Steps to NBS Workshop II - Delivery with

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Steps to NBS Workshop II - Delivery with Co-Production Workshop (in-person) Credit: Centre for Social Innovation – Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin Content created in 2024 (Part 1) Learning Outcomes for this Learning Unit Review the location and stakeholders identified for an NBS Analyse the economic, environmental and social needs related to an NBS delivery and the potential impact on implementation Reflect on the opportunities and gaps in this delivery phase of implementation, drawing on the Connecting Nature Framework. 2 Connecting Nature Framework: A Refresher Reference: Connecting Nature Framework Guidebook, pp. 4 3 Connecting Nature Framework Reference and Photo credit : Connecting Nature Framework Guidebook, pp. 4 4 Connecting Nature Framework - 3 phases: Planning Delivery (today’s workshop) Stewardship All phases involve the interconnected elements (coloured dots): Technical solutions Governance Financing and business models Nature-based enterprises Co-production (focus of 3 workshops) Reflexive monitoring Impact Assessment Delivery - today’s NBS stage Co-production the focus The Connecting Nature Framework - Recap The Connecting Nature Framework is a holistic approach to creating nature-based solutions that is characterised by three concepts: The process is iterative and non-linear Co-production is best The ongoing monitoring of goals and impacts is critical 5 Reference and photo credit: Connecting Nature Framework Guidebook, pp. 5 Reference and Photo Credit: van der Have et al (2020) A practical guide to using co-production for NBS, Connecting Nature p.9 6 What is Co-Production? A Recap Sometimes known as co-creation What is Co-Production? ‘democratizes governance’ Collaborating with and mobilising diverse actors for nature-based solutions. diverse actors (e.g. policymakers, citizens, researchers, engineers, ecologists, landscape architects) collectively define problems and priorities produce and combine knowledge and put that knowledge into action design, implement and steward NBS Goal? Shared outputs - New problem definitions, vision or solutions Build new relationships between actors Create better greener cities 7 Reference: Connecting Nature Framework Guidebook, pp. 14 Delivery of Co-Production Based on the identified location and NBS, what is the biggest challenge for the delivery of NBS in this context? How can various stakeholders support delivery? 8 Divide into small Groups (from Workshop 1) Discuss the questions Share with the whole class 10min Delivery of NBS and Benefits: Environmental and Social Environmental benefits Biodiversity urban regeneration Coastal resilience Climate mitigation and adaptation Others? 9 Reference and photo credit: International Union for the Conservation of Nature Social and Societal Benefits Human well-being Air quality Health and well-being Societal well-being