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センスメイキングの視点から見る自然基盤ソリューション(NbS)への関与:北フランスアルプスにおける事例研究

Understanding engagement in Nature-based Solutions through a sensemaking perspective. A case study from the Northern French Alps (原題)

Isabelle Arpin, Lény Calo, Taïna Lemoine, Joana Guerrin

Nature-Based Solutions📚 査読済 / ジャーナル2026-09-01#生物多様性Origin: EU対象セクター: construction
DOI: 10.1016/j.nbsj.2026.100378
原典: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nbsj.2026.100378
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日本語

気候・生物多様性危機への対応策として期待される自然基盤ソリューション(NbS)への関与が限定的である理由を、センスメイキングの視点から検討した質的事例研究。北フランスアルプスの侵食された人工斜面の緑化実験を対象に、行為者が対象・問題・解決策・灰色から緑への転換をどう意味づけるかを個人・組織・地域レベルで分析。関与は複数の「意味の配置」の整合度に依存し、参加型実験が意味を再形成する場として機能することを示す。

English

A qualitative case study applying a sensemaking lens to why engagement in Nature-based Solutions (NbS) remains limited. Drawing on green-engineering experiments restoring eroded engineered slopes in the Northern French Alps, it analyzes how actors make sense of the object, problem, solution, and the grey-to-green shift across individual, organizational, and territorial levels. Engagement depends on aligned configurations of senses, and participatory experiments act as sensemaking episodes that reshape these over time.

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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters

日本のGX文脈において

NbSは生物多様性・自然関連開示(TNFD)やSSBJのサステナビリティ開示文脈で日本企業にも関心が高まる領域。本稿は企業・自治体が自然基盤の適応策へ関与する際の組織的障壁と参加型プロセスの設計示唆を提供し、国内のグリーンインフラ・適応計画の実務に示唆がある。

In the global GX context

NbS sits at the intersection of climate adaptation and biodiversity, increasingly relevant to TNFD and ISSB-aligned nature disclosure. The paper's sensemaking framing offers global disclosure scholars a micro-level account of why organizations under-engage with nature-based adaptation, complementing macro-level policy and finance analyses.

👥 読者別の含意

🔬研究者:NbS関与を所与のレバーではなくセンスメイキングの創発的成果として捉える理論枠組みを提供する。

🏢実務担当者:自然基盤の適応・緑化プロジェクトで関係者の意味づけを揃え、参加型プロセスを設計する際の示唆が得られる。

🏛政策担当者:NbS普及には制度設計だけでなく、地域・組織レベルの意味形成を促す参加型プロセスの支援が有効である点に留意。

📄 Abstract(原文)

: Despite growing policy support and high expectations regarding their potential to address climate and biodiversity crises, engagement in Nature-based Solutions (NbS) remains limited. We adopt a sensemaking perspective to examine how actors decide whether to engage in NbS, understood here as a form of strategic change. We draw on a qualitative case study of green engineering experiments aimed at restoring eroded engineered slopes in a highly transformed mountain territory in the Northern French Alps. Based on interviews with a diverse set of actors and observations of two participatory experiments conducted in contrasting organisational contexts, we analyse how actors make sense of the object (engineered slopes), the problem (erosion), the solution (green engineering), and the broader shift from grey to green engineering, across individual, organisational, and territorial levels. We show that engagement depends on configurations of senses—that is, combinations of meanings attributed to the different facets of an NbS across levels—whose degree of alignment positively influences engagement. We also demonstrate that participatory experiments act as productive sensemaking episodes by providing ecological and social cues that reshape these configurations over time. This study contributes to research on NbS by conceptualising engagement as an emergent outcome of sensemaking rather than the activation of predefined levers, and to the sensemaking literature by foregrounding the content and configuration of senses, alongside their dynamics. We conclude by outlining operational implications for designing participatory processes that may support engagement in NbS.1.

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