relational value
| Definition | Source | References |
|---|---|---|
See “Values”. |
Sustainable use assessment | |
The values that contribute to desirable relationships, such as those among people and between people and nature, as in Living in harmony with nature. |
Asia-Pacific assessment, Global assessment (1st work programme), Land degradation and restoration assessment, Scenarios and models assessment, Europe and Central Asia assessment | IPBES/4/INF/13. |
The values that contribute to desirable relationships, such as those among people or societies, and between people and nature, as in Living in harmony with nature. |
Americas assessment, Africa assessment | IPBES/4/ INF/13. |
See values. |
Americas assessment, Europe and Central Asia assessment | |
Relational values refer to the importance of desirable, meaningful, and often reciprocal relationships - beyond means to an end - between humans and nature, and among humans (including across generations) through nature (e.g. sense of place, spirituality, responsibility, care, reciprocity, stewardship) (section 2.2.4.3). |
Values assessment |