Projects

Id	Project													Contribution To Bds 2020			Policy Context		Reported Impact Resulted From The Project						Enabling And Hindering Factors		Lessons Learnt	Barriers And Enablers										Additional Barriers And Enablers					Overton Index	Demonstration Case Relevance
Id	Code	Title	Start Year	End Year	Main Aim Of The Project	Project Keywords As Per Cordis	Website Primary Source	Number Of Partners Involved In The Consortium	Knowledge Brokers Involvement	Public Bodies And Policy Institutions Involvement	Total Eu Contribution	Total Project Budget	Funding Source	Potential Stated Contribution	Targets	Actions	Final Results Likely Feeding Into The New Bds Or Eu Programming Policy Cycles	Additional Related Policy	Intended Policy Use Of The Project	Intended Policy Impact Of The Project	Actual Policy Impact	Type Of Policy Impact	Strength Of Evidence	Description Of Evidence	Enabling Factors For Success	Hindering Factors Of Success	Lessons Learnt	Availability	Type Of Information Knowledge	Flow Of Information Knowledge	Funding	Horizontal Policy Coherence	Management Effectiveness	Vertical Policy Implementation	Systematic Spatial Planning	Engagement	Current Political And Economic Structures	Political Willingness Priorities Values	Public Support	Public Duration	Trust And Transparency	Governance	Overton Index	Demonstration Case Relevance
1	OPERAS	Operational Potential of Ecosystems Research Application	2012	2017	OPERAS aims to improve understanding of how ecosystem services/natural capital contribute to human w	OPERAS, ecosystem services (ES), knowledge marketplace, sustainable management	cordis.europa.eu	29	Yes	No	8997909.5	11459749.0	FP7	S	2	5 6 7	Yes	Birds and Habitats Directives, Water Framework Directive, Green Infrastructure Strategy	The overarching aim of the OPERAs project is to bridge the gap between science, policy and practice		"The LandPref was developed for use in the Pentland Hills Regional Park, in Scotland. Visions develo	I C EC CA CB	Ambiguous	The texts provide several examples of evidence for policy impact from the OPERAs project, focusing o	Provided free and ready access to ES tools, methods and worked examples is also a critical pillar of	Lack of conceptual integration; The Principle of ES concepts does not always make it into practice a	Many OPERAs exemplars realised the need to bring together key stakeholders from science, policy and	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	9	Freshwater, NBS
2	OPENNESS	Operationalisation of Natural Capital and Ecosystem Services: From Concepts to Real-World Applicatio	2012	2017	The overall objective of the OpenNESS project was to translate the concepts of ecosystem services an	Ecosystem services, wellbeing, natural capital, OPENNESS, Oppla	cordis.europa.eu	39	Yes	Yes	8999193.0	11488446.4	FP7	S	2	5 6 7	No	Water Framework Directive, Sustainable land use planning, TEN-T (Trans-European Network – Transport)	Promote the conceptual understanding and application of ecosystem services in policy and decision ma		The experience gained during OpenNESS has shaped the development of CICES V5.0 which continues to be	I C CA CB	Strong	The evidence showed that the project's findings, for example, were used to inform the development of	All relevant stakeholders were represented in the ecosystem services assessment process - more colla	Limitations in the implementation of the concept are driven by lack of time, finances or interest, c	Defining a problem and opening up the problem space- Stakeholder involvement was a crucial element i	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	31	Freshwater, NBS, multifunctional landscapes
3	NATURVATION	Nature Based Urban Innovation	2016	2021	The NATURVATION project aims to help to address the gap between the growing interest being expressed	NATURVATION, biodiversity, nature-based solutions, urban environment	cordis.europa.eu	14	Yes	Yes	7797877.5	7797877.5	Horizon 2020	S	2	6	No		Intended as a resource for policy-makers, practitioners and those with a general interest in nature-		Two of the three pathways of the project's impact were to enable and foster cultural change. Embeddi	C CA	Weak/Unknown	Evidence lacks details of actual impact.	Delivered presentations and reports targeting specific audiences to explain the implications of our			Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	110	NBS
4	SINCERE	Spurring INnovations for Forest ECosystem SERvices in Europe	2018	2022	SINCERE’s goal was to advance innovative mechanisms that support the provision of forest ecosystem s		cordis.europa.eu	23	No	Yes	3991234.38	4237214.13	Horizon 2020	P	2 3	5 7 8 9 11 12	No	European Union Green Deal, Common Agriculture Policy, New EU Forest Strategy, EU Bioeconomy Strategy	SINCERE’s main goal is to advance innovative mechanisms that support the provision of forest ecosyst	Analyse how EU policies can better enhance innovations for forest ecosystem services.	The policy brief and the policy commentary paper have received a lot of attention in the EU policy s	C	Weak/Unknown	Evidence suggests increased awareness, but specific impact is unknown.	One of the policy mechanism to ensure this happens is implementation of PES schemes; and SINCERE exp		Funding public good provision is the target of a few of the IMs pursued in SINCERE. The presence of	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	4
5	NEWFOREX	New Ways to Value and Market Forest Externalities	2009	2014	The ultimate goal of the NEWFOREX project was to provide new insights, empirical knowledge, and meth	Forest, forest goods and services, externalities, forest externalities, forest management	cordis.europa.eu	12	Yes	No	2712501.0	3552017.4	FP7	P	2 3	5 11 12	Yes		The NEWFOREX project aimed to provide policy makers information and improved understanding of the pr		In addition, the case study partners arranged and/or participated in series of workshops for and wit	I C EC CB	Weak/Unknown	Evidence indicates the project influencing policy process but unclear how and to what extent. Worksh	Existing policies and organisational structures condition the design and the success of policy instr		The existence of fundamentally conflicting policy goals, as well as tensions between different branc	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	4
6	PRESERVATION	Predictive ecology of global species extinction risk for conservation	2013	2015	The project aimed to develop predictive models of species extinction risk and test the interregional	Waterbird, conservation, biodiversity, extinction, preservation	cordis.europa.eu	1	No	No	209033.4	209033.4	FP7 MCA	P	1 6	1 17	No	Aichi Biodiversity Targets, Nature Directives	The project aims to establish a novel predictive framework for assessing species extinction risks an	Most areas identified as the hotspots of waterbird population losses in this project (e.g. South Ame								No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	14	Freshwater
7	GlobePure	Global drivers of loss of biodiversity with eutrophication and their potential use for restoration e	2012	2015	To determine the consequences of changes in plant diversity (grassland biodiversity) on the function	Biodiversity, grassland, ecosystems, eutrophication, fertilisation	cordis.europa.eu	1	No	No	264112.5	264112.5	FP7 MCA	P	2	5 7	No	EU Global and Conservation policies										No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	0
8	proGIreg	Productive Green Infrastructure for post-industrial urban regeneration: nature for renewal	2018	2023	For proGIreg three front-runner cities (Dortmund (DE); Turin (IT); Zagreb (HR)) will create Living L	Productive green infrastructure, urban commons, co-production, urban agriculture, urban forestry, so	cordis.europa.eu	40	Yes	Yes	10432512.01	11633268.87	Horizon 2020	S	2	6	No	EU Climate Change Adaptation Strategy, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), COP21 Paris Agreement,		Scientific assessment and monitoring results from the Living Labs will be made available on the EU N	Citizen ownership: A new understanding of GI as an urban common resource is at the core of proGIreg.	C EC	Weak/Unknown	The evidence does not provide information on the exact impact.				No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	28	NBS
9	ESMERALDA	Enhancing ecoSysteM sERvices mApping for poLicy and Decision mAking	2015	2018	ESMERALDA aimed at developing guidance and a flexible methodology for Mapping and Assessment of Ecos	ESMERALDA, mapping and assessment, ecosystem services, MAES, ecosystems, biodiversity, ecosystem ser	cordis.europa.eu	39	Yes	Yes	3002166.0	3133306.0	Horizon 2020	S	2	5	Yes		Provide guidance for integrated ES mapping and assessment that can be used for sustainable decision-	Support EU member states in the implementation of the EU Biodiversity (BD) Strategy's Target 2 Actio	Specific feedback has been collected during ESMERALDA Conferences and from EU MS stakeholders in the	I C EC CB	Strong	The text highlights increased awareness, knowledge, cooperation and implementation of Mapping and As	The successful identification and integration of relevant stakeholders in all 28 EU member states, S			No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	212	NBS, marine, freshwater
10	EKLIPSE	Establishing a European Knowledge and Learning Mechanism to Improve the Policy-Science-Society Inter	2016	2022	The aim of EKLIPSE is to establish an innovative, light, self-sustainable EU support mechanism for e	EKLIPSE, biodiversity, environment, support mechanism, decision-making, knowledge, expert working gr	cordis.europa.eu	12	Yes	No	3117270.99	3117272.49	Horizon 2020	P	2	5	No	Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), EU energy policy, Birds and Habitats Directives, Water Framework D	Eklipse fills a key European-level gap by focusing on the specific knowledge needs and questions of		One example of an EKLIPSE contribution is the development of a framework for future research on natu	I C	Strong	Evidence suggests EKLIPSE reports were used by the UN and EU for international environmental discuss	The EKLIPSE project developed and set up an innovative, light, ethical and self-sustainable EU suppo			Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	61	Freshwater, Marine, NBS

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