WP 7: Stakeholder Engagement and Governance Strategies
PI: Michael Flitner, University of Bremen
The objective of WP 7 relates to transdisciplinary science and the analysis of the repercussions of environmental changes for marine governance regimes in Peru..Using workshops, interviews and surveys conducted in the case study localities Piura and Pisco (Peru) and Galapagos (Ecuador), this work package will ensure transdisciplinary integration of knowledge from the other work packages and stakeholder involvement with regard to research questions, modelled ecological, social and economic drivers, and a strong focus on adaptation and governance options. During the first year (2019-2020) the team will focus on the development of participatory future scenarios of the Peruvian upwelling system and depending social-ecological systems, and the analysis of coastal-marine governance, paying special attention to the Bays Independencia (Pisco) and Sechura (Piura). To this end, individual, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions will be held with fishers, seafarers, tourism operators and members of public and private entities. Throughout the second year (2020-2021), the team will carry out an investigation in Galapagos in relation to social-ecological networks. Galapagos is an important case study for the project because it allows us to understand in greater depth the relationships between the tourism and fishing sectors and their relationship with factors of change that trigger tipping points. During the projects time, two doctoral theses and several master's thesis and parallel research lines will be carried out in order to explore other key aspects of the marine social-ecological system such as migration of marine resource users, the role of women in fisheries or the concept of value along the chain of production. In the last year of the project, the group is intending to use the scientific advances of the project, e.g. in relation to the tipping points of the socio-ecological system detected in the other working packages, to jointly explore mitigation and adaptation measures to their possible effects. Therefore, the synergy between scientific knowledge and local knowledge, as well as collaboration between the diversity of stakeholders and users is fundamental.

Dr. Gerardo Damonte Valencia
Senior Scientist
PUCP (La Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú)
Campus principal
Av. Universitaria 1801, San Miguel
Lima 32, Perú
GRADE (Group for the Analysis of Development)
Av. Almirante Grau 915, Barranco
15063 Lima
Peru
gdamonte@grade.org.pe
Tel. +51 1 2479988
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:
- natural resources governance

Dr. Lotta Kluger
Associate scientist
Center for Ocean and Society
Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
Neufeldtstraße 10
24118 Kiel
Germany
lotta.kluger@ae.uni-kiel.de
Tel.
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:

María Garteizgogeascoa
Doctoral Candidate
Artec Sustainability Research Center
University of Bremen
Enrique Schmidt-Str. 7
28359 Bremen
Germany
garteizg@uni-bremen.de
Tel. +49 421 218 61814
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:
- Coastal- Marine resource governance
- Prospective and future studies to explore social-ecological futures
- Feminist Political Ecology in Fisheries
- Working in Bahía de Sechura & Bahía de Independencia- Paracas.

Isabel E. Gonzales
PhD Candidate
GRADE (Group for the Analysis of Development)
Av. Almirante Grau 915, Barranco
15063 Lima
Peru
igonzales@grade.org.pe
Tel. + (511) 247 9988
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:
- Marine resource governance
- Rules compliance and accountability in artisanal fisheries
- Power and inequality in fishing industry value chain
- Currently working in Bahía de Paracas, Bahía Independencia and Bahía de Sechura

Prof. Dr. Michael Flitner
Senior scientist
Universität Bremen
Forschungszentrum Nachhaltigkeit
(SFG)
Enrique-Schmidt-Straße 7
28359 Bremen
Germany
flitner@uni-bremen.de
Tel. +49 (0) 421 / 218-61844
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:

Sara Doolittle Llanos
PhD Candidate
Artec Sustainability Research Center
University of Bremen
Enrique Schmidt-Str. 7
28359 Bremen
Germany
doolittl@uni-bremen.de
Tel. Tel. +49 421 218 61814
Working field within Humboldt Tipping:
Marine and coastal governance
Political ecology
Gender and fisheries
Socioenvironmental Justice
and Everyday resistance