Pathfinder Parks: Implementing a common framework to track & accelerate progress towards Net Zero in the South Downs National Park using the OnePlanet Platform.

Pathfinder Parks：实施通用框架来跟踪

• 批准号: 10093123
• 金额: $ 16.26万
• 依托单位: SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Demonstrator
• 财政年份: 2024
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2024 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10093123
• 关键词: Pathfinder; Parks; Implementing; common; framework

Protected Landscapes - National Parks and AONBs - are the UK's 'green lungs', providing a vital public service to help people access the countryside and protect and enhance our cherished landscapes and wildlife. They form a lynchpin of the UK's ambitious nature recovery and climate change targets, with significant capacity to store carbon and provide other ecosystem services, such as natural flood risk management.The South Downs National Park is the most populated National Park in the UK, with 117,000 residents and 2.2m living within 10km of our boundary. The South Downs stretch 100 miles across the counties of Hampshire, East & West Sussex, including 12 Districts and Boroughs, 176 Towns and Parishes. Over 18.8m people visit the Downs each year and the National Park is home to over 8,000 businesses, employing 54,000 people.Unsurprisingly, the South Downs has the highest net greenhouse gas emissions of any UK National Park, at 2,077,579t/year. But with so many public, private and community-sector stakeholders, we need the tools to enable everyone to work together to move rapidly towards Net-Zero. To date, this has been a considerable challenge, with different organisations using different methods and indicators to plan, deliver and track their progress, making collaboration and knowledge-sharing tricky and time-consuming and making it difficult to understand how local action contributes to national targets.Thanks to Innovate UK funding, we have successfully demonstrated how the [OnePlanet][0] 'Ecosystem' digital infrastructure can meet this need in the South Downs National Park, bringing together different organisations' strategies and action plans in one easy-to-use tool, identifying shared outcomes and tracking activity through shared indicators that comply with the Paris Climate Change Agreement. The pilot also highlighted how it could free up staff time and improve the flow of funding to projects.Our Pathfinder Project will see us extend use of OnePlanet across the National Park, to support strategic planning and project management and build on learning from the pilot to fully exploit the potential of the platform to drive collaboration - accelerating the pace of Net-Zero activity and delivery of nature-based solutions at landscape-scale.We will continue to support and develop the local authority and sector/community-level engagement that was established through the pilot and involve a wider constituency of local authority partners, with a particular focus on integrating [Local nature recovery strategies][1] and Net-Zero; sustainable food systems and agriculture and peer-to-peer learning between local authorities.[0]: https://oneplanet.com/[1]: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/local-nature-recovery-strategies/local-nature-recovery-strategies

受保护的景观-国家公园和AONB-是英国的“绿色肺”，提供重要的公共服务，帮助人们进入乡村，保护和增强我们珍惜的景观和野生动物。它们构成了英国雄心勃勃的自然恢复和气候变化目标的关键，具有储存碳和提供其他生态系统服务（如自然洪水风险管理）的巨大能力。南唐斯国家公园是英国人口最多的国家公园，有11.7万居民和220万人居住在我们边界10公里范围内。南唐斯绵延100英里，横跨汉普郡、东萨塞克斯郡和西萨塞克斯郡，包括12个区和自治市、176个城镇和教区。每年有超过1880万人参观唐斯，国家公园是8,000多家企业的所在地，雇用了54,000人。毫不奇怪，南唐斯的温室气体净排放量是英国任何国家公园中最高的，为2,077,579吨/年。但是，由于有如此多的公共、私营和社区利益相关者，我们需要工具使每个人都能共同努力，迅速实现净零排放。迄今为止，这一直是一个相当大的挑战，不同的组织使用不同的方法和指标来规划、交付和跟踪其进展，使得协作和知识共享变得棘手和耗时，并且难以理解地方行动如何有助于实现国家目标。我们已经成功地展示了[OnePlanet][0]“生态系统”数字基础设施如何满足南唐斯国家公园的这一需求，将不同组织的战略和行动计划整合到一个易于使用的工具中，通过符合巴黎气候变化协定的共享指标确定共享成果并跟踪活动。该试点项目还强调了它如何节省员工的时间并改善项目的资金流。我们的探路者项目将看到我们在整个国家公园中推广使用OnePlanet，支持战略规划和项目管理，并在试点学习的基础上，充分利用平台的潜力，推动协作-加快净零活动的步伐，并在景观中提供基于自然的解决方案-我们将继续支持和发展通过试点建立的地方当局和部门/社区一级的参与，并让更广泛的地方当局伙伴参与，特别侧重于整合[地方自然恢复战略][1]和净零;可持续粮食系统和农业以及地方当局之间的同行相互学习。[0]：https：//oneplanet.com/[1]：https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/local-nature-recovery-strategies/local-nature-recovery-strategies