marine spatial planning: a tropical perscective dr. vera agostini
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Marine Spatial Planning: a tropical perspectiveDr. Vera Agostini,
Senior Scientist, Global Marine Initiative, TNC
Steve Schill, TNCVera Agostini, TNC
Field sites
•Raja Ampat,Indonesia
•Saint Kitts and Nevis
•Samana Bay, Dominican Rep
CORAL TRIANGLE
CARIBBEAN
Raja Ampat, Indonesia
Samana Bay, Dominican Rep.
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Common characteristics
• Information poor• Rapidly growing unchecked
development• Lack of single driving force;
fisheries and tourism are usual suspects
• Funds/capacity poor• Government as eager partners• Enforcement is a challenge….• Young (2-3 year old) MSP efforts
Common themes
• Developing a clear vision• Describing the “baseline”• Engaging stakeholders• Supporting decisions• Linking science and policy• Building governance
Developing a clear vision
Describing the “baseline”
Engaging stakeholders
Engaging stakeholders
Supporting decisions:interacting with information
Supporting decisions:synthesizing information
One type of outcome: a zoning map
Building governance
• Government• Legislation• Civil Society• Market Place
• How much (number) has MSP enhanced the conservation of critical areas/species in your offshore waters?
Questions from organizers
• How much (number) has MSP enhanced the conservation of critical areas/species in your offshore waters?
• Is there any indication that the identified environmental goals are being achieved?
Questions from organizers
• How much (number) has MSP enhanced the conservation of critical areas/species in your offshore waters?
• Is there any indication that the identified environmental goals are being achieved?
• How are these environmental goals connected to the societal outcomes and their success in being sustained over a long-term period?
Questions from organizers
• How much (number) has MSP enhanced the conservation of critical areas/species in your offshore waters?
• Is there any indication that the identified environmental goals are being achieved?
• How are these environmental goals connected to the societal outcomes and their success in being sustained over a long-term period?
• How have you incorporated monitoring and evaluation to determine if you have achieved your env. goals? How much does this cost (dollars and level of effort)?
Questions from organizers
Closing thoughts
• How should we be measuring results?• Important to capture both process and outcomes• Do we need a new framework for measuring
results?
Acknowledgments
• Shawn Margles• Steve Schill • John Knowles• Elianny
Dominguez• Hedley Grantham• Ruth Blyther
• Jo Wilson• Sangeeta
Mangubhai• Robbie Bovino• Mike Beck• Field teams• Partners