This guidebook is designed as a practical introduction and step-by-step instructive guide to applying and customising the Pathways method – a comprehensive, participatory future-planning framework designed to help diverse groups of stakeholders navigate the complexity of contemporary societal challenges. It has been developed to bridge the gap between science, policy, and society by transforming complex sustainability challenges into practical strategies. Throughout this guidebook, the Pathways method is primarily demonstrated through its application to land use and land-use change topics within the PLUS Change project. The guidebook is intended for institutions directly or indirectly involved in land-use planning, climate adaptation, and sustainable development, particularly in the context of crises such as the climate emergency and broader socio-ecological instability. It serves as a practical resource for anyone seeking to plan for change by engaging stakeholders and facilitating participatory processes.
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