Social equity in design, planning & implementation of NbS

Recently Petra Holden contributed to a short course run through ARUA-CD as part of the Supporting Partnerships and Networking (SPaN) project. The free, open access course, titled, Multistakeholder collaboration for equitable and climate-resilient landscapes, responds to the real needs of early-career researchers working in landscape management and governance. Petra's lesson focused on social equity and its consideration in the design, planning and implementation of nature-based solutions.

Responding to the real needs of early-career researchers working in landscape management and governance, PiNC Lab’s Dr Petra Holden contributed to this free, open access shourt course, titled, Multistakeholder collaboration for equitable and climate-resilient landscapes.

Its lessons focus on social equity and its consideration in the design, planning and implementation of nature-based solutions. It was run through the ARUA Centre of Excellence in Climate and Development (ARUA-CD) initiative, as part of the Supporting Partnerships and Networking (SPaN) project

Watch the lesson here.

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