Results 2nd Nordic Workshop on MSP

Morf, Andrea; Perus, Jens; Steingrímsson, Sigmar Arnar; Ekenger, Mats; Evans, Sverker; Mayer, Igor; Zhou, Qing

doi:10.6027/na2014-932

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“…Collaborative tools can support the facilitation of participatory approaches [28]. According to Morf, Perus, Steingrímsson, Ekenger, Evans, Mayer and Zhou [28] collaborative planning can hardly be taught and learned individually or by books, as there is a need for interactive practice and personal experience in MSP [29].…”

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“…The 'Q Methodology' focuses on responses of individuals, while the 'Living Q' is set as a physical group that enables participants to comment and express themselves and the views, aims and objectives of individuals in MSP processes. The need for interaction in MSP [11,15,29] underpins the frame of the method. The 'Q Methodology' is selecting statements that have been identified as disputable; the 'Living Q' is carrying it on from there.…”

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Abstract:The interaction of stakeholders is regarded key in modern environmental and spatial planning. Marine/maritime spatial planning (MSP) is an emerging marine policy domain, which is of great interest worldwide. MSP practices are characterized by diverse approaches and a lack of transnational cooperation. Actors with various backgrounds have to identify mismatches and synergies to jointly aim towards coherent and coordinated practices. The 'Living Q' is a communication method to make actors aware systematically about their viewpoints in an interactive, communicative and playful environment, while it draws on results of a proceeding 'Q Methodology' study. Results from 'Living Q' exercises with international expert's groups from European Sea basins show that the method is capable to foster communication and interaction among actors participating in 'Living Q' exercises, while having the potential to generate added value to planning processes by actor interaction in a collaborative setting.

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Stakeholder Engagement in Maritime Spatial Planning: The Efficacy of a Serious Game Approach

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The 2014 EU Directive on Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) lays down obligations for the EU Member States to establish a maritime planning process, resulting in a maritime spatial plan by 2020. Consultation should be carried out with local, national and transnational stakeholders. Stakeholder engagement in MSP is complex because of the great number and diversity of maritime stakeholders and the unfamiliarity of some of these stakeholders with MSP and its potential impact. To facilitate stakeholder engagement in MSP, the 'MSP Challenge' table top strategy game was designed and played as part of several stakeholder events in different European countries. The authors study the efficacy of the game for stakeholder engagement. Background and evaluation data of nineteen game sessions with a total of 310 stakeholders with different backgrounds were collected through post-game surveys. Furthermore, the efficacy of the game for stakeholder engagement processes, organised by competent MSP authorities in Scotland and Belgium, is studied in more detail. The results show that the board game, overall, has been a very efficient and effective way of familiarising a great diversity of stakeholders with MSP and to create meaningful interaction and learning among stakeholders in formal planning processes. However, the case studies also show that contextual factors-the level of familiarity with MSP and participants' perception to sustainability-influences the efficacy of the game.

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Results 2nd Nordic Workshop on MSP

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The ‘Living Q’—An Interactive Method for Actor Engagement in Transnational Marine Spatial Planning

The ‘Living Q’—An Interactive Method for Actor Engagement in Transnational Marine Spatial Planning

Maritime Spatial Planning – A Board Game for Stakeholder Involvement

Stakeholder Engagement in Maritime Spatial Planning: The Efficacy of a Serious Game Approach

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