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How to plan for Nature? Presentation of the working groups

How to plan for Nature? Presentation of the working groups. Testing workshop Camp Reinsehlen , 25 – 27 January 2012. Aim and goal of the exercise. Aim : to develop the skills to recognize nature-based solutions to common (spatial) planning challenges

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How to plan for Nature? Presentation of the working groups

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  1. How to plan for Nature?Presentation of the working groups

    Testing workshop Camp Reinsehlen, 25 – 27 January 2012
  2. Aim and goal of the exercise Aim: to develop the skills to recognize nature-based solutions to common (spatial) planning challenges Ultimate goal: maximize the rational implementation of multifunctional-land use and co-benefits between nature conservation and socio-economic objectives
  3. Four groups Four landscape situations Rural village Upland regional park Coastal port Urban setting [drawings from www.biodiversityplanningtoolkit.com]
  4. Three planning steps Step 1. What do we have? Create map Assess socio-economic and ecological values Step 2. What do we want? Define policies and planning objective Step 3. How do we get there? Assess alternatives, opportunities and constraints Use ecosystems approach
  5. What do we have?
  6. Orchard
  7. Houses
  8. What do we want? (1) Define nature conservation policies, including: Protection of biodiversity No net loss of biodiversity (compensation, mitigation) Promote ecosystem based solutions Identify opportunities for restoration Reflect climate change adaptation and mitigation Integrate communication and public participation
  9. What do we want? (2) Local (sustainable) development, such as: Building houses Reduce flood risk Anticipate sea level rise Improve urban public health and well-being Increase generation and use of renewable energies Improve transport infrastructure, etc Development proposal given by the trainers
  10. How do we get there? Review development request against the policies List possible bottlenecks, conflicts and impacts Discuss alternatives, especially biodiversity and ecosystem services co-benefits Review the map to analyse possible siting and impacts
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