This policy brief synthesises strategies for policy coherence, drawing from experiences and lessons in managing socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes (SEPLS) where nexus approaches are practised to meet multiple needs of local communities. It offers recommendations for policymakers and other stakeholders to operationalise One Health and other approaches (e.g., nature-based solutions) to advance policy coherence for sustainable development. Recommendations: (i) identify nexus hotspots through co-producing knowledge, learning mutually, combining resources, and developing capacities; (ii) ensure the multi-dimensional well-being of local communities, and the economic viability of interventions to maintain stakeholder engagement; (iii) strengthen community-based governance, and apply adaptive approaches for policy coherence and fair, equitable incentive mechanisms; and (iv) contextualise global indicators by reflecting community needs and local adaptability, and engage in whole-of-society approaches.

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2409-3017