Author/Contact:
Portela, R., Lok, M., Duke, G., Planas, J., Brown. M and Porter J.
A-Track Conceptual Framework
The ACT-D Framework
The Transition Curve
The infinity loop
Regenerative model and uptake pathways
Resource description:
This report explains the Conceptual Framework for A-Track. The Framework is presented as a graphic which brings together relevant frameworks, concepts, models, initiatives, and approaches which support acceleration of nature-positive action across the private and public sectors.
Partners:
A-Track Conceptual Framework was developed as part of A-Track Conceptual framing, integration, synthesis, and engagement (Work Package 1), led by the Capitals Coalition. We are grateful to A-Track Work Package leads and teams contributing to the discussions and development of the Conceptual Framework, including Mary Dawson, Mark Gough (Capitals Coalition); Bruno Smets, Karolien Peeters (Vito); James Atkinson (Oppla); Fernando Cirez (Tecnalia); Rafael Horn (FHG); Andreas Geb, Sun Hea Hong (USTUTT), Carl Obst, Mark Eigenraam, Dan Whitaker (IDEEA Global), Jacob Bedford, Catarina Braga, Sharon Brook (WCMC); Edmund Dickens, Harry Greenfield, Sara Taaffe, Elizabeth Clark (CISL); Toby Roxburgh, Richard Spencer (ICAEW); Nadine McCormick, Maria Campos, Amanda Griniece, Karina Mereuta (WBCSD).
Additional information:
This deliverable is part of a project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101082268.
- A-Track Conceptual Framework Report (4.51 MB)