OPTAIN D6.3 - Guidelines for optimal implementation of NSWRM and their combinations in the specific European biogeographical region of interest (Pannonian, Continental, Boreal) across various agroecosystems, terrain, soil, climatic conditions

Submitted by s.bernard@oieau.fr on Thu, 02/19/2026 - 08:39

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HIGHLIGHTS
- Local stakeholder involvement increases the relevance, accuracy, and legitimacy of NSWRM modelling.
- Standardised NSWRM documentation in WOCAT enhances knowledge sharing and cross-case comparison.
- Reliable NSWRM assessment is feasible in data-scarce catchments using open data and empirical models.
- Spatially targeted NSWRM combinations outperform single measures and mitigate climate impacts.
- Agricultural policy favours land and partly the structural linear measure, limiting transformative structural area and hydro morphological interventions.

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