Landscape recovery

The challenges of creating an enduring system for Lansdcape Recovery….

 

  • Circumstances and science can significantly change over 20 years so adaptability is going to be key, while funders will want to be reassured they will get value for money;
  • Plans, including funding and who gets what, will probably need to be agreed by a number of land managers and those benefiting from the resulting ecosystem services as well as Defra so governance has to be able to easily formalise multi-party agreements;
  • Given the uncertainties over 20 years, there is going to be the need to both agree on long-term broad aspirations as well as shorter-term specifics;
  • Others such as stakeholders, experts and the community need to be involved too; and
  • Finally governance only really gets tested when things go wrong which is almost bound to happen over 20 years so dispute settlement processes are going to be key.

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16/10/2022 - 08:42

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