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Nature-based Solutions (NbS) offer powerful ways to address a wide range of societal challenges, such as biodiversity loss, climate impacts, pollution, and food insecurity. At the same time, they support a just and sustainable transition. To enable effective policy uptake and implementation, NetworkNature has organised the knowledge from the NbS Community and for anyone interested in NbS across six key Policy Themes.
Through these individual Policy Themes pages, users can access NbS knowledge, tools, and tailored support. Each theme section provides:
- Curated knowledge and guidance, including tools, standards, and best practice examples
- Accessible facts and figures, which are the synthesis of scientific evidence and project outputs, to support informed decision making
- Customised packages of products and services, developed in collaboration with partners and adapted to meet the real world needs of practitioners and policymakers
- Links to relevant advisory services and initiatives, helping connect users with additional support
Explore the Policy Themes
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Biodiversity Enhancement and Ecosystem Restoration
Nature-based Solutions support biodiversity enhancement and ecosystem restoration while addressing multiple societal challenges faced by humans.
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Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation and Resilience
Nature-based Solutions can contribute to climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience building to address the global impacts of climate change.
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NbS Finance for a Nature Positive Economy
Finance and business are key to scaling up the use of Nature-based Solutions to address multiple societal, environmental and economic challenges.
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Sustainable Food Systems
Nature-based solutions can transform our agricultural and food systems into a sustainable food system to address a series of societal challenges.
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Sustainable Urban and Regional Transformation
Sustainable urban transformation is crucial in ensuring cities adapt and thrive by leveraging processes that foster resilience and liveability.
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Zero Pollution
Nature-based solutions can prevent, reduce, and remediate harmful emissions, waste, and contaminants and safeguard the environment and human health.
The content is regularly updated to ensure it remains dynamic, relevant, and useful for informing and shaping policy. It draws on insights and outputs from EU-funded projects, as well as expert contributions from across NetworkNature. These sections are also connected to broader efforts to translate knowledge into policy impact through capacity building, education, and stakeholder engagement.
