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This paper aims to discuss to what extent the territorial management performed by the International Hydroinformatics Centre and the International Centre for Renewable Energy Biogas, in partnership with Itaipu Binational, is leading to appropriate technological choice and promoting social change. The assessment is done based on the eleven criteria proposed by Gaudreau, Gibson and Fraser in 2012. Most of the criteria are positively met. The analysed projects seem to contribute in the improvement of society’s relationship to energy, going beyond technical and economic concerns to focus on the social and ethical implications of energy strategy. Nonetheless, there is no assessment process implemented, which would allow for personal self-reflection and transformative learning in a more structured way.

Territorial management for an appropriate technological choice: the case of CIH and CIBiogás projects in Parana 3 River Basin, Parana, Brazil