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Sharing the cost of river basin adaptation portfolios to climate change: Insights from social justice and cooperative game theory
Abstract : The adaptation of water resource systems to the potential impacts of climate change requires
mixed portfolios of supply and demand adaptation measures. The issue is not only to select efficient, robust,
and flexible adaptation portfolios but also to find equitable strategies of cost allocation among the
stakeholders. Our work addresses such cost allocation problems by applying two different theoretical
approaches: social justice and cooperative game theory in a real case study. First of all, a cost-effective
portfolio of adaptation measures at the basin scale is selected using a least-cost optimization model. Cost
allocation solutions are then defined based on economic rationality concepts from cooperative game theory
(the Core). Second, interviews are conducted to characterize stakeholders’ perceptions of social justice
principles associated with the definition of alternatives cost allocation rules. The comparison of the cost
allocation scenarios leads to contrasted insights in order to inform the decision-making process at the river
basin scale and potentially reap the efficiency gains from cooperation in the design of river basin adaptation
portfolios.
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Contributeur : Anne-Marie Pouget <>
Soumis le : lundi 29 janvier 2018 - 16:46:13
Dernière modification le : vendredi 3 avril 2020 - 18:22:11
Contributeur : Anne-Marie Pouget <>
Soumis le : lundi 29 janvier 2018 - 16:46:13
Dernière modification le : vendredi 3 avril 2020 - 18:22:11
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