Hello @IPBES What you are doing is vital, but pls can you use #PlainEnglish (and its international equivalents) in your comms? E.g. "assessment on diverse conceptualization of multiple values of nature & its contributions" ...will be lost on most people ecosystemsknowledge.net/blog…
Here's a chance to join the work of @IPBES! Apply to review the #ValuesAssessment draft chapters here: bit.ly/ValuesFOD 🏞️ assessment on diverse conceptualization of multiple values of nature & its contributions, including #biodiversity & #ecosystem functions & services
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Hi @EcosystemsNet Thanks for the feedback. Actually 99% of all IPBES comms/outreach is in language that is widely accessible BUT this is a formal IPBES notification/call to a very specific set of experts - the language choice is 100% deliberate.
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One of the great strengths of our IPBES community lies in its great diversity - the flipside of which is that, occasionally, some posts will be less relevant to everyone on the feed.
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Bear with us though - you will be hearing a LOT more about the very important #ValuesAssessment over the next year and a half - in very much more accessible language.

Jul 30, 2019 · 8:35 AM UTC

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Replying to @IPBES
Thanks - danger people (incl Ministers) will disengage if there isn't some good quality text out there soon. We really struggled with the long-sentences in the Global Synthesis. The UK NEA suffered with the same problem...great work but few read it.
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The challenge is also to know when and how - in the 3-year cycle of preparing expert assessments - to target key audience segments. IPBES has a 3-phase comms strategy for all assessments - which really worked across every metric for the last 6 we published.
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