Overcoming the challenges of "doing participation" in environment and development: Workshop summary of lessons learned and ways forward

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CONTENTS Acknowledgements iv Preface iv Workshop theme: overcoming the challenges of ‘doing’ participation in the field of environment and development 1 Stakeholder participation and the work of SEI: an introduction – Asa Gerger Swartling and John Forrester 2 Practical problems in deliberative and participatory policy analytic designs – Robert Hoppe 7 Stakeholder dialogue on environmental issues: stakeholder perspectives as the basis for participant selection – Eefje Cuppen 14 Voices at the table: participation, collaboration, and ownership in social-ecological issues – Ilan Chabay 17 Looking forward from the nexus of research and practice: learning from issues emerging with adaptive co-management – Ryan Plummer 21 Reconstructing the policy problem of instrumenting non-coercive approaches in Philippine integrated coastal management – Rasmus Klocker Larsen 27 Public interest in information and its significance for decision making – Sophie Kuppler 29 Workshop reports and responses – Rasmus Klocker Larsen 32 Workshop reflections – Lisen Schultz 34 Final Roundtable Response – Anders Esselin 35 Final reflections: making stakeholder engagement more participatory – John Forrester and Asa Gerger Swartling 36 References 41 Participants 49

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