CES, the project coordinator, leads overall management, scientific coordination, and ethical compliance. It contributes to developing transformative change theory and participatory governance frameworks. CES drives the integration of social innovation with community knowledge, overseeing communication and dissemination, and ensuring research meets rigorous social and environmental justice standards.

UOI specializes in participatory mapping and spatial analysis, contributing tools to visualize community knowledge and nature-based solutions. It leads ethics, gender, and data management tasks, integrating geospatial data with social science approaches to support monitoring and evaluation of regenerative processes in diverse contexts.

UEPG investigates agroecological transitions in rural settlements focusing on solidarity economy and community empowerment. It supports data collection, participatory methods, and socio-economic analyses, fostering local innovation and co-creation of sustainable food systems aligned with biodiversity regeneration.

UEx drives participatory research frameworks centered on collective identity and social innovation. It coordinates empirical node activation, facilitating dialogue between European and Overseas case studies, using critical discourse analysis and qualitative methodologies to understand socio-environmental transformations.

GBA/UAç addresses biodiversity conservation on peripheral islands, focusing on the maintenance of traditional orchards and seed banks threatened by monocultures. They integrate ecological and socio-economic research and collaborate in mapping and cataloging local regenerative practices in isolated biocultural contexts.

UNIFI provides expertise in urban and regional planning, focusing on alternative urbanism and participatory governance models. It explores informal settlements and spatial justice, coordinating co-production of analytical frameworks and community engagement to enhance nature-based solutions in planetary urban contexts.

Ifes leads interdisciplinary socio-environmental research linking human sciences and emancipation processes. It coordinates community engagement and extension activities, supporting capacity building and social innovation in Brazilian case studies, emphasizing inclusive governance of nature-based solutions.

UFSB integrates indigenous knowledge and intercultural translation within community-based regenerative practices. It promotes dialogue between traditional and scientific epistemologies, supporting the recognition and valorization of non-human rights in multispecies environmental justice frameworks.

UFRGS leads social communication activities, managing participatory workshops and media production to disseminate results widely. It coordinates stakeholder engagement, inclusion policies, and research on urban peripheral communities, linking socio-environmental justice with nature-based solutions.

UFRJ conducts research on community economies, focusing on governance and sustainable production technologies. It supports participatory action research and policy interface activities, emphasizing marginalized urban and rural contexts with social justice and ecological regeneration goals.

USZ contributes with social and economic geography expertise, focusing on mapping inequalities and community resilience. It supports data management, participatory approaches, and the translation of research outcomes into policy recommendations, strengthening cross-sectoral dialogues in biodiversity governance.