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Green Economy Transition: ESPI Assessment Framework Development

The ESPI assessment framework aims to integrate ecosystem services into various policy sectors to achieve a green economy transition. Decision-makers can use this framework to identify policy coherence needs, win-win opportunities, and bottlenecks. The framework involves assessing current integration levels, identifying future integration needs, and planning for policy impacts. Feedback from stakeholders is crucial for refining and improving this framework. Contact Marianne Kettunen for further details.

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Green Economy Transition: ESPI Assessment Framework Development

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  1. Ecosystem Service Policy Integration (ESPI) assessment Userboard meeting 26-27 Nov 2015

  2. Aim of / conceptual idea behind ESPI • Integration of ES / NC into different sectoral policies is key to the transition to a truly ‘green’ green economy. • → Systematic and comprehensive assessment of ES integration across relevant policy sectors offers logical starting point for the transition. • ESPI assessment can help to identify: • needs for policy coherence between sectors • ‘win-win’ opportunities between different policy objectives • windows of opportunity and possible bottlenecks for the transition.

  3. Logic of ESPI assessment • Identifying relevant policy sectors • Assessing level of ES integration in these policy sectors • Differentiating between conceptual vs. operational integration • Conceptual: does the policy show complete and up-todate understanding of ES/NC? • Operational: does the policy provide concrete instruments built on ES/NC knowledge to address potential threats? Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  4. Example: outcomes of the EU-level assessment

  5. Example: outcomes of the Scottish pilot assessment

  6. Example: outcomes of the Scottish pilot assessment

  7. Towards ESPI assessment framework(under development) • Building on the conceptual basis, aim to develop a more comprehensive and operational ESPI assessment framework • Target audience: decision-makers at all governance levels that are in need of guidance for ES / NC policy integration • Format: 20 page guidance document • ESPI assessment framework would consist of: • Step 1: assessment of the current level of policy integration (as per earlier) • Step 2: identification of key policy and sectoral opportunities and needs for future integration • Step 3: using the green economy framework as a strategic and holistic platform for planning take up and further implementation in practice • Step 4: (planning for) assessing and monitoring policy impacts

  8. Questions to userboard From the perspective of your own work: • Would you find such assessment framework useful? • What need would you hope such assessment framework to address in particular? • What could be emphasised / improved / added? Would you be interested in supporting the development of ESPI framework in 2016 (comments via email)?

  9. THANKSfor listeningfor Marc presentingfor Clément testing in Scotland! Please contact: Marianne Kettunen / mkettunen@ieep.eu

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