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Building partnerships across the Celtic Seas. Sam Tedcastle Stakeholder Engagement Officer - Scotland [email protected]. www.celticseaspartnership.eu Twitter/ celticseaspartnership. Celtic Seas Partnership. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Sam TedcastleStakeholder Engagement Officer - [email protected]
www.celticseaspartnership.euTwitter/celticseaspartnership
Building partnerships across the Celtic Seas
Celtic Seas Partnership
• EU LIFE+ funded project. Four year project: January 2013 to December 2016
• WWF-UK lead with University of Liverpool, SeaWeb, NERC-BODC and Dublin Regional Authority
• Supporting transboundary implementation of EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive in the Celtic Seas through a stakeholder-led approach
Who we aim to involve
• Cross-sectoral representation from across Celtic Seas
• Scientists carrying out relevant research
• Government & statutory agency representatives
Science
Sea-users
Government
Celtic Seas Partnership
Building on existing relationships
PISCES:Partnership Involving Stakeholders in the
Celtic Sea Ecosystem
Recommendations
1. Improving stakeholder participation2. Encouraging stakeholders to implement their
own solutions3. Greater communication between
stakeholders and governments4. Mechanisms for integrated marine
management
Celtic Seas
Overall objective
Demonstrate successful approaches and best practice through multi-stakeholder collaboration to guide practical implementation of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive and contribute to Good Environmental Status of the Celtic Seas.
1. Engagement and capacity building Conferences and workshops Online tutorial Report on stakeholder implementation EA guidelines and sectoral action plans
2. Transboundary partnership Case studies, best practice guidelines on
transboundary marine governance.
Results areas
3. Cross-sectoral good practice
Case studies, best practice guidelines Dublin Bay plan, co-location and marine renewables
4. Transboundary information resources
Ecosystem services assessment Future Trends report Celtic Seas web portal
Results areas
Working together
Development of a transboundary partnership with a role in supporting and facilitating marine policy.
Development of a vision, principles and consider management measures drawing on best practice examples.
Development and building on relationships for better links between sea users, governments and the scientific community.
EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive
Good Environmental Status by 2020
Timeline
2013 2014 2015 2016
Monitoring Programme
Develop Programmes of Measures
ImplementProgrammes of Measures
Third multi-nationalworkshop
Second multi-national workshop
First multi-national workshop
Country workshops
Country workshops
Progress to date
Supporting work
• Review of relevant projects• Stakeholder and policy mapping and
engagement• Review of current policy situation• Case studies
Project structures
• Observer Board– Policy leads in each country (France, Republic of Ireland,
UK, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Isle of Man)– DG Environment– OSPAR Commission
• Expert Advisory Group– Ecosystem-based management– Stakeholder engagement– Transboundary governance
First conference – Oct 2013• 69 attendees from
government, industry and academia
• Started to develop measures to feed into MSFD process.
• Building partnerships & relationships
Upcoming activities
• 6 x country workshops covering measures development, ICZM, Ecosystem Approach guidelines
• Sectoral workshops/meetings• Development of case studies• Ongoing engagement and relationship
building
How can MSF engage?To act as a Reference Group for the Scottish Engagement ProcessHelp to shape Scottish workshops to ensure they compliment existing work in ScotlandTo support relationship building with Stakeholders and signpost people to the projectTo help identify case studies and pilot projectsTo engage in workshops/conferences