Cross-sectoral Workshops
PartiSEApate round table: Maritime Spatial Planning and aquaculture in the Baltic Sea
Date: 28 August 2014
Location: Word Maritime University, Citadellsvägen 29, Malmö
Host: Region Skåne
Downloads: Agenda, Workshop report
On 28 August 2014, a round table on aquaculture and MSP was hosted by Region Skåne. This event tackled the problem of licensing procedures, compliance to environmental regulations and resulting bottlenecks and possible solutions in the context of MSP. Mussel and fish aquaculture were discussed separately.
Presentations
- PartiSEApate. Multi-level Governance in Maritime Spatial Planning
- Presentation on Region Skåne and fishery
- Mussel aquaculture, Helene Ek Henning, County Administrative Board
of Östergötland - Relationship between Maritime Spatial Planning, aquaculture and its potential in the Baltic Sea, Susanna Minnhagen, Kalmar Sound Commission
- The COEXIST project. Some lessons learned on MSP with emphasis on aquaculture management, Øivind Bergh, Institute for Marine Research, Norway
- Extraction of nutrients from fish farms by mussel production in the Baltic in relation to WFD and MFSD, Per Dolmer, Orbivon
Resolving of Sea Use Conflicts in the Baltic Sea and Opportunities provided by a transnational MSP Perspective
Date: 10 April 2014
Location: Hotel East, St Pauli, Hamburg, Germany
Host: Federal Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency
Downloads: Agenda, Workshop report
The main goal of the workshop was to organise horizontal interaction between sea use sectors about synergies & conflicts and to discuss the opportunities and related governance processes in transnational Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP).
The workshop represented the second stage of stakeholder involvement after a series of single-sector workshops organised by the PartiSEApate project during 2013. Participants with different backgrounds (nature protection/environment, fisheries, offshore wind, shipping and ports) identified joint future opportunities as well as looked for solutions to possible conflicts for specific cases. The conclusions drawn from this workshop feed into the MSP Transnational Governance model, which is one of the major project outputs.
Presentations
- Workshop on Resolving of sea use conflicts in the Baltic Sea and opportunities provided by transnational MSP perspective, K. Veidemane, BEF Latvia
- Cross-sectoral consultations in cross-border context: the Lithuanian MSP case, Anda Ruskule, BEF Latvia
- Spatial Offshore Grid Plan Baltic Sea, M. Müller, Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency
- Reflections on international requirements for cross-border consultation, K. Veidemane, BEF Latvia
- Towards an MSP governance framework in the Baltic, A. Schultz-Zehden, s.Pro – sustainable projects GmbH
