Programme Coordination Team, Landscape Decisions - Towards a new framework for using land assets

策略性优先基金的“景观决策：建立土地资产使用的新框架”计划，为土地管理决策提供了一个新的框架。它借鉴了社会科学、经济学、自然科学、数学和建模，为实现“绿色脱欧”提供了解决方案，使英国能够实现Defra雄心勃勃的25年环境计划：通过减少空气污染来清洁空气，在气候变化的条件下清洁和充足的水，通过保护和加强生物多样性来繁荣植物和野生动物，减少环境危害的危害风险，更可持续和有效地利用自然资源，增强自然景观的美感，遗产和与自然景观的互动，减轻和调整我们的景观以适应气候变化，尽量减少浪费，管理化学品暴露和加强生物安全。项目协调小组将汇集来自许多学术学科的新知识，以提供一个有凝聚力的项目，针对SPF景观决策所阐述的研究问题和一套新的决策工具。PCT结合了自然科学、景观研究、社会地理学和数学方面的高级学术水平的专业知识，纯粹并应用于生态学和生态复杂性。除了特定学科的专业知识外，团队还包括变革的拥护者，他们是大学的高级成员，能够驾驭复杂的政治和制度景观，能够打破孤岛并跨越边界。我们已经确定了三位冠军，他们将在确保我们在政策、学术-商业互动和跨学科领域的影响力战略的实施方面发挥关键作用。通过培养跨学科，从多样化的研究基础上建立一个新的研究社区，并通过强有力的创新交流计划，我们将把这些新工具推广给议会、政府机构和私营部门的景观决策者。新的工具和知识将允许不同的土地使用者以更加协调的方式规划他们的景观决策。这将使英国在后欧盟监管框架下的环境质量得到改善。为了实现这一愿景，计划协调小组将举办一系列社区工作坊和其他活动，让不同领域的专家与土地管理者和决策者聚集在一起。它将协调该方案的主要工作包，并确保从中获得的新知识整合成实际的解决办法。

The Strategic Priority Fund (SPF) programme 'Landscape Decisions: towards a new framework for using land assets' is delivering a new framework for land management decisions. It draws on social science, economics, natural science, mathematics and modelling, in order to provide solutions to delivering a 'Green Brexit' that enables the United Kingdom to achieve Defra's ambitious 25-year environment plan: clean air by reducing air pollution, clean and plentiful water under conditions of a changing climate, thriving plants and wildlife by protecting and enhancing biodiversity, reducing the risks of harm from environmental hazards, using resources from nature more sustainably and efficiently, enhancing the beauty, heritage and engagement with our natural landscapes, mitigating and adapting our landscapes to climate change, minimising waste, managing exposure to chemicals and enhancing biosecurity. The Programme Coordination Team will bring together new knowledge from many academic subjects to provide a cohesive programme that will deliver against the research questions articulated for the SPF Landscape decisions into and a new set of decision-making tools. The PCT combines specialist expertise at senior academic level in natural sciences, landscape research, social geography, and mathematics, pure and applied to ecology and ecological complexity. Beyond the discipline specific expertise, the team also includes champions for change, who are senior members of the university, able to navigate the complex, political and institutional landscapes, able to break down the silos and work cross boundaries. We have identified three champions who will be playing a pivotal role in ensuring the delivery of our impact strategy in the areas of policy, academia-business interactions and interdisciplinarity. By fostering interdisciplinarity, establishing a new research community from the diverse research base and with a strong and innovative communication plan we will promote these new tools to landscape decision makers in parliament, government agencies and the private sector. The new tools and knowledge will allow different land users to plan their landscape decisions in a much more coordinated way. This will lead to a better quality of the environment in the United Kingdom under a post-EU regulatory framework.To achieve this vision, the Programme Coordination Team will organise a series of community workshops and other events to bring together experts from different fields with land managers and decision makers. It will coordinate the main work packages in the Programme and ensure that the new knowledge from these is put together into practical solutions.