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Ongoing projects (14)
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emBRACE: Building Resilience Amongst Communities in Europe
emBRACE

The project will develop a conceptual and methodological approach to clarify how the resilience capacity of a society confronted with natural hazards and disasters can be characterized, defined and measured. To maximize the benefit of existing information and new ideas on resilience, various stakeholders and experts will be incorporated into different knowledge-sharing groups.

Available languages: English

Shrinking Cities and Urban Regeneration in Switzerland
Urban Regeneration

One of the most challenging tasks for European urban areas is to deal with demographic, economic and physical contraction processes and to plan for the future of cities worth living in. The project aims at fostering knowledge on shrinking cities and urban regeneration strategies in Switzerland.

Available languages: English

Landscape Monitoring Switzerland
Landscape Monitoring Switzerland

In the scientific part of the project "Landscape Monitoring Switzerland", basic knowledge for new indicators of landscape quality is developed. This includes both landscape ecological and social scientific approaches.

Available languages: German English

WaMos 2 - Forest monitoring socio-cultural
WaMos 2

The aim of the research project WaMos 2 is to assess the attitudes of the population towards forest and wood related topics. In doing so, the project revisits and builds upon work that was done in 1997. The results of WaMos 2 will serve as a basis for forest related policy, and the forest- and environment-related reporting of FOEN.

Available languages: German English French

The Swiss contribution to the establishment of an international regime on Biodiversity (SWIC)
SWIC

This project aims to assess the Swiss contribution to the establishment of an international regime on Biodiversity. From a multilevel governance perspective, it describes the position formation process in Switzerland related to the negotiations of the Cartagena and Nagoya Protocols and examines, how this process has shaped the negotiation strategy and influence of the Swiss delegations during these negotiations.

Available languages: English

Entwicklung eines GIS-basierten Prognosemodells der Naherholungsnutzung
Prognosemodell Naherholung

Das Projekt hat zum Ziel ein bestehendes GIS basiertes Prognosemodell der Naherholungsnutzung inhaltlich zu verfeinern und den räumlichen Geltungsbereich zu erweitern.

Available languages: German

Knowledge-based approach to build a culture of risk prevention in Europe (KULTURisk)
KULTURisk

Das EU FP7-Projekt hat zum Ziel, in Europa eine Kultur der Risikoprävention hinsichtlich Naturgefahren zu fördern, indem Nutzen und Kosten verschiedener Präventionsmassnahmen sowie die Wirksamkeit der dabei angewandten Risikokommunikation evaluiert werden.

Available languages: German

Governance der Walderholung
Governance der Walderholung

Freizeit und Erholung im Wald haben in den letzten Jahren an Bedeutung gewonnen. Das Projekt untersucht aus Perspektive der Governance-Forschung, welche Akteure, Institutionen und Koordinationsformen das Management von Freizeit und Erholung im Wald charakterisieren und wie Entscheidungen zur Waldbewirtschaftung und zum Management der verschiedenen Waldfunktionen getroffen werden.

Available languages: German

Handelbare Flächennutzungszertifikate in der Schweiz
Flächennutzungszertifikate

Das Forschungsprojekt untersucht, inwiefern sich das Instrument "Handelbare Flächennutzungszertifikate (FNZ)" zur Reduktion des Flächenverbrauchs durch die Siedlungsentwicklung und Zersiedelung eignet.

Available languages: German

ENHANCE Module 4: Relevance of enhancing ecosystem quality for society and economy
ENHANCE M4

Enhancing ecosystem quality (e.g. through intervention or defragmentation) is relevant for society and economy. Which ecosystem enhancement contributes best to perceived quality of life and is economically most beneficial? Which participatory management and planning approach, which institutional setting contributes best to effective and efficient ecosystem-management and planning strategies?

Available languages: English

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