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ZuWaKo CIB Café #3

On April 27, 2023, Bernhard Jesse, MSc, a PhD student at FZJ, presented his work with a dynamic application of CIB. He constructed possible scenarios of the electrolyzers industry for green hydrogen generation until the years 2030 and 2040. This conceptual modeling with CIB provides the base for an Agent Based Model (ABM). The title

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ZuWaKo CIB Café #2

On March 16, 2023, Dr. Davi Francois presented the CIB application in his completed PhD project at KIT ITAS, titled “The integrative approach to the energy-poverty nexus”. A total of 13 scientists from six different research institutions attended the 2nd ZuWaKo CIB-Café.

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WADKlim Workshop: “Water availability and water use conflicts in Germany: climate change impacts and solution strategies”

ZuWaKo participated in a workshop “Water availability and water use conflicts in Germany” of the UBA project WADKlim on 23-24.11.2022 in Berlin. There, project methodology and results of the modeling for future developments in the whole of Germany were presented and the instruments “water use concepts” and “water advisory councils” were discussed in depth.

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ZuWaKo CIB Café #1

On November 29, 2022, 15:00-16:00 (CET) we invited Dr. Anita Lazurko (University of Waterloo), the ZuWaKo team and other CIB researchers to our first virtual ZuWaKo CIB Café. We took the opportunity to discuss Anita Lazurko’s participatory CIB application in water governance research. The title of her presentation was: “Exploring “big picture” scenarios for resilience

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Master’s thesis on water conflicts in large-scale projects, using mining as an example, successfully completed

On 06 March 2023, Fabian Hölzlberger successfully defended his Master’s thesis in Module C water conflicts in the mining sector. The aim of the thesis was to identify the stakeholder groups involved as well as their perception of water conflicts and future development opportunities. Methodically, the social analysis CLIP and semi-structured interviews were used, the

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