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Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) WP 3 Pomeranian Bight Case Draft work plan Region Skåne (PP7)

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Page 1: Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) WP 3 Pomeranian Bight Case Draft work plan Region Skåne (PP7)

Part-financed by the European Union(European Regional Development Fund)

WP 3 Pomeranian Bight Case Draft work plan

Region Skåne (PP7)

Page 2: Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) WP 3 Pomeranian Bight Case Draft work plan Region Skåne (PP7)

1st WS Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne), (18-)19/3

Objectives• introduction to MSP • mobilising players – “warming up”• Increasing local/regional knowledge about MSP

(incl Balt Sea Plan, Swedish status quo, EU) • increase stakeholders awareness of significance

of MSP for them• Elaborate concepts for consultations

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1st WS Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne), (18-)19/3

WS Design•Swedish language (except internat. speakers) •~50 participants•Location: Malmö•Start with dinner day 1•Presentations day 2 (morning)•WS day 2 (afternoon)

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1st WS Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne), (18-)19/3

Presentations•The Swedish approach •The upcoming Swedish MSP legislation, EU COM proposal•Presentation of the BaltSeaPlan draft MSP•Pom Bight gaps - What do we actually know about the coastal/sea water of south Sweden?•Zoning and other principles in MSP •Local example of MSP (Lomma)

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1st WS Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne), (18-)19/3

Workshop•What is in it (MSP) for you (your stakeholder group)?•Which are the conflicts in the Pom Bight (from a Swedish point of view)? Drawing the conflict map!•Zoning – how can it be used as a pedagogic tool in a multi-stakeholder-dialogue? •A successful MSP consultation from your point of view?•Established/lacking stakeholder groups relevant for the Pom Bight MSP?

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Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne)

Succeeding workshops/meetings April – Oct 2013: Small dialogue meetings with Pom B

stakeholders Objectives: •Methodological input for future processes: i.e. design of consultations, links to other processes•Identification of MLG focal issues for WS 2•Higher level of awareness: ”What´s in it for us” & ”What is our role”? Priorities? •How do our sh-group want to partiSEApate?

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2nd WS Pom B (WP3, PP7, Skåne), (30-31 Oct)

WP3 - Objectives of 2nd WSMain focus on testing the methodological lessons learned during previous WS/meetings!

Also: Local-regional-national consultation workshop How can existing structures be used in MSP?Urgent data gaps

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3rd WS, Pom B (WP3, PP7), Szczecin, April 2014

Cross-sectorial transnational WS

Bringing together SE/PL/DE stakeholders to a transnational process. Matching the previous outcomes against different planning cultures, legislations and planning administrations.Identification of pros/contras of different zoning principlesZoning – how can it be used in the cross-sectorial transnational-dialogue?

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