July 2023
Deliverable 5.1: GOVERNANCE, POLICY AND FINANCIAL MECHANISMS FOR TAP ADOPTION AND UPSCALING
Executive summary: This work conducts a desk literature survey, complemented with deep dive case studies involving experts and key stakeholders from 8 international basins representative of different socioeconomic and biophysical
Deliverable 4.2: WHITE PAPER: SOCIOECONOMIC SCENARIOS BY LAB
Executive summary: TRANSCEND seeks to establish a comprehensive Socio-Ecological Systems (SES) modeling suite, empowering stakeholders to explore, assess, and navigate trade-offs among various Transformational Adaptation Policies. These models play a
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Deliverable 4.1: MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT WHITE PAPER
Executive summary: Reliable and effective monitoring of water use and availability is essential for the design and implementation of sustainable, equitable, and efficient water management policies; in particular as pressures
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Deliverable 3.1: WHITE PAPER – METHODS & MODELS FOR ASSESSING POLICY PERFORMANCE UNDER DEEP UNCERTAINTY
Executive summary: This work presents the first systematic literature review and assessment of uncertainty quantification in Socio-Ecological System (SES) models for water resources management. We review whether and how SES
Deliverable 1.2: RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
Executive summary: This document describes for what purpose and how we will engage various stakeholders in our research, as well as how this engagement will be organised, managed and supervised.
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Deliverable 1.1: STAKEHOLDER MAPPING BY PROJECT LABORATORIES
Executive summary: This report, alongside its counterpart “Rules of Engagement” (D1.2), marks the initial phase of stakeholder engagement, promoting inclusive research and innovation, a defining characteristic of the TRANSCEND project.
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Leaflets
Worldwide, water resources management is increasingly challenged by water scarcity and climate change, which can trigger and aggravate other ecological and socioeconomic threats via feedback loops and cascading impacts across