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The NATMed plan maximizes impact and sustainability of nature-based solutions, indicating a strategic approach for community engagement.
The NATMed Exploitation Plan outlines a strategic approach to maximise the reach, impact, and sustainability of the project’s Key Exploitable Results (KERs), which include Full Water-Cycle Nature-based Solutions (FWC-NbS), the Decision-making Tool, the Mediterranean Community of Practice (MedCoP), the Training Programme and Material, the Catalogue and Guidelines, and the Policy recommendations. The plan divides exploitation efforts into three phases: Exploration, Experimentation, and Implementation. This phased approach ensures that the project’s tools, knowledge, and methodologies are validated, refined, and prepared for long-term use and scalability.
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