The centrality of 'folk, work and place' in the UN SDGs: learning with Falkland Estate towards Scotland's Land Use Strategy : SUII Knowledge Exchange Programmes Final Report

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White, Rehema and Searle, Beverley and Gill, Maggie and Stuart, Ninian and Clarke, Adele and Lawrenson, Helen and Cooper, Emma (2021) The centrality of 'folk, work and place' in the UN SDGs: learning with Falkland Estate towards Scotland's Land Use Strategy : SUII Knowledge Exchange Programmes Final Report. Scottish Universities Insight Institute.

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Abstract

Three online workshops explored theoretical framings, policy context and practical experiences (especially from Falkland Estate) of shifts in land governance to achieve more sustainable outcomes for land use in Scotland and beyond. A briefing paper analysed methods to assess progress against the SDGs whilst considering their interactivity. A film and an art project crafting items on Falkland Estate supported empirical understanding and permitted appreciation of values held. Additional presentations and discussions informed outputs.

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