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Masterclass | Challenge accepted: Imagining a nature-based future

Masterclass | Challenge accepted: Imagining a nature-based future for Bangladesh

17h00 @ GREEN INNOVATION PARK, Alnarp where we will join the livestream!

How does one go about imagining the Future? We know that a climate resilient and nature positive future is possible with Nature-based Solutions, but to go from ideas to the drawing board is another story. We want to help you explore possibilities for nature-based futures that are compatible with a complex and challenging reality. By taking the case of the Bengal Delta in Bangladesh, we walk you through the do’s and don’ts of the whole process.

Programme:

Tim van Hattum (WUR), leader of the projects Netherlands in 2120, and EU in 2120 will talk about the untapped potential of Nature-based Solutions in addressing climate change and biodiversity loss. He will share his experience in using long term perspective to stimulate discussion on landscape planning and policy choices.

Maheen Khan (WWF NL), Bangladeshi entrepreneur now working with civil society to amplify the voices of climate change, will emphasises the importance of grasping the local social, economic and political issues when it comes to designing nature-based solutions. She will go over the local context and help you understand how local people view nature, so that the future will also fit and benefit them.

With this Masterclass, you will get a good picture of the challenges experienced in the Bengal delta, and start building your toolbox to imagine a path for the future.

Organized in collaboration with Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research and Wageningen Biodiversity Initative.

Always welcome to just join in, but register for a free dinner!

*If you sign up but can’t make it, please unregister on Eventbrite two days before the event, so we don’t have any food waste!

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