PLUS Change (Planning Land Use Strategies: Meeting biodiversity, climate and social objectives in a Changing world)

PLUS Change汇集了来自欧洲各地的23个机构，包括5所大学、5个研究机构、3个利益相关者网络组织、1个表演艺术团体，以及代表区域规划和土地管理当局和组织的9个实践合作伙伴。这些目标直接回应了这一呼吁，旨在制定土地利用战略和决策过程，以满足气候、生物多样性和人类可持续发展的目标，并通过涉及多个决策层面（个人、土地管理、规划、政策）的行动者，制定利用政治、经济、社会、物质和文化背景来实现这些战略的干预措施。活动包括土地利用建模（包括历史和未来的变化轨迹）、系统制图、因果循环图、表演艺术方法、行为变化的随机对照试验、社会学调查以及政策和治理审查。所有这些活动都汇集在一个综合研究设计中，利用它们的不同贡献，以一种整体方法来理解跨越多种社会经济和生物地理背景的多尺度土地利用系统，并为土地管理者、使用者、规划者和决策者创造可用的工具。该项目以11个基于地点的共同创造案例为基础，并通过高水平乘数集群进行整合，以确定欧盟和全球层面的挑战和影响。产出包括共同设计和测试干预措施的建议，以推动行为、结构和程序方面的变革，以实现已确定的土地使用战略；以及支持土地利用规划者实施这些干预措施的工具包，包括知识培训、规划仪表板和模拟工具，以及让公民和土地管理者参与行为改变的方法。

PLUS Change brings together 23 institutions from across Europe including 5 Universities, 5 research institutes, 3 stakeholder network organisations, 1 performing arts collective, and 9 practice partners representing regional planning and land management authorities and organisations. The objectives directly address the call with an aim to create land use strategies and decision-making processes that meet climate, biodiversity and human well-being objectives of sustainability, and to develop interventions that leverage political, economic, societal, material and cultural contexts to achieve these strategies, by involving actors at multiple decision-making levels (individual, land management, planning, policy). Activities include land use modelling (including historical and future trajectories of change), systems mapping, causal loop diagrams, performing arts approaches, randomized controlled trials of behaviour change, sociological surveys, and policy and governance reviews. All activities brought together in an integrated research design that draws on their different contributions to a holistic approach to understand multi-scale land use systems across a diversity of socioeconomic and biogeographical contexts, and create usable tools for land managers, users, planners and policy makers. The project is anchored in, and integrated through, 11 location based cases for co-creation, and in a high-level multiplier cluster to identify challenges and impacts at EU and Global levels. Outputs include recommendations of co-designed and tested interventions to unlock behavioural, structural and procedural changes to achieve identified land use strategies; and a toolkit to support land use planners in enacting these interventions, including knowledge training, a planning dashboard and simulation tools, and methods for engaging citizens and land managers in behaviour change.