Water BOOST Enabling Innovation for Future Ready Cities 2025
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Water-BOOST presence of stakeholder groups across the six case-study cities FIGURE 14
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
San Francisco
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
Singapor e
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
Valencia
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
Accra
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
Bengaluru
A2A1 G2
S1 S2G1
Barcelona
Source: World Economic Forum
Figure 15 complements this view by illustrating
the presence and effectiveness of enabling
mechanisms – the links that connect stakeholder
groups. These plots illustrate how performance
varies across contexts: for instance, Valencia
demonstrates strong academic support but lacks
certain cross-level enablers, while Bengaluru
exhibits active grassroots engagement but
fragmented institutional integration. Here, too,
results are standardized using the same five-level
categorization, which ensures consistency across both stakeholder and enabler analyses. The
corresponding scores that underpin Figure 15
are summarized in Table A2 in the Appendix to
this report.
By enabling both systems-level insight and contextual
alignment, this comparative approach creates a
foundation for informed decision-making – not by
replicating other models but by selectively adapting
what works elsewhere to strengthen local water
innovation ecosystems.
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