ESRC/NERC Trans-disciplinary Seminar SeriesNew approaches to managing ecosystem services in the marine environment

Seminar 2, 30th January 2008: Prospects for Marine Spatial Planning

What can land-based spatial planning bring to marine planning and management?

A few examplesSue Kidd

Dept Civic DesignUniversity of Liverpool

100+ Years of Planning for the Land

Master of Civic DesignWHY? HOW? WHAT?

Theory, Power and Ethics

Making Places

Making Plans

Implementing and Managing Change

Trends, Outcomes and Impacts

Spatial Planning Challenges

Spatial Planning in Action

Experience of Planning Education

Contributions from Planning Theory

For Example : Core Features of Spatial Planning

Place

Spatial relationships

Integration

PlaceCountryside AgencyWhat is Landscape?

Countryside Council for Wales

LANDMAP Initiative

Place Shaping Processes

Experience Visual and Sensory Social and Economic

ProcessesLand Use Culture/history and archaeology

History

Wildlife BiodiversityEnvironmental Processes

Natural Form Earth science/ function and form

Spatial RelationshipsMovement and flows

between different activities and territories

Reflecting social, economic and environmental processes

IntegrationDimensions of Integration

Sectoral Cross-sectoral integration

Inter-agency integration

Territorial Vertical integration

Horizontal integration

Organisational Strategic integration

Operational integration

Disciplinary/stakeholder integration

Experience of Planning Governance

The importance of the political dimension

Involvement of key stakeholders

Wider public participation

Mechanisms for dispute resolution Sherry Arnstein’s

Ladder of Participation

Experience of Plan Making

Connecting Planning for the Land and Sea

Marine Spatial Planning Marine Licensing

Land-based Spatial Planning Development Control etc

MHWS

MLWM