My research aims to catalyze the adoption of transformational adaptation policies (i.e. systemic and/or paradigm shifts) to water scarcity under climate change capable of achieving and/or preserving the good ecological status of water bodies while enabling inclusive economic growth. To this end, I develop socio-hydrology-inspired interdisciplinary modeling frameworks that integrate data and methods from hydrology and economics, while actively engaging stakeholders in the generation of methods and the evaluation of resuults to deliver science that is actionable.
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