Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ?
This article is based on the observation that issues relating to drinking water access are often disconnected from those relating to water resource governance, both in academic circles (particularly in economics and management) and within institutions (ministries, donors, NGOs). The aim of this pape...
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| description | This article is based on the observation that issues relating to drinking water access are often disconnected from those relating to water resource governance, both in academic circles (particularly in economics and management) and within institutions (ministries, donors, NGOs). The aim of this paper is to analyse the relationship between these issues, based on the interpretation of a "conflict of disconnection" in Indonesia. This conflict reflects both a disconnection between representations and perceptions of water(s) that are not shared by actors (water as a resource, a public good, commodity, right, common, etc.), and a disconnection between resource and service from the point of view of governance and coordination rules. Based on this conflict, a framework for analyzing articulation is proposed based on four components : modes of coordination between actors, rules of coordination, scales and socio-technical devices. The identification of a plurality of qualifications and classifications of water, alongside underlying actors' representations and strategies, makes it possible to identify power relationships within a territory. This cross-cutting approach is seen as structuring our analysis. The article provides an original perspective for identifying the conditions of change for water governance that integrates sustainability issues in the global South. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-0f2d665f442641958b4e9801a9317b992025-02-05T16:33:53ZfraRéseau Développement Durable et Territoires FragilesDéveloppement Durable et Territoires1772-99712023-06-011410.4000/developpementdurable.22475Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ?Catherine BaronHéloïse ValetteThis article is based on the observation that issues relating to drinking water access are often disconnected from those relating to water resource governance, both in academic circles (particularly in economics and management) and within institutions (ministries, donors, NGOs). The aim of this paper is to analyse the relationship between these issues, based on the interpretation of a "conflict of disconnection" in Indonesia. This conflict reflects both a disconnection between representations and perceptions of water(s) that are not shared by actors (water as a resource, a public good, commodity, right, common, etc.), and a disconnection between resource and service from the point of view of governance and coordination rules. Based on this conflict, a framework for analyzing articulation is proposed based on four components : modes of coordination between actors, rules of coordination, scales and socio-technical devices. The identification of a plurality of qualifications and classifications of water, alongside underlying actors' representations and strategies, makes it possible to identify power relationships within a territory. This cross-cutting approach is seen as structuring our analysis. The article provides an original perspective for identifying the conditions of change for water governance that integrates sustainability issues in the global South.https://journals.openedition.org/developpementdurable/22475conflictsIndonesiaqualificationwater serviceswater resourcesarticulation/disconnection |
| spellingShingle | Catherine Baron Héloïse Valette Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? Développement Durable et Territoires conflicts Indonesia qualification water services water resources articulation/disconnection |
| title | Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? |
| title_full | Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? |
| title_fullStr | Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? |
| title_short | Articuler protection des ressources en eau et accès à l’eau potable en Indonésie : quel cadre d’analyse ? |
| title_sort | articuler protection des ressources en eau et acces a l eau potable en indonesie quel cadre d analyse |
| topic | conflicts Indonesia qualification water services water resources articulation/disconnection |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/developpementdurable/22475 |
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