Future science-policy agendas and partnerships for building a sustainable society in harmony with nature

Saito, Osamu, (2017). Future science-policy agendas and partnerships for building a sustainable society in harmony with nature. Sustainability Science, 1-5

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    Author Saito, Osamu
    Title Future science-policy agendas and partnerships for building a sustainable society in harmony with nature
    Appearing in Sustainability Science
    Publication Date 2017-10-06
    Place of Publication Online
    Publisher Springer Japan
    Start page 1
    End page 5
    Language eng
    Abstract The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) has identified the development of scenarios as a key component of its Global Assessment. As part of the project entitled ‘‘Future scenarios and governance of social-ecological systems in the Asia–Pacific (AP) region through enhancing synergy between indigenous and local knowledge and scientific knowledge,’’ we conducted an online questionnaire survey to identify key science-policy agendas, and collaborations among science, policy, and society in the AP region. The results demonstrated the importance of traditional knowledge in ecosystem management as well as collaboration between policy makers and researchers. The findings will be useful inputs when IPBES and governments develop bottom-up and participatory scenarios and pathways that can lead to sustainable futures.
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    Keyword IPBES
    Science-policy agenda
    Future scenario
    Copyright Holder Springer Japan
    Copyright Year 2017
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    DOI 10.1007/s11625-017-0475-8
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