This document discusses nature-based solutions and transformative change. It notes that persistent problems require system changes and transitions rather than simple solutions. Nature provides examples of biomimicry that can inspire innovations, like emulating shark skin to create non-stick surfaces or the kingfisher beak to reduce train turbulence. Examples are given of nature-based buildings, districts, food systems, and ecosystem stewardship projects in Flanders, including biomimetic hospitals, eco-districts, permaculture farms, and restoring tidal wetlands along the Scheldt river. The document advocates learning from nature's designs and processes to guide sustainable system innovations.