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Co-governing decentralised water systems: an analytical framework.

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¹Centre for Water Sensitive Cities, School of Geography and Environmental Science, Building 11, Monash University, Clayton 3800 Victoria, Australia. carlyne.yu@monash.edu

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Decentralized water systems face adoption challenges due to unclear governance. This study proposes a co-governance framework to integrate these systems into urban water management for wider use and resilience.

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Area of Science:

Urban Water Management
Environmental Governance
Sustainable Infrastructure

Background:

Current urban water management emphasizes diverse sources and scales for resilience.
A shift has occurred from centralized vs. decentralized systems to integrated, networked systems.
Decentralized water systems lack established ownership and management boundaries, hindering adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an analytical framework for co-governing decentralized water systems.
To provide guidance for urban water practitioners on designing co-governance arrangements.
To enhance the viability and adoption of decentralized water systems within existing urban water regimes.

Main Methods:

Literature review integrating public sector governance, co-production, and social practices models.
Development of an analytical framework for co-governance.
Guidance formulation for urban water practitioners.

Main Results:

An analytical framework for co-governing decentralized water systems has been developed.
The framework offers practical guidance for practitioners.
It addresses the governance gap in decentralized water systems.

Conclusions:

Co-governance is essential for the successful integration and adoption of decentralized water systems.
The proposed framework can guide practitioners in establishing effective co-governance arrangements.
This approach supports the resilience and adaptability of urban water management.