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The continuous advance of technology has paved the way for a range of initiatives utilisin... lining their key characteristics and features. It has no intention to be exhaustive in terms of MCS pro...
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*The **manipulation of AIS** has already been identified as an indicator for illeg... ods**
Recently, the usage of **unmanned drones** has been discussed for the purpose of monitoring and
=== Framing ====
== Andrew Barnett ==
The CoLAB has impressive outputs so far, but more focused work ... sting, and now a protected area for turtles which has increased its level of tourism. people in complet... s after the first year of work. We asked:
* How has participation in the Marine CoLAB benefited you so far? What outcomes has it had for you personally and/or professionally?
uated to find out wh.at worked, what didn't, what has been learned, and what can be improved. The insig... parency of marine industry as a lever for change" has not developed beyond the preliminary phase, while... don to become free of single-use plastic bottles" has evolved into the larger [[https://www.zsl.org/con... es or would function as advisers. "Personally, it has helped me realise that my ideas are valid and my
nderstanding and tackling conservation challenges has been growing and gaining momentum for over a decade. This has emerged from an increasing recognition that, whil... r than a piecemeal basis, we need to undergo what has been described as “an epiphany for . . . natural ... dustries, much of the value many place on the sea has little or no economic basis.
* There is an emph
utional memory. The small size of the sector also has its benefits: it can be agile, as everyone knows ... Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. The project team has relevant expertise and networks and is focused on... olution-based approach. This complex and big idea has an experimental element with risks involved, but ... g economies of scale e.g. 26 London Boroughs each has their own waste management and collection systems
ction on //Marine CoLAB so far//, looking at what has worked and what needs more work. Grounded in this... oup
* Time, workshops to explore - facilitation has helped
* New dimensions brought in from CGF (e.... ith industries (plastic and others) and the world has seen significant carbon cuts. In terms of public ... 'rubbish'
* Have to have a closer look at what has failed in other projects to inform strategy
* h
ere's a lot of content! So much that, although it has had a huge impact at the retail level, individual... Good Beach Guide http://www.goodbeachguide.co.uk/ has, for the last few decades been promoting transpar... nsify with increased extreme weather events.
MCS has been giving some attention to this issue for a nu... cy around worker rights and environmental impacts has influenced the clothing industry? Both cheap and
ne CoLAB might help integrating.
Giles Bristow’s has at least three directions in his work at the [[ht... onomics. Andrew works on waste legislation, that has large gaps for marine litter. The gaps are relate... y" and revealing 'hidden value' in economic terms has a limited impact (c.f. healthy food). The long-te... ames, simulations etc.) as a method of engagement has a lot of potential in both public engagement and
o main purposes for the workshop: to clarify what has been learnt from the experiments and to introduce... .asp?symbol=A/69/L.65|UN Resolution UNGA 99/292]] has been passed, establishing the Preparatory Committ... rmined that it was not a crazy idea, and while it has a niche focus with a single issue, it is bold eno... complciating factor is that every London borough has a different waste management process, and one of
lastics)
Questions to answer in two months:
* Has anyone done this before? Is there any ongoing act... actices as a lever for change. Find out if anyone has done anything like what we are trying to do, how ... works. Scope and map.
(How would you know if it has worked? Evidence from similar approaches being su... Scoping existing practices/initiatives (ALL)
* Has anyone else done anything like this before?
* I
d**: The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation UK Branch has established a Marine CoLABoration group with nine... he initial question**: One of the questions which has emerged in the group is - When do we engage the p... imultaneously and secretly and averaged on the board
* The winner has the most MEPs voting with them
roach. (the hypothesis works when applied, but it has proven difficult for the participants to design e... sion around outcomes and assumptions. However, it has been critiqued as too static.
* Outcome mappin... ng dynamic aspects of an initiative; the dynamics has to be present in the evaluation model as well.
nce and economics. The Foundation’s London branch has decided to take a laboratory approach with Marine... o main purposes for the workshop: to clarify what has been learnt from the experiments and to introduce... Marine CoLAB projects and a new 'consulting' hour has been established to support individuals with thei
of seaweed]] and extended with information as it has arisen. Note that //Sailing the Farm// has a forager's guide for seaweeds. Black and White, but okay!
... as a vegetable accompaniment to meat. Tom Kitchen has a recipe for poached turbot with saffron broth an
ing and policy influencing initiatives. The focus has been on the economic valuation of marine ecosyste... rush to DO!
In terms of outcomes, the Foundation has some ideas about what might emerge, perhaps a sin... tant to have good examples of how systemic change has happened through both co-ordinated and coincident
