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Results and conclusions from Stakeholder Workshop 2 "Selection and decision on technologies / approaches to be implemented", held in the Eskişehir study site, Turkey, 11-12 June 2008.

Authors: Inci Tolay, Faruk Ocakoglu, Sanem Açikalin

 

The workshop methodology was designed and coordinated through Research Theme 3: Potential prevention & mitigation strategies and consisted of three main elements:

  • A participatory approach to guide and lead the workshop participants through a process of multi-criteria evaluation of different options which finally results in decision-making on strategies to be field-tested.
  • The WOCAT database containing locally applied options as well as options from a number of other contexts.
  • 'Facilitator', a Multi Objective Decision Support System (MODSS) software to support the single steps of the evaluation and decision-making process.

Target groups were the same as in the 1st workshop: local stakeholders (land users, representatives of local authorities, local NGOs) and external stakeholders (researchers, development professionals, NGOs, GOs).

 

 

As a result of the workshop, the following measures were selected for testing in field experiments.

 

Measures Specifications Type Land use
Sloping terraces with vegetated borders structural, vegetative cropland
Caragana korschinskii planting Contour parallel planting of this or another shrub species of similar properties vegetative, management grazing land

 

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