Additional Information & Resources

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Project stakeholder updates

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June 2023

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Data & Mapping
Useful Reports

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BSI Flex 701

BSI Flex 701 Nature Markets – Overarching Principles and Framework | BSI (bsigroup.com)  

Nature markets: A framework for scaling up private investment in nature recovery and sustainable farming

Nature markets: (publishing.service.gov.uk)  

Investment Readiness Toolkit

Investment Readiness Toolkit (greenfinanceinstitute.com) 

NECR490 Agricultural Ponds Review TEP Report (NECR490)

https://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/publication/6117029934006272

Water Resource Benefits of Working With Natural Processes – EA

https://consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/water-resources/water-resources-priority-catchments/supporting_documents/CETJBAXXXXRPZ0019A6C02WRB_WWNP_final%2010catch.PDF

 

 

The Water Net Gain project is one of 16 solutions being awarded a share of £40 million via Ofwat’s Innovation Fund Water Breakthrough Challenge 3.