“…Places also provide specific resources, opportunities and identities for the actors involved in a CSP. Most importantly, places provide a particular motivation for the formation of a CSP, to answer the needs of a community in a specific location (Zuckerman, 2019), whether it be coral reef protection (Bloomfield & Schleifer, 2017), promoting social inclusion (McDonald, Frost, Kirk-Brown, Rainnie, & Van Dijk, 2010), encouraging sustainable cotton farming (Bitzer & Glasbergen, 2010), reducing race-based discrimination (Ferdinand, Paradies, & Kelaher, 2013) or revitalisation of plantations (van Hille et al, 2019). Hence, places provide CSPs with a formation motivation rationale (Feilhauer & Hahn, 2019), which is to do with the embeddedness of issues in specific locations.…”