What is Baltic SCOPE? - at the 2nd Baltic Maritime Spatial Planning Forum

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What is Baltic SCOPE? by Ingela Issakson, Project Manager and Coordinator Baltic SCOPE, Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management at the workshop 'Recommendations on transboundary planning from Baltic SCOPE' at the 2nd Baltic Maritime Spatial Planning Forum in Riga, Latvia on 23 November 2016 (the final conference of the Baltic SCOPE collaboration). Video and other presentations - www.balticscope.eu www.vasab.org

Regierungs- und gemeinnützige Organisationen

Ingela Isaksson
W 1/1 Recommendations on
Project Manager and Coordinator Baltic SCOPE,
What is Baltic SCOPE?
Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management
transboundary planning from
#BalticMSP
Baltic SCOPE

Baltic SCOPE
• cross-border cooperation
• MSP authorities + regional and
research organizations
• support actual MSP
• added value
• make a difference

The partnership
Associated Partners:
Ministry of the Environment, Finland
Ministry for Energy, Infrastructure and Regional Development, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania

FinlandSweden
Denmark
Germany
Poland Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Baltic
SCOPE
HELCOM
-VASAB
MSP WG

Some challenges
• sovereign nations with domestic targets, goals, priorities
and interests, including changes over time
• different countries are at different temporal levels in the
MSP process, which can make coordination difficult –
but at the same time a strength
• plans have different legal status which also will, and are
proving a challenge – guiding versus obligatory
• unsolved border issues
• …..

Case
studies
Southwest
Baltic
Central
Baltic
Coordination & management
Communication & dissemination
Lessons learnt
Monitoring & evaluation
transboundary
framework

Step-wise approach
Preparatory
Identification
Solution
Conclusion
March - Aug, 2015
Sept 2015 – Feb 2016
March - Aug 2016
Sept 2016 – March 2017
1. Assessment
2. Focus
1. Thematic meet
2. Planners meet
1.Concluding
thematic
2.Planners
proposal
1.Conclusion
2.Future

”Kill your darlings” – ranking and sorting
recommendations

Baltic SCOPE
• cross-border cooperation
• MSP authorities +
regional and research organizations
• support actual MSP
• added value
• involve national sector authorities
• provide a platform for informal discussions
• make a difference

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