Project governance and delivery structure
The Local Nature Recovery Strategy’s development must be evidence-led and collaborative, with wide involvement of public, private and voluntary sectors. The work should be transparent and inclusive, with clear communications. A governance and delivery structure has been created to ensure that the Kent & Medway Local Nature Recovery Strategy:
- meets the requirements of the regulations and statutory guidance;
- benefits from the knowledge and expertise within the county, to ensure it is technically sound; and
- engages all stakeholders along the way, so there is the support and buy-in that will be required to see the successful delivery of the Strategy’s priorities.
MS4N Governance And Delivery Structure
Making Space for Nature governance and delivery groups
Who are we working with – our partners and stakeholders
The development of the Strategy will be locally led and collaborative. The project will work with those that own and manage the land; those that influence how biodiversity is protected and enhanced; those that use and depend on nature’s services; and those that inform and make decisions. By being informed by stakeholders’ priorities, data, information and knowledge, we will create a strategy the presents a plan for joined-up action to recover our county’s nature.
- Local government
- Protected landscapes
- Government agencies
- Nature conservation charities/organisations
- Agriculture and Land Management
- Recreation and access
- Utilities
- Transport
- Education
- Local community
- Developers
- Businesses
- Marine
- Health
Register your interest as a nature recovery stakeholder
If you’re interested in nature recovery, or affected by it, you’re a stakeholder!
Register with us and let us know how you want to be involved.