Knowledge products, including synthesis of the applicability of behaviour science and intersectionality for prioritising biodiversity into relevant EU and global processes

The IPBES Transformative Change Assessment (2024) makes clear, fundamental and systemic change is essential to reverse current trends of biodiversity crisis. It calls for a rethinking of how societies value and relate to the natural world, recognising that well-being, justice and care for the planet are interconnected dimensions of sustainable prosperity. PLANET4B addresses these implementation challenges through an integrated focus on plural values, behavioural change, intersectionality, leverage points and transformational change.

The aim of this document is to synthetise the results of the PLANET4B project in the form of five knowledge products for policy audiences. The knowledge products contained in this deliverable provide both sector-specific policy options for improving biodiversity prioritisation in decision-making, and options for strengthening the use of behavioural science and intersectionality in EU and global policy processes.