Elaborate results stakeholder-specifically
This step involves presenting and interpreting the results of the ecosystem assessment and the developed solutions and recommendations (cf. "Assess" and "Interpret results and develop solutions") in a way that is relevant and understandable for each stakeholder, those involved in the process and those that were not (cf. "Conduct stakeholder analysis"). Generally, the results should clearly report on the assessment results and indicate the range of decisions that could be made, informed by the scientific evidence produced. Additionally, they should highlight all the available options, along with the considerations or trade-offs that may influence the selection of feasible and desirable decision-making choices.
SELINA Guidance
Relevant non-SELINA material
Justice
Link to Justice
Justice matters because results need to be meaningful and actionable for different groups. If outputs are generic or overly technical, marginalised groups may be excluded from understanding or using them.
Dimensions addressed
Recognitional: tailor outputs to reflect stakeholders’ worldviews, values, and decision-making practices.
Participatory: co-design communication materials with stakeholder groups to ensure accessibility (languages, formats, cultural references).
Distributive: ensure different groups see how results and trade-offs affect them directly.
Contextual: adapt outputs to local histories and sensitivities, avoiding framings that reinforce distrust.
Why this matters
Ensures results are not just available but usable by all stakeholders.
Strengthens uptake and prevents exclusion based on technical capacity.
Improves legitimacy and trust in the process.
Stakeholder Engagement
Crosslink toTNFD’s LEAP Framework
Links to P1 ( Strategy and resource allocation plans). Internal stakeholder discussions with senior management on implications for broader risk management, strategy, governance processes, and resource allocation in the short, medium, and long term. ONLY linked to internal stakeholders and aims to define a plan to respond to nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities.