Lessons Learned from Ireland MML workshops
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Milestone 1
- Plan the stakeholders carefully to ensure that the right people, stakeholder groups and organisations are in the room;
- Involve all interested stakeholders;
- Recruit participants based on their interest, research, business or experience related to the workshop topic;
- Offer an incentive for citizens in order to attract people to attend at the workshop;
- Find a topic which will attract different stakeholders;
- Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) can help to overcome the current marine and societal challenges and unlock the potential for Blue Growth;
- There is a strong need for redefining and refocusing the business model of tourism.
Milestone 2
- Define the initiative's broad goals from a policy, social / cultural, economic, technological perspective;
- Present the Mobilisation and Mutual Learning and RRI approach;
- Perform an analysis of publics' behaviours before engaging the public engagement;
- Use audience targeted communication for all types stakeholders to engage them.
Milestone 3
Milestone 4
Milestone 5
- Develop a stakeholder engagement plan;
- Implement a coherent national monitoring programme;
- Apply a long-term and crosscutting strategic planning by defining SMART common vision and actions;
- Engage local communities in awareness raising event;
- Developing a spatial plan specific to zoning of areas of offshore renewables;
- Develop a GIS information database;
- Develop a clear communications strategy;
- Use of research and data sets to ensure that decisions are made to safeguard the interests of all stakeholders;
- Develop a national strategy for coastal management and coastal protection;
- Develop a coastal protection strategy that is fit for purpose by all stakeholders;
- Generate ideas for actions during the workshops by having: a) simple, short title; one line describing the idea and one-two lines (minimum) explaining and clarifying the idea;
- Generate ideas for actions during the workshops by having: b) think who would be responsible for implementing the proposed action and how to engage the person or organisation;
- Generate ideas for actions during the workshops by having: c) timing (when could such an idea be implemented);
- Generate ideas for actions during the workshops by having: d) resources (how would the idea be implemented).
Milestone 6
Milestone 7
- The ultimate aim should be to develop and implement tools to monitor sustainable development impacts and to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products;
- Build capacity through education by developing local and national programmes for secondary schools and outreach programmes through citizen projects utilising real-time data from monitoring equipment;
- Try to engage volunteer groups/stakeholders who use the specific environment on a regular basis.
Milestone 8
- Attract private investments and develop national projects;
- Attract students into engineering courses;
- Build the appropriate infrastructure and technology for the Wave Energy Sector;
- Ensure the policies are socially inclusive and are widely known;
- Use of technology as an instrument to both monitor the regulations and to disseminate data in near real-time.