Land, Nature and Adapted Systems (LNAS) Advisory Group
About the LNAS Advisory Group
The Land, Nature and Adapted Systems Advisory Group (LNAS) was launched in April 2023 to provide independent advice to Defra on defining environmentally sustainable land use and nature-related economic activities for the UK Green Taxonomy, and how to further develop the adaptation taxonomy, focusing both on the role of infrastructure and nature-based solutions to deliver a resilient UK economy. The LNAS advisory group was funded to provide expert independent advice to Defra and was first announced in the 2023 Green Finance Strategy. Over its 16-month mandate, the LNAS advisory group developed:
- Recommended Technical Screening Criteria (TSC) to define sustainable agriculture in the UK Green Taxonomy
- Recommended TSC to define sustainable fisheries in the UK Green Taxonomy
- Recommended TSC to define sustainable aquaculture in the UK Green Taxonomy
- Recommended framework to further develop the UK Green Taxonomy for adaptation and resilience
LNAS’s role was advisory. All TSCs should be fully consulted on by the UK government, as part of the wider planned consultation process on the UK Green Taxonomy.
Members
The LNAS advisory group included a rotating membership, structured into sector-specific working groups over its 16-month mandate. The full membership consisted of 28 members, plus a chair, made up of financial and business stakeholders, taxonomy and data experts, and subject matter experts drawn from academia, non-profit organisations and the Environment Agency.
Users of the taxonomy
Agriculture Working Group
Users of the taxonomy
Fisheries Working Group
Users of the taxonomy
Aquaculture Working Group
Users of the taxonomy
Adaptation Working Group
Resources
LNAS advisory group structure graphic:
Contact us
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