Description
Translating scientific insights into action: how AnaEE's results support ecosystem management and restoration for climate goals, biodiversity conservation, carbon sequestration, and disaster risk reduction. Policy related abstracts are encouraged.
Keywords: science-policy interface, ecosystem services, SDGs, land use, policy impact, Nature-based Solutions
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Francesca Floccia (ISPRA)Session 5: Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and MitigationOral
Fungi play essential roles in ecosystem functioning, nutrient cycling, soil health, plant interactions and habitat quality, yet they remain largely underrepresented in biodiversity monitoring systems and environmental decision-making processes. Across Europe, monitoring frameworks have traditionally focused on flora and fauna, while fungal diversity has received limited operational use despite...
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Mr Edwin Anyolo (Non-Profit Organization.)Session 5: Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and MitigationOral
Edwin Anyolo , Ripple Tech, Kenya.
Background and Objectives
Climate change threatens smallholder farming systems in Kenya, particularly in semi-arid regions such as Embu County, Makueni County, and Kajiado County. Increasing temperatures, erratic rainfall, and land degradation undermine food security and livelihoods. For Example Makueni is among the counties most vulnerable to climate...
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Mr Janko Arsić (AnaEE-ERIC)Oral
Scope: This stakeholder workshop aims to examine how ecosystem research outputs can be effectively translated into policy-relevant evidence through structured stakeholder engagement, supporting the development of actionable policy briefs or policy papers, supporting the SDG's. It aligns with Session #5 on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) by strengthening the link between scientific evidence...
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