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Decision making in the face of uncertainty: improving the evidence base to support landscape decisions

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EBDW01 - Current status and key questions in Landscape Decision making

This talk will discuss the need to adopt a decision-theoretic approach to handling uncertainty both to support policy and drive future needs-led research agendas. I argue that the operational steps required to handle uncertainty are generally known, but rarely combined judiciously.  This has deleterious ramifications because uncertainties are not coherently considered in decision-making and are often downplayed in expert led science-policy interactions.

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