#commons-governance
Issues, solutions, and case studies for commons-governance
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#00197Communal water-governance institutions with fast, peer-run dispute resolution
User-run bodies (irrigator communities, water tribunals, village assemblies) allocate scarce water and resolve conflicts cheaply, quickly, and by peers. Commons survive when boundary rules are clear and enforcement costs stay near zero — institutional design, not technology.
Case studies 1
Valencia, Spain
SuccessTribunal de las Aguas de la Vega de Valencia: eight elected farmer-judges representing the nine canal communities of the huerta · Region
The Tribunal de las Aguas de la Vega de Valencia has operated continuously for over 1,000 years since al-Andalus. Every Thursday at the door of Valencia cathedral, eight farmer-judges elected by peers from nine canal co…
Self-sustained by the irrigator communities; proceedings are free to users · 1 source