Regional impact dashboard
Facilitates integrated assessment for regional well-being and sustainability
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How to use this tool
This tool offers a structured approach for integrated assessment of regions. Twelve key themes are presented. These are key topics of significance in the Netherlands, and they are likely to be relevant in other countries as well. These topics pertain to areas where policies have been established, where existing problems or anticipated challenges exist, and where multiple stakeholders in a region have influence or confront issues. Moreover, this tool allows you to add a theme specific to your region or situation.
Choose topics
- Select at least 8 relevant topics for your region.
- If necessary, add your own topic if you think one is missing.
- Click on the information icon for more explanation about the topic and its relationship with the soil.
Determine state of topics
- Indicate in the thermometer for each topic what the state is in the region, using the dots on the left. For example, is a lot of work already being done on climate adaptation and is the region well prepared for the changing climate? Then click in green. If there is still a lot of work to be done, click lower in the red.
- Click on the conversation clouds icon to view questions per topic to get the conversation started and assess the current situation.
Determine development direcion
- Measures (e.g. new policy) to work on a specific goal or topic (e.g. soil quality) can also have an intended or unintended effect on other goals or topics.
- The impact of measures can be assessed integrally by determining for each topic how they will influence the current status (positive or negative).
- For each topic you can indicate what the consequences of the measure will be by clicking on the arrows to the right of the bar.
Save or print
If necessary, add a brief explanation in the text box.
Click on the ‘Print’ button to save or print the overview.