Information-based Strategies for LAND Remediation

基于信息的土地补救战略(ISLANDR)项目是跨学科和多行动者的，旨在促进实现绿色交易目标，特别是通过减少土壤污染和加强恢复来实现零污染。该项目将提供一系列工具和方法，以支持：(1)土壤污染源的划定，(2)风险评估，(3)可持续和基于风险的土地管理(SRBLM)的实施，(4)在金融和投资案例中纳入更广泛的估值办法，(5)土地污染和空间规划决策的更紧密结合，(6)与土壤战略、拟议的土壤健康法和土壤是关键考虑因素的其他政策领域有关的关键政策相关结果。考虑到现有的庞大知识库，ISLANDR采取了一种仔细有针对性的做法，并设计了其成果，使其易于被多个目标群体(包括：政策利益集团、规划者和监管者、现场管理人员及其服务提供者)所吸收。注意确保为能力建设提供支持，并满足长期储存库(例如欧洲安全与合作组织)的需要。创新包括使用CBA为改善商业案例的平行收益提供可靠的估值；作为“土壤健康”受体的土壤功能的技术基础，以及对国家BS和其他低投入补救措施的操作窗口分析。ISLANDR利用欧洲的7个试验区来提供真实世界的研究背景和道路测试结果，包括受绿色过渡后果影响的地区。这些领域的圆桌会议为当地利益攸关方提供了积极的对话，并为迅速实施和推出新项目奠定了基础。ISLANDR的一个关键重点是，通过为投资案例和财务规划提供更全面的低投入方法和更广泛的价值主张，促进在经济边际或负面情况下的土壤修复。

The Information-based Strategies for LAND Remediation (ISLANDR) project is cross-disciplinary and multi-actor and aims to promote the delivery of Green Deal objectives, in particular achieving Zero Pollution by reducing soil pollution and enhancing restoration. ISLANDR will provide a series of tools and methods to support: (1) the delineation of soil pollution sources, (2) the assessment of risks, (3) the implementation of sustainable and risk-based land management (SRBLM), (4) the inclusion of wider valuation approach in financial and investment cases, (5) closer integration of land contamination and spatial planning decision-making and (6) key policy relevant findings related to the Soil Strategy, proposed soil health law and other areas of policy where soil is a crucial consideration. ISLANDR takes a carefully targeted approach in view of the large existing knowledge base, and has designed its outcomes be easily assimilated by multiple target groups (incl: policy interests, planners and regulators, site managers and their service providers). Care is taken to ensure support for capacity building and also to service the needs of long term repositories (e.g EUSO). Innovations include using CBA to provide robust valuation for parallel benefits to improve business cases; a technical basis for soil functionality as a “soil health” receptor, and operating window analyses of NBS and other low input remediation. ISLANDR makes use of 7 test areas across Europe to provide real world research context and road-test findings, including areas impacted by green transition consequences. Roundtables in these areas provide active local stakeholder dialogue and a basis for rapid implementation and new project roll-out. A key focus of ISLANDR is to facilitate soil remediation in situations where the case is economically marginal or negative, by providing a more thorough understanding of low input approaches and a wider value proposition for investment cases and financial planning.