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as possible. A model based on an articulation of recipes may not be enough to
quantify the impact of the boundary workers. Thus it is essential to include at this
model several indicators that show the effects of these recipes on the socio-
hydrosystem. The model is still in development phase. We will explore indicators of
resilience of socio-hydrosystem as: the level of the resources, the index of knowledge
and the confidence of stakeholders.
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