Balanced Scorecard Model for Hazards Risk Management at Limpopo River Basin A Country Participatory Approach for MCDA with Scenario Planning

Avelino Isaias Mondlane; Karin Hasson; Oliver Popov

doi:10.24297/ijct.v10i1.3330

Authors

Avelino Isaias Mondlane Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden and Computer Center-Eduardo University, Main Campus P.O. Box, 257 Maputo Mozambique mondlane@uem.mz
Karin Hasson Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden
Oliver Popov Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24297/ijct.v10i1.3330

Keywords:

Limpopo River Basin BSC, MCDA, strategic thinking, hazard risk management scenario planning

Abstract

This paper focuses on the application of both Balanced Scorecard (BSC) conceptual framework and Multi-criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) a tool for Scenario Planning as a tool for Strategic Decision Thinking, on hazard risk management within Limpopo River Basin. We discuss best practices in four main domains areas, namely Politic (as pool for country raking worldwide), Economic, Social Development and Technology and how they can contribute to build a viable scenario for the management of the basin.

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Author Biographies

Avelino Isaias Mondlane, Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden and Computer Center-Eduardo University, Main Campus P.O. Box, 257 Maputo Mozambique mondlane@uem.mz

Avelino I. Mondlane is a risk management researcher at Stockholm University Department of Computer and Systems Science. DSV; Forum 100 Isafjordsgatan 39, SE-164 40, Kista, Sweden.Â He is also with the Eduardo Mondlane University for the last 20 years working in the field of project management and risk analysis at the Centre for Informatics â€CIUEMâ€, Julius Nyerere Avenue, P.O. Box 257, Maputo Mozambique (si-aim@dsv.su.se).

Karin Hasson, Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden

Karin Hansson is working within the field of decision analysis, and in particular in the disaster risk reduction area. Modeling and simulating both pre and post coping strategies for disasters in a multi criteria fashion, taking into consideration environmental, social and financial consequences for multiple stakeholders.Â Karin is a member of the research group DECIDEIT. Department of Computer and Systems Science - DSV; Forum 100 Isafjordsgatan 39, SE-164 40, Kista, Sweden (karinh@dsv.su.se).

Oliver Popov, Department of Computer and Systems Science DSV Stockholm University FORUM 100, Isafjordsgatan 39 Kista 16440 Stockholm, Sweden

Oliver B. Popov is a Professor, a Senior ResearchÂ Scientist at the Department of Computer and Systems Science of Stockholmâ€™s University "DSV" where also he is the head of the Systems Analysis and Security Unit.Â Forum 100 Isafjordsgatan 39, SE-164 40, Kista, Sweden (popov@dsv.su.se).