Ep 08 Epistemic injustice in water governance with Karen Delfau

2023-02-10

This podcast explores the concept of epistemic injustice. What is it, when does it occur, and how can researchers address this in research projects? In this episode, we talked with Karen Delfau, a lecturer and researcher exploring water governance and the inclusion of different ways of knowing and understanding water and rivers. She has also been working with SUMERNET, looking at how co-creation and co-production of knowledge operate within water governance processes in the Mekong. Guest: Karen Delfau, Water Governance, ...

This podcast explores the concept of epistemic injustice. What is it, when does it occur, and how can researchers address this in research projects?

In this episode, we talked with Karen Delfau, a lecturer and researcher exploring water governance and the inclusion of different ways of knowing and understanding water and rivers. She has also been working with SUMERNET, looking at how co-creation and co-production of knowledge operate within water governance processes in the Mekong.

Guest: Karen Delfau, Water Governance, Gender, Knowledge Co-Creation Specialist

Episode host: Rajesh Daniel

Sound editing: Rajesh Daniel and Kadesiree Thossaphonpaisan

Series producers: Rajesh Daniel and Variya Plungwatana

Artwork: Kadesiree Thossaphonpaisan

Cover photo: Diego Gennaro on Unsplash

SUMERNET podcasts highlight different aspects of our work on research, policy engagement, capacity building and communications in the Mekong Region. Visit our website www.sumernet.org to find out more about our work to improve policies and practices in reducing water insecurity in the Mekong Region.

Ep 08 Epistemic justice in water governance with Karen Delfau by SUMERNET is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

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