Transdisciplinary sustainability research aims to mitigate or to solve complex societal
problems and advance the production of scientific knowledge. Reflexive approaches to …

Abstract Theory of Change (ToC) has been promoted as a useful tool in sustainability
research for visioning, planning, communication, monitoring, evaluation and learning. It …

While knowledge integration has been well framed conceptually, the structural aspects that
support co-learning and knowledge integration in transdisciplinary research remain only …

Scientific breakthroughs for complex, large-scale problems require a combination of
contributory expertize, disciplinary expertize, and interactional expertize, or socialized …

Transdisciplinary processes deal with transdisciplinary problems that are (i) complex,(ii)
societally relevant,(iii) ill-defined, and (iv) real-world problems which often show a high …

Learning capacity and social interaction have increasingly become, respectively, the internal
core of, and source of external support for, policy response. In this study, the impact of …

Tackling complex public health challenges requires integrated approaches to health, such
as One Health (OH). A key element of these approaches is the integration of knowledge …

Successfully achieving the sustainable development goals requires addressing complex,
interrelated, wicked problems across multiple scales and contexts and decision-making that …

The main aim of this chapter is to discuss linkages between nature and generic health from
a One Health as well as transformative biodiversity governance perspective. Due to the …

Despite their importance, federal grant systems often need more clarity regarding cost-
effectiveness, lack of transparency, and slow feedback cycles. Sports funding systems aimed …