Nexus thinking – how ecosystem services can contribute to enhancing the cross-scale and cross-sectoral coherence between land use, spatial planning and policy-making
Nexus thinking – how ecosystem services can contribute to enhancing the cross-scale and cross-sectoral coherence between land use, spatial planning and policy-making
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联系思维——生态系统服务如何有助于增强土地利用、空间规划和政策制定之间跨规模和跨部门的一致性
DOI：
10.1080/21513732.2017.1396257
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2017
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通讯作者：
D. Geneletti
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作者：
C. Fürst;S. Luque;D. Geneletti
摘要生态系统服务（ES）概念因其在不同尺度上支持决策的潜力而得到公认。然而，它缺乏实际执行，特别是在空间规划和土地管理方面-这是导致其适用性受到批评的关键方面。规划和决策中的环境服务可通过整合经济、环境和社会目标之间的协同作用、权衡和冲突，有助于提高土地利用和管理的质量。这份意见书提出了一种联系方法，表明环境服务如何有助于描述人类与自然在不同时空尺度上的相互作用，同时在权衡分析中纳入跨尺度效应。我们将讨论如何实施我们的关系方法，并有助于揭示政策部门，空间和土地利用规划之间的相互依赖关系。我们认为，在一个关系方面的思考增加了一个改善的一致性，在不同的政策部门相关的空间规划。我们的结论是，只有战略性和简洁的使用ES在所有的决策层面将有助于创造最大的利益，协调政策，规划和管理手段的干预措施，为可持续发展的支持。编辑：Christian Albert
ABSTRACT The ecosystem service (ES) concept is acknowledged for its potential to support decision-making on various scales. Still, it lacks in practical implementation, particularly concerning spatial planning and land management – key aspects that lead to criticism in its applicability. ES in planning and decision-making can contribute to improve the quality of land use and management by integrating synergies, trade-offs and conflicts among economy, environment and societal goals. This opinion paper suggests a nexus approach that shows how ES can contribute to characterize the interactions between humans and nature on different temporal and spatial scales while integrating cross-scale effects in trade-off analyses. We discuss how our nexus approach can be implemented and contribute to revealing the interdependencies between policy sectors, spatial and land-use planning. We argue that thinking in terms of a nexus adds to an improved coherence across different policy sectors relevant for spatial planning. We conclude that only a strategic and concise use of ES throughout all decision levels will help to create maximum benefits for harmonizing policy, planning and management instruments supported by intervention measures for the sake of sustainable development. EDITED BY Christian Albert