PLUS Change - Participatory Land Use Strategies: Meeting biodiversity, climate and social objectives in a Changing world.

Project: Research

Project participants

  • University of Ljubljana

Description

PLUS Change brings together 23 institutions from across Europe including 5 Universities, 5 research institutes, 3 stakeholder network organisations, 1 performing arts collective, and 9 practice partners representing regional planning and land management authorities and organisations. The objectives directly address the call with an aim to create land use strategies and decision-making processes that meet
climate, biodiversity and human well-being objectives of sustainability, and to develop interventions that leverage political, economic, societal, material and cultural contexts to achieve these strategies, by involving actors at multiple decision-making levels (individual, land management, planning, policy). Activities include land use modelling (including historical and future trajectories of change), systems mapping, causal loop diagrams, performing arts approaches, randomized controlled trials of behaviour change, sociological surveys, and
policy and governance reviews. All activities brought together in an integrated research design that draws on their different contributions to a holistic approach to understand multi-scale land use systems across a diversity of socioeconomic and biogeographical contexts, and create usable tools for land managers, users, planners and policy makers. The project is anchored in, and integrated through, 11 locationbased cases for co-creation, and in a high-level multiplier cluster to identify challenges and impacts at EU and Global levels. Outputs include recommendations of co-designed and tested interventions to unlock behavioural, structural and procedural changes to achieve identified land use strategies; and a toolkit to support land use planners in enacting these interventions, including knowledge training, a planning dashboard and simulation tools, and methods for engaging citizens and land managers in behaviour change.
AcronymPLUS Change
StatusActive
Period01.06.2331.05.27

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  1. Introduction to the Handbook on Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment
  2. Paul Bourget
  3. Heterogenität, Diversität und Inklusion
  4. Can radicals get a seat on the negotiation table? A Dynamic Perspective on Legitimation Processes.
  5. How small business managers’ age and focus on opportunities affect business growth
  6. Der stille Salto
  7. Success Factors of Digital Start-ups
  8. Der Human-Potential-Index (HPI)
  9. Citizen Relationship Management (CRM)
  10. Yuval Shany, Assessing the Effectiveness of International Courts
  11. Hydrology and flood probability of the monsoon-dominated Chindwin River in northern Myanmar
  12. Automatic imitation
  13. Sankt – Female Identities in the Post-Utopian (Synopsis)
  14. IGLU
  15. Der Übersetzer als Performer
  16. Functional flower traits and their diversity drive pollinator visitation
  17. Grist to the mill of subversion
  18. E-textile technology
  19. Qualitätsentwicklung und Qualitätssicherung in der Schreibzentrumsarbeit
  20. Elevated air carbon dioxide concentrations increase dissolved carbon leaching from a cropland soil
  21. Christ our light
  22. Informal and formal lesson planning in school internships
  23. Comparison of stir bar sorptive extraction and membrane-assisted solvent extraction as enrichment techniques for the determination of pesticide and benzo[a]pyrene residues in Brazilian sugarcane juice
  24. Predicting Therapy Success and Costs for Personalized Treatment Recommendations Using Baseline Characteristics
  25. Interieur
  26. Teaching and Learning in Sustainability Science
  27. Development of a Sustainability Balanced Scorecard
  28. Institutional Change of the German Higher Education System
  29. Balanced Scorecard
  30. Bella ciao
  31. Long-run determinants of pollution
  32. SOME EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE OF THE EXPENDITURES CAUSED BY DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF PERSONS IN THE GERMAN STATUTORY HEALTH-INSURANCE SYSTEM
  33. Dealing with discrimination and the struggle for social advancement in migrant families