Participatory approaches to environmental policy-making: the European Commission Climate Policy Process as a case study

By S. Hove. 2000

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The science, policy and practice of nature-based solutions: An interdisciplinary perspective. (2017, background): “…and Richards, 2007): (i) ‘substantive’ benefits, as stakeholders' perspectives, conditions and knowledge inform and improve planning (van den Hove, 2000); (ii) ‘instrumental’ benefits, as the process becomes better understood andmore acceptable to stakeholders, and hence better supported…”
A Rationale for Science-Policy Interfaces (2007, background): “One potential way of creating such room is to ensure that science–policy interfaces are participatory, as participatory settings allow for the various and often irreconcilable values underlying problem definition and social choices to be explicitly introduced and accounted for in the scientific qual”