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Taljaard, Susan; Slinger, Jill; Weerts, Steven; Arabi, Sumaiya; Vreugdenhil, H.S.I. (Heleen) (2021): Beyond Engineering: Building with Nature 2x video #13. Aligning Building with Nature and environmental assessment - port development and planning. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/14912643.v1

Dataset

• Civil Engineering
• Other Environmental Sciences
• Environmental Science and Management

Building with Nature, Co-creation, Co-design, Coalition building, Community based, Ecological design principles, Ecosystem based, Ecosystem Based Approach, Engineering with Nature, Game theory, Hydraulic engineering design principles, Integrated design, Nature Based Solutions, Social design principles, South Africa, Stakeholder inclusion, Sustainable Ports in Africa, Transdisciplinarity

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by Susan Taljaard , Jill Slinger , Steven Weerts , Sumaiya Arabi , H.S.I. (Heleen) Vreugdenhil

Thirteenth video in a set of 14 videos on designing for stakeholder inclusion in Building with Nature. This video forms a component of the e-book Building with Nature & Beyond (Slinger, 2021) published by TU Delft open Publishing. The book deals with stakeholder-inclusive, ecosystem-based approaches to hydraulic infrastructure design. Such an approach was applied in the Sustainable Ports in Africa project, which forms the central case study of Part II. Other examples are drawn from the Sand Engine, Room for the River, and the Mud Motor in The Netherlands as well as mangrove areas in Indonesia, hydropower exploration in Sierra Leone, and stakeholder engagement procsses in South Africa.

• 2021-10-29 first online, published, posted

4TU.ResearchData

TU Delft, Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management