RESULT 02 — Nature Restoration Socio-Economic Indicators Database

Result typeDataset / Database
StatusExpected
EcosystemAgriculture · Forestry · Freshwater
GeographyEU-wide · National · Regional / local
Case studyMultiple case studies · Gelderse Poort · Greece · Ljubljansko Barje · Central Hungary
Related results01, 04, 05, 06, 09

Relevant challenge

Data gaps in assessing the socio-economic impacts of nature restoration

What is it?

The NatuRISE Socio-Economic Indicators Database will bring together indicators and supporting evidence for assessing the benefits, costs and wider impacts of nature restoration.

Why is it useful?

Decision-makers and researchers need consistent, accessible and spatially relevant information to understand restoration impacts. The database will make relevant socio-economic indicators easier to find, compare and use in assessment and modelling.

Who is it for?

EU policy-makers · National authorities · Regional & local authorities · Researchers

What can you use it for?

  • Find indicators relevant to restoration assessment
  • Support modelling and impact assessment
  • Explore evidence across locations and stakeholder groups
  • Identify information on restoration benefits and costs
  • Support further research and analysis

How does it work?

The database will organise indicators and supporting evidence generated or compiled by NatuRISE. Where appropriate, datasets will be documented and made available for reuse.

Where is it being developed or applied?

The database will support EU-wide assessments and the four NatuRISE case studies.

Related evidence

  • Socio-economic evidence base
  • Open datasets
  • Impact assessments
  • Enhanced models and methods
  • Scientific publications

Access the result

The database will be developed during the project. Access, documentation and datasets will be added as they become available.