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  • This primer provides a framework for applying resilience thinking to watershed governance, emphasizing a shift from managing against change to managing for change. It identifies six core attributes for building resilient watersheds: inclusive participation, shared understanding, integration of ecosystem services, strong distributed leadership, institutional flexibility, and decentralized decision-making. The guide offers practical tools like the Social-Ecological Inventory (SEI) and social network analysis to help practitioners implement these attributes in real-world contexts, primarily within Canada.

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    Stockholm Environment Institute

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    Regions: Canada
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