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resolution sensor is needed that would generally have a narrow swath and be on a satellite at Low Earth... e included a number of commercial services which have already been involved in attempts to utilise sate... Chile), Palau and Polynesia** where pilot studies have been launched in January and March 2015. A five-y... n a pre-operational mode while the service should have been fully operational from April 2015.
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As part of a LAB approach we expect to have several feedback loops between the big picture an... behind). By the end of the morning the aim was to have a better grasp of the themes and their relationsh... ent. This process also allows the participants to have (some) experimental results on which they can bui... ilding. Although their scale is quite local, they have an understanding of wider issues and look at how
the deterioration of the marine environment could have direct impact on the value of the companies
Ther... value can be affected through the reputation they have with consumers, investors, etc. For example if th... y to be affected by financial markets) and should have a global dimension. Although it would be worth ex... y
* Oceans are big… Would this project actually have the stated impact?
* What have other transparen
hops|upcoming workshops]] (in February and March) have been sketched out, focusing on developing a workp... er with our organisations and stakeholders)//
We have begun discussing these questions, but haven’t rea... he young and energetic, the frail and old). There have been more people in space than have crossed the pacific alone.
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head, by the end of the workshop in May we aim to have a few clear areas of focus that the LAB wants to explore. We are planning to have a meeting in July, a two-day gathering in Lisbon ... riment in an afternoon, but the participants will have a chance to refine and develop the ideas after th... terative approach. So, while the participants may have big ideas, the challenge is to translate this ide
many stakeholders miss out on the opportunity to have their voice heard.
* We need to step back from... d other values (e.g. spiritual experiences, which have a non-economic value).
The combination of these... at some can be measured and monetized. Those that have received the most attention are those most readil... S could help address real-world problems. Authors have suggested that including immaterial benefits in t
* identify some of the 'keystone' companies which have 'disproportionate effects on marine environment' ... ok at countries such as Denmark and Germany which have existing deposit schemes for glass & plastic bott... * validated hypothesis as 'not a crazy idea'
* have determined ways to talk about issues more clearly... yone involved. They appreciate that the workshops have given them time to get to know each other, to lea
ons are only funded on a project basis, so do not have the capacity to offer people’s time. While it is ... n ministers and ambassadors, aquatic carbon sinks have been established and new super-ports are operatio... theory of change? All participating organisations have one, but the glue could be the 'values based appr... the theory of change applied. Should Marine CoLAB have one or more theory of change? Is there a generic
time, effort or money) it would almost certainly have been. The threats to the marine environment - and... ure of the Lab]]
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Contemporary labs have many guises. The labs we talk about in this artic... s the pressure off, because we don’t feel like we have to know something that isn’t yet knowable. We’re ... articipants excel verbally, others visually; some have a penchant for analysis, others for synthesis; so
Marine CoLAB team?
* How will you know that you have achieved it?
* How will you organise yourselves... st driven by volunteers. While it is wonderful to have many volunteers involved, this creates a challeng... pants’ organisations relevant to Marine CoLAB
* Have a detailed project planning session for the Plast... ry year and by 2050 it is estimated humanity will have produced 33 billion tonnes of which 10-15% will b
values create impact?
* Values based approaches have been used in land management in WA - lessons for ... rking, failing or in need of change?
* Does one have to be out of the system in order to change it? Ho... ange, or something else?
* Should Marine CoLAB have one or more theory of change? Is there a generic ... the Marine CoLAB team? How will you know that you have achieved it? How will you organise yourselves in
I, GEU-NGL, Greens-EFA, EFDD, NI – you could also have Council members in addition). You have markers that you place on the MEPs to denote whether they are vo... ns or lobby groups can feed into the process, you have various options to play e.g. invest heavily/light... l in writing for the public consultation process, have a protest event, run a petition. You choose how t
se to be made?
* What stakeholder groups do we have access to? What do they think? Where are our cham... ue with a very complex process.
* What sectors have been identified (e.g. supply chain, retail, dispo... r stakeholders in "circles of influence".
* You have to think of the format of the event from the poin... [http://myplastiki.com/|My Plastiki]]: "You might have read that constructing a boat with 12,500 plastic
in the duration of the initiative
Even though we have selected this question to work with today, the ot... these values
* By the end of the day we should have a sense of what you find important and how you mi... .
We’ll guide you through the day, so you don’t have to worry about the programme or what comes next, ... ry, so it depends on you what we come up with. We have a few simple rules that we invite you to follow:
omics in a very readable and witty style. If you have not studied Economics – read this book first
... science in the wider context of society. If you have not studied Science – read this book first
* ... e opinions - common assumptions about ethics that have surprisingly practical implications, including in
