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The Importance of Participatory Processes in Deploying Nature-based Solutions

One noteworthy panel discussion included Natalia Burgos, representing the INTERLACE project, alongside representatives from the European Commission, the European Environmental Bureau, and the German Environment Agency.

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The Importance of Participatory Processes in Deploying Nature-based Solutions

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Brussels, Belgium
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At the NetworkNature Annual Event held on 8 June 2023 at the Flagey Building in Brussels (Belgium) participants gathered to explore the transformative potential of Nature-based Solutions (NBS) across sectors and communities.

The event featured interviews, presentations, panel debates, and interactive sessions aimed at discussing the necessary policy, economic, and scientific transformations to mainstream NBS. Attendees learned about the creative side of NBS and the products offered by NetworkNature to support policymakers, practitioners, and businesses in implementing NBS on the ground.

One noteworthy panel discussion included Natalia Burgos, representing the INTERLACE project, alongside representatives from the European Commission, the European Environmental Bureau, and the German Environment Agency. Natalia emphasized the importance of participatory processes in deploying NBS effectively and inclusively. She showcased examples from the Urban Governance Atlas, highlighting how policies in Latin America and Europe support the deployment of NBS in different ways. Natalia called for increased flexibility in institutions and mindsets to ensure successful NBS implementation and scaling-up.

The report summarises the key outcomes of the NetworkNature Annual Event 2023.

Unveiling the Transformative Potential of Nature-based Solutions at the NetworkNature Annual Event in Brussels

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Brussels, Belgium
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Nature-based solutions, NBS, International Development, cities, urban restoration, ecosystem-based adaptation, urban ecosystem restoration, sustainable urban development, co-production of knowledge, ecosystem services
Latin America, Europe, Granollers, Spain, Envigado, Colombia, Portoviejo, Ecuador, Chemnitz, Germany, Metropolia Krakowska, Poland, Corredor Biológico Interurbano Río María Aguilar-San José, Costa Rica