May 31, 2022 Book Open Access

Vandergert, Paula; Hölscher, Katharina; McQuaid, Siobhán

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Nature-based solutions are better when people and organisations collaborate. This is because nature-based solutions are ultimately for everyone. Developing them together ensures different needs and interests are considered and that local opportunities are exploited. Collaboration also supports the long-term stewardship of a nature-based solution. For example, a local municipality that no longer has the resources to manage a nature-based solution may find a way to secure its future by involving local communities or entrepreneurs in the process.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;</subfield>
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