What if the success of a nature-based solution depends on an infrastructure we cannot see?

 

Behind environmental action lies a network of people and relationships: stakeholders communicating, collaborating, building trust and learning together. These connections can shape whether promising ideas become effective, lasting solutions—but they are rarely measured.

 

 

The talk will explore the Social Network Performance Indicators (SNPI) framework—a science-based monitoring approach that measures learning as a function of network structure and enables comparison across different sites.

 

By making stakeholder networks more visible, SNPI can help us better understand how relationships, collaboration, communication and learning contribute to effective nature-based solutions.

Daniel’s research and consulting span stakeholder participation, resilience decision-making, social-ecological network analysis and transdisciplinary approaches to climate adaptation.

 

 

 

Whether you work in sustainability, urban development, climate adaptation, biodiversity, participatory planning, research or innovation, this session offers a valuable new perspective on the relationships that make collective action possible.

 

Save the date and join us as we make the invisible infrastructure behind nature-based solutions visible.