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• Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta
  ...Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta to suggest solutions to the ecological and social problems (INDERENA). It was not implemented. ...peration of flora and fauna, the operation the hydrological resources, the social development and the institutional strengthening (CORPAMAG et al. 1995).
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• The ICZM Process - a Roadmap towards Coastal Sustainability - Establishment
  ...the proposed ICZM Coordination Structure, in the form of the ICZM Steering Group or Committee, including its objectives, tasks, mode of operation etc. ...ic entities concerned; economic operators; non-governmental organizations; social actors; the public concerned.”
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• Governance of the ICZM Process
  1. '''Steering Group or Committee''' 2. '''Technical Group'''
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• HELCOM (Helsinki Commission) and Helsinki Convention
  # The Monitoring and Assessment Group (HELCOM MONAS) # The Land-based Pollution Group (HELCOM LAND)
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• Building Consensus in ICZM
  ...raction, the coastal zones have become the most complex and interconnected social and natural environments. Within such complexity there are a number of diff
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• Setting the Direction in ICZM
  ...perience; a diverse society – providing conditions for a rich mixture of social groups, open to the outside world, etc. ...in international environmental assessments. Technological Forecasting and Social Change</ref>) for example, have argued that scenarios can be employed to:
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• Integrating Climate Change into the ICZM planning process - Establishment
  ...for the ICZM: the steering group, the technical group and the consultative group. As far as [[climate change]] is concerned, its mainstreaming requires the # The technical group needs at least one person with working knowledge of adaptation to climate c
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• Public outreach
  ...nce and Engineering (CCOSE)''': “''The Centre brings together a coherent group of internationally recognised research staff from across the marine physica ...munication still would be a language barrier for most people in the target group.
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• Marine Biotechnology in France
  ...science-based projects at the interface between land and sea, dealing with social-ecological systems through multidisciplinary approach and stakeholders’ p ...of research and environment, the Alliance for the Environment (AllEnvi, a group of French research agencies) published an inventory and challenges of resea
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• Marine Biotechnology in United Kingdom
  ...Biosciences KTN. NERC and TSB support the Algal Bioenergy Special Interest Group which is managed by Biosciences KTN.<ref name="teu">https://connect.innovat ...tems in each UK Administration. It will set out the general environmental, social and economic considerations that need to be taken into account in marine pl
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• Marine Biotechnology in Australia
  ...echnology strategy. An Aquaculture, Biotechnology and Biodiscovery Science group is part of Marine Innovation South Australia <ref name="mis">http://www.mis ...ith the Manildra Group, Lufthansa, Holcim Lanka Ltd and the Shandong Kerui Group Holding Ltd for development of algal biofuels and process systems <ref name
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• Marine Biotechnology in China
  ...robial genetic resources, and links marine biotechnology with economic and social development. One of China’s national strategic goals is “To Exploit the ...that includes marine biotechnology – the Marine Bioproducts Engineering Group at Dalian, for example, has been involved in two FP5 EC consortia, SILIBIOT
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• Marine Biotechnology international summary
  ...ed in marine biotechnology considerations. OECD has established a steering group to develop a strategy for marine biotechnology, initiated by Norway in 2010 ...r developing and applying genomic sciences that create economic wealth and social benefit ‘. The USA announced in 2011 a National Bioeconomy Blueprint. Nei
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• PEGASO participation methods
  * social actors; * Have you established an ICZM steering group including the main stakeholders of the area?
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• Open space technology
  * Reconvene into the larger group and report back, or combine reports into one document and ensure widespread The Brisbane (Australia) Social forum (2002 and 2003) and the World Social Forum (2002 and 2003) in Brazil are two cases where OST was successfully ap
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• How to explore science capacity
  ...r the PEGASO project. In general, the subject areas are life, physical and social sciences. Outputs were imported into reference management software. Then, d A complementary analysis made in IDI web of science and web of social science with the keywords: “ICZM” and “Coastal Zone was performed”.
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• GIFS activity 1.2: Case study Nieuwpoort (Belgium) fisheries embedded in local tourism policy
  ...nt on policies and draft regulations relating to all economic, ecological, social and societal aspects of the (agricultural and) fisheries policy. The Techni In Belgium, the FLAG, also called the local group, ‘Plaatselijke Groep Belgisch Zeevisserijgebied’, is a partnership bet
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• Climate adaptation measures for the coastal zone
  ...: Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis. Contribution of Working Group I to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ...ith good opportunities is meant: feasible from an ecological, economic and social point of view. A reasonable and generally preferred strategy for climate ch
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• Case study Hastings
  ...fice (TSO), London</ref>. Hastings has sought to address pockets of severe social and economic deprivation through intensive government and community led reg ...through marketing and supply chain innovation. In the case of Hastings the social value (through education and training) has also been developed through the
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• Case study North Norfolk
  ...olk FLAG"> North Norfolk FLAG, (2011) North Norfolk Fisheries Local Action Group (FLAG) Delivery Plan, 26 August 2011, North Norfolk Business Forum and Nort ...considerable contribution to direct and indirect tourism, and cultural and social value <ref>DG MARE (2013) Studies for carrying out the Common Fisheries Pol
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