A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
This document presents the results of case study implementation carried out in the framework of the Multi‐Use in European Seas ("MUSES") project's Work Package ("WP")3. The overall goal of the MUSES project is to develop an Action Plan under WP4 which will facilitate implementation of Multi‐Use ("MU") in European Seas, based on innovation and Blue Growth potential. Activities under WP3 were ultimately aimed at informing the Action Plan with relevant issues for MU promotion, emerging from local contexts, experiences and perceptions. The objective of this analysis is to assess potential synergies for MU as well as the challenges encountered through a series of case studies with different thematic, geographic and focus areas dimension, and engage local stakeholders to identify barriers, opportunities, limitations and needs. As described in the document D3.1 Case Study Methodology, case studies were developed both through desk activities of review & analysis and stakeholder involvement. Stakeholder identification and engagement were carried out in accordance with the methods described in the document D3.2 Stakeholder Engagement.
This document presents the results of case study implementation carried out in the framework of the Multi‐Use in European Seas ("MUSES") project's Work Package ("WP")3. The overall goal of the MUSES project is to develop an Action Plan under WP4 which will facilitate implementation of Multi‐Use ("MU") in European Seas, based on innovation and Blue Growth potential. Activities under WP3 were ultimately aimed at informing the Action Plan with relevant issues for MU promotion, emerging from local contexts, experiences and perceptions. The objective of this analysis is to assess potential synergies for MU as well as the challenges encountered through a series of case studies with different thematic, geographic and focus areas dimension, and engage local stakeholders to identify barriers, opportunities, limitations and needs. As described in the document D3.1 Case Study Methodology, case studies were developed both through desk activities of review & analysis and stakeholder involvement. Stakeholder identification and engagement were carried out in accordance with the methods described in the document D3.2 Stakeholder Engagement.
MUSES - Case study implementation
2017-11-30
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Electronic Resource
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