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#Stakeholder Engagement #Water management

As part of the JOINTISZA, a transboundary initiative that aims to strengthen transnational water management and flood risk prevention, we worked with the Romanian partners of the project (National Administration "Romanian Waters", Ministry of Water and Forest and National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management) to help them put in place and implement a stakeholder engagement process that is based on an effective stakeholder analysis and prioritization of key stakeholders. We also supported the Romanian institutions in identifying and implementing the best methods for engaging the stakeholders and collecting suggestions and comments regarding transboundary water issues in the Tisza Basin and proposed measures. 

CLIENTS: WWF Hungary

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#Corporate Sustainability #Employee Survey

Because we believe that corporate sustainability initiatives can not succeed without involving employees, the most important resource that a business has, based on our expertise, extensive review of specialised literature and best practices in the field of sustainable development we have developed a comprehensive survey that helps companies find out how their employees perceive the sustainability performance of the organisation and how they would improve it, what is their attitude towards sustainability at work and in their personal life or what motivates them to get involved.

 CLIENTS: Romstal                          

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#Focus Groups #Communication Strategy

As partners of the LIFE+ Nature project Fish for Life, we developed in 2018 the communication strategy of the project, a key document that provides the most feasible communication approaches and solutions for engaging the key stakeholders and creating pro-environmental behaviours. We based our research for the strategy on two methods: a PEST analysis and several focus groups with representatives from the local communities. By conducting these focus groups we wanted to make sure that the concerns, interests and experiences of local communities are reflected in the strategy. We have also developed communication strategies for the NGO ACDB and Natura 2000. CLIENTS: FISH FOR LIFEACDB, The Natura 2000 Coalition     

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#Training #Water Management #Biodiversity Management 

Invisible Nature developed and delivered several trainings on water and biodiversity management and the use of GIS for an efficient management of protected areas, aimed at environmental NGOs, authorities and custodians of protected areas. For example, we were involved in developing and delivering the training ,,Strategic planning for the sustainable use of water resources", an activity that was part of the project  ,,EME Natura 2000 (Efficient Managers for Efficient Natura 2000 Network)".

CLIENTS: ProPark, Milvus GroupACCENT GeoEcological, Verde Viu Association, Green Area , Dumbrava Verde Association

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#Corporate Sustainability #Sustainable HR #Research

Invisible Nature is committed to invest time and resources in educating the Romanian corporate sector regarding what it means to have a strategic approach to sustainable development, to integrate sustainability into the core business and create organisational cultures that support the development of sustainable enterprises. That is why, for example, in 2015 Invisible Nature launched the research ,,The Role of HR in building a sustainable company", the first study in Romania that analyses the role of HR practices in advancing sustainability.

DOWNLOAD REPORT: 2016, 2015

 

 

#River & Wetland Restoration Design #Conservation Planning 

Since 2015 we have been working with WWF Romania on several projects related to wetland restoration. We offered technical assistance and consultancy for reconnecting the Garla Mare marshland to the Danube's natural flooding regime. We offered technical advice for the restoration of 925 hectares in the Danube Delta as part of the Reco Mahmudia project and we developed the management plan for the new restored wetland.

Invisible Nature has also developed a wetland restoration prioritisation tool based on a multi-criteria decision analysis to identify suitable floodplain restoration sites along the Danube river for new WWF projects.           CLIENTS: WWF

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#Stakeholder engagement

In 2016 we helped the Natura2000 Coalition engage with its internal and external stakeholders and find out how they perceive the activity of the Coalition, its impact, communication etc. The stakeholder engagement process was also aimed at collecting ideas on how the organisation can increase its strategic approach and impact in the field of nature conservation. The stakeholder engagement process that we implemented consisted of the following steps: identifying the relevant topics and issues; developing surveys for the internal and external stakeholders, implementing the surveys, analysing and interpreting the data and delivering the final report and recommendations to the organisation. CLIENTS: Natura2000 Coalition             

 

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#Stakeholder Engagement #Facilitation #Conservation Planning

Opportunities to protect large undisturbed natural areas and intact landscapes still exist in the Southern Carpathians and WWF Romania is determined to establish Europe’s premier wilderness area. We helped build strategic conservation objectives and concrete actions required for such an ambitious initiative. Following a review of the initial strategic documents we found that understanding the existing context and the challenges of stakeholders is key for the success of the initiative. Finally, we identified and proposed a new approach for wilderness areas designation that is based on collective influence, systemic impact and collaboration for action. We were also involved in facilitating the meetings in which the action plan for wilderness areas was presented to local stakeholders. CLIENTS: WWF Romania     

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#River Restoration Design #Consultancy for Restoration Works

Invisible Nature is a key partner in the LIFE project FISH for LIFE in which we are working on finding effective solutions for restoring and improving Gilort River habitats, so that they can sustain a healthy fish population. Following international standards elaborated by SER/ CERP and based on a thorough field hydrological, geomorphic and habitat characterization along the Gilort river, we will define the distinct nature of the river and its fluvial processes. This will be used togheter with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling for the functional assessement of the river and for the option appraisal and selection of the most suitable restoration sites for the project. During the FISH for LIFE project, we will also offer technical advice for the elaboration of the design studies for the sites planned for ecological restoration and consultancy for the implementation of the proposed restoration works. PROJECT: Fish for Life
 
 

 

#Circular Economy #Sustainable Packaging #Sustainability Strategy

Since 2019, we have been working with the retailer Mega Image on key material sustainability topics. We were involved in developing the local strategy and action plan for the reduction of plastic use and we contributed to the development of internal know-how on plastic issues and sustainable packaging through workshops, webinars for key departments and tailor-made educational and engagement programs for the employees. We also developed for Mega Image several tools for the engagement of suppliers, such as a plastic footprint survey or sustainable packaging guidelines.  Clients: Mega Image