26. Incorporating users’ needs;
  27. Consider sequencing;
  28. Scenarios may be useful;
  29. Consider both productivity and NRM;
  30. Need to recognise limitations:
  31. Modelling; concepts of ecosystems and resilience are not the only solutions
  32. Ecosystem services – appreciated, but how to make practical not clear – eg:
  33. Measure on the ground
  34. Link to other components
  35. Need to work this out in practice
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