The scientific analysis will be led by three Co-Chairs who are experts from the policy, natural science and economic communities.

An Expert Panel of UK experts from a range of relevant disciplines including natural science, social science, humanities, scenarios, economics, policy, planning and business will guide the follow-on process.

Members of the Stakeholder Group represent key users of the project's outputs and consist of organisations from across the public, private and voluntary sectors.

Principal Investigators will lead work packages covering four areas: economic analysis, cultural ecosystem services and cultural, shared and plural values, future ecosystem changes, and tool development and enhancement.

The Funders Group is formed of representatives from organisations that commisioned the UK NEA follow-on project and will provide guidance and oversight during the course of the project.

An independant Secretariat is provided by the United Nations Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC).