Track 7 Topic 1: Which competences do we need to build for sustainable water futures?

Learning theory in the practice of capacity development for improved water management, some cases from international development. Russell and Ottow extended abstract

“Nothing as practical as a good theory” (“Lewin’s maxim”) In this paper we state that technical experts, like in a knowledge institute as Deltares, can improve the effectiveness of their capacity building activities with the application of good learning theory.

Go to the profile of Bouke Ottow
Bouke Ottow
sr advisor water management, participation and capacity building, Deltares
Published
Like Comment
Page of
Previous

BUILDING KNOWLEDGE AND CAPACITY FOR SANITATION MANAGEMENT EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
Back to Track 7 Topic 1: Which competences do we need to build for sustainable water futures?
Next

Learning theory in practice in capacity development for improved water management. Some cases from international development. Bouke Ottow and Bobby Russell
Go to the profile of Bouke Ottow

Bouke Ottow

sr advisor water management, participation and capacity building, Deltares

In the past 30+ years I have worked in capacity building and stakeholder engagement in different countries in most continents (unfortunately not yet in Antarctica....). The countries I have worked in most are: the Netherlands (no surprise), Indonesia and Kenya. In my work I like to contribute to people's ability to understand their environment (including other people) and make well-informed choices.
0 Contributions
5 Followers
0 Following

No comments yet.