The practical solution proposed may face constraints in navigating trade-offs between economic, social, and environmental productivity and long-term sustainability. Moreover, the influence of powerful stakeholders in decision-making can lead to biased perceptions, hindering the equitable distribution of benefits and system sustainability. Overcoming these constraints requires careful consideration, collaboration, and inclusive decision-making to foster balanced outcomes.

Solutions can have contraindications in the economic, social, and environmental domains, involving trade-offs between these domains’ productivity. This may impact financial viability and require a shift towards long-term sustainability. Powerful stakeholders may dominate decision-making, leading to biased perceptions and compromising the equitable distribution of benefits. Ensuring sustainability requires mitigating these challenges and promoting equitable involvement of all stakeholders.

The adoption of this solution by end-users does not require advanced technical skills. Instead, their focus should be on implementing the decisions and advice provided by the DSS service provider. The technology itself is designed to be adaptable, allowing for customization to suit various contexts and scales, based on specific needs and conditions. The solution’s effectiveness and reliability are crucial, supported by rigorous testing, data analysis, and modelling approaches. It should also be cost-effective and reasonable, considering the industry and stakeholders involved. Sustainability and positive environmental impact are key considerations, and the solution must undergo thorough testing and validation. It is important to address potential conflicts of interest among stakeholders when selecting and implementing solutions, ensuring inclusivity, and considering the interests of all stakeholders involved.

End-users should not require advanced technical skills for monitoring, modelling, data analysis, and tool/software usage. Their competencies should focus on effectively applying the solution. The technology itself should feature a user-friendly interface, clear instructions, and accessible support resources. Additionally, it must exhibit adaptability, allowing customization to diverse contexts and scales based on specific needs and conditions. Demonstrating effectiveness and reliability through rigorous testing and validation is crucial for building trust and confidence. Cost-effectiveness and a reasonable return on investment are significant considerations. Finally, showcasing positive environmental contributions, such as biodiversity promotion and climate change mitigation, can enhance the solutions appeal.