GC Insights: Lessons from participatory water quality research in the upper Santa River basin, Peru

Sally Rangecroft; Caroline Clason; Rosa Maria Dextre; Isabel Richter; Claire Kelly; Cecilia Turin; Claudia V. Grados-Bueno; Beatriz Fuentealba; Mirtha Camacho Hernandez; Sergio Morera Julca; John Martin; John Adam Guy

doi:10.5194/gc-7-145-2024

GC Insights: Lessons from participatory water quality research in the upper Santa River basin, Peru

Sally Rangecroft^*, Caroline Clason, Rosa Maria Dextre, Isabel Richter, Claire Kelly, Cecilia Turin, Claudia V. Grados-Bueno, Beatriz Fuentealba, Mirtha Camacho Hernandez, Sergio Morera Julca, John Martin, John Adam Guy

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Here we share four key lessons from an interdisciplinary project (Nuestro Rio) that gathered community perspectives on local water quality in the Santa River basin (Peru) utilising a digital technological approach where we collected data via a novel photo elicitation app, supported by a field work campaign. The lessons explored in this article provide insights into challenges and opportunities for researchers considering developing technological tools for encouraging participation and engagement in marginalised communities.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	145-150
Number of pages	6
Journal	Geoscience Communication
Volume	7
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5194/gc-7-145-2024
Publication status	Published - 27 Jun 2024

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