CO-Water Voice. Turning Water Conflicts into Co-productions

CO-Water Voice. Turning Water Conflicts into Co-productions

Por: Prathiwi Putri
Welcome to CO-Water Voice! We voice critical views and marginalized aspirations within the water development sector. CO-Water is a postdoctoral research program at the Department of International Agricultural Policy and Environmental Governance, University of Kassel. CO-Water research project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 101029193.CO-Water looks at conflicts over water resources and water territories, and seeks to understand the conditions of possibility for turning conflicts into civil society co-production. We aim at conceptualizing a grassroots-led model of polycentric water governance in the postcolonial South.About Prathiwi Putri, the lead researcher, read here.
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Latest episodes of the podcast CO-Water Voice. Turning Water Conflicts into Co-productions

Marwa on the structure, institution and agency of water governance in Jakarta 05/08/2025
Preeta Dhar on Accountability in Water Governance 25/06/2024
Dona Geagea on commoning water - explaining the case of Terrassa and Naples 19/03/2024
THE POINT IS TO EXPLAIN IT, YES?! 01/03/2024
Mangala Subramaniam on water commodification and diverse trajectories of social movements 26/11/2023
Andreas Harsono, some 20 years after his award-winning reports on Jakarta's water privatization (in English) 13/11/2023
Franziska Paul on the German trajectory of (neoliberal) governance, the locus of ‘local state’ and community movements 29/10/2023
Muhammad Reza Sahib about the People’s Coalition for the Rights to Water (KRUHA) Indonesia and its terrains of struggle 18/10/2023
David McDonald on the trajectory of privatisation and the future of water services 11/10/2023
Introduction to Season 4 and an Opening Conversation with Nila Ardhianie, Marwa and Mova Al'Afghani 04/10/2023
Trialog Vol. 142 Decentralized Water Management in Rapidly Growing Cities 18/12/2022
Prof. Antje Stokman on waterscape in the city and our professional responsibilities as planners and architects 29/11/2022
Bosman Batubara on Floods in (post-) New Order Jakarta 08/11/2022
Katrin Pakizer on modular, decentralized water technologies and housing co-operatives in Switzerland 20/10/2022
Prof. Timothy Moss on Berlin waterscape, the changing urban system and some collective actions 04/10/2022
Bye Season 2 (and bye summer!), welcoming Season 3 27/09/2022
Sören Köpke on the political ecology of dryland regions and a methodological approach to research on water conflict 06/09/2022
Prof. Leila Harris on equity, diversity and state-citizenship relations in water governance 23/08/2022
Ahmed Soliman on collective actions in the vernacular and modern irrigation systems in Egypt 05/07/2022
Arvind Lakshmisha on the lake-systems of Bangalore and the bridging organizations in Socio-ecological Systems (SES) 14/06/2022
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