Results & Resources
Nature restoration can generate benefits for biodiversity, ecosystems, economies and people — but these benefits and costs are not always fully captured in existing assessments.
NatuRISE will strengthen the evidence base by bringing together economic, ecological and social dimensions of restoration and examining how impacts vary across places, groups and time.
Research findings
New evidence on the socio-economic benefits and costs of nature restoration, including monetary and non-monetary impacts.
Datasets
Open datasets supporting the assessment of restoration benefits, ecosystem services, wellbeing and territorial impacts.
Indicators
New and improved indicators for assessing restoration outcomes, including economic, wellbeing and distributional dimensions.
Impact assessments
Evidence on the effects of restoration measures across agriculture, forestry and freshwater contexts.
Scientific publications
Peer-reviewed research documenting NatuRISE methods, findings and advances.
Policy evidence
Evidence that can support policy assessment, restoration planning and the implementation of the Nature Restoration Regulation.
NatuRISE will seek to move beyond a narrow accounting of restoration costs and benefits by considering:
Explore the Tools, Models & Methods developed and enhanced by NatuRISE.