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Tag Archives: Marine Spatial Planning
Closing the GAP in Estonia – case study update

Interview piece on how GAP2’s collaborative work in Estonia is busy making the case for how participatory research methods and actions can support complex, multi-actor processes such as Marine Spatial Planning.
Posted in GAP2 General
Tagged estonia, Exchange project, interview, Marine Spatial Planning, Participatory
Mutual Learning in Estonia: Marine Spatial Planning

How will marine spatial planning impact different marine stakeholders? GAP2 scientist Robert Aps chaired a discussion amongst the people affected.
Posted in Case Study 11 - Baltic Fisheries, Easter Newsletter 2013, Events, GAP2 General, Homepage News, News
Tagged Aps, Baltic, estonia, Marine Spatial Planning
GAP2 Mutual Learning Event in Estonia – 7th March

The Estonian GAP2 case study is holding a mutual learning event bringing together policy-makers, scientists and ocean industry representatives on Thursday 7th March.
Posted in Case Studies, Case Study 11 - Baltic Fisheries, Events, Homepage News, News, News
Tagged Aps, Baltic, Marine Spatial Planning, mutual learning, stakeholders