We are looking for institutions interested in adopting or adapting the approach to their own contexts. In particular, regional and local authorities, environmental consultancies, and research or innovation projects working on nature-based solutions, spatial planning, and ecosystem management. We seek collaborators who can apply the methodology, share data or user feedback, and co-develop training or policy guidance.

Gathering feedback from case study participants can help for continuous improvement of the MSP framework, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of stakeholders.

It has been designed as a modular methodology that can be applied across different geographical, policy, and sectoral contexts. The framework can be replicated through tailored training, consultancy services, or digital toolkits, ensuring that diverse users (e.g., public authorities, consultancies, NGOs, or private developers) can apply it following the same quality standards.

The framework delivers enduring social and environmental value by enabling inclusive, evidence-based decision-making that integrates biodiversity into planning, infrastructure, and policy processes. Value is created through capacity building and participatory governance. Economic value can be captured through training programmes and consultancy packages.