changes to governance values and approaches

People-environment interactions within nature-based solutions (NBS) are not well understood. As an asset NBS includes both natural capital and human-centred capital. NBS also exist as a system with which people can interact. .

The report, "Turning up the heat," published in February 2024, draws on firsthand accounts from 38 frontline decision-makers and responders. Their collective testimony paints a grim picture of a nation whose policies, infrastructure, and public awareness are failing to keep pace with a rapidly warming climate.

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Baseline analysis of 20-minute neighbourhoods in Scotland: assessing service access, walkability, and recommendations for policy and delivery.

This policy brief explores flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM) governance in Wales, examining current frameworks, key challenges, and opportunities to build resilience.

This case study focuses on pilot projects which worked with communities to address a broad range of risks and resilience...

The Fairbourne Coastal Risk Management Learning Project explores how climate change threatens coastal communities, drawing lessons from Fairbourne on engagement, governance, infrastructure, and adaptation. The report provides insights to guide future shoreline management planning in Wales.

The research analyses the impact of changes to the world of work, climate and demographic change on existing inequality.

The Future Coast Bude project will drive innovation in flood and coastal resilience and adaptation to a changing climate.

This case study focuses on a climate change modelling initiative that uses LiDAR technology and a “digital twin” to assess climate impacts under different scenarios.