THE IMPACT OF LANGUAGE IN HYDROMELIORATION: A SOCIOTECHNICAL PERSPECTIVE
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667255
Keywords:
Hydro melioration, language, water management, sociotechnical systems, communication, stakeholder engagement, terminology, sustainability, policy implementation, cultural narrativesAbstract
This thesis explores the critical role of language in shaping the practices,
policies, and outcomes of hydro melioration, the process of improving water
management systems for agricultural and environmental benefits. By examining the
interplay between technical terminology, cultural narratives, and stakeholder
communication, the study highlights how language influences project design,
community engagement, and policy implementation. Drawing on case studies and
sociotechnical frameworks, the thesis argues that effective linguistic strategies can
enhance collaboration and sustainability in hydro melioration initiatives. The research
is intended for academics, policymakers, and practitioners in environmental
engineering and water management. The science and practice of improving water
management systems such as irrigation, drainage, and flood control. It examines how
precise terminology, multilingual communication, and culturally sensitive language
facilitate effective collaboration, policy implementation, and technological
advancement in hydromelioration projects. The study highlights the challenges of
linguistic barriers in international and interdisciplinary contexts and proposes
strategies to enhance communication for sustainable water management. By
analyzing case studies and linguistic frameworks, the thesis underscores the necessity
of standardized and inclusive language to address global water challenges. The
intended audience includes environmental scientists, policymakers, and linguists
interested in interdisciplinary approaches to water resource management
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