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Mark Hirons

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Stakeholder Engagement Best Practice – Nattergal’s Ten-Point Approach

Effective stakeholder engagement is key to improved land-use decision-making, natural resource management, and achieving mutually beneficial outcomes for individuals, communities, and places.

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Participatory governance of nature recovery and Nature-based Solutions.

Co-designing knowledge, evidence, and practitioner guidance for engagement processes that enhance the delivery of benefits for people, nature, and climate

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