1. Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) LT – MSP Model Case, “state of the game“ 2 nd PartiSEApate Project Partner Meeting 14 - 16 th January, Graal Müritz Rostock, Germany Author(s): D Depellegrin & Nerijus Blazauskas Coastal Research and Planning Institute, CORPI Klaipeda University Email: danny_green@hotmail.comdanny_green@hotmail.com Email: nb@corpi.ku.lt

2. WP3:Transnational MSP Consultation –FORMAL: National MSP initiation process OPEN: public consultation CLOSED: institutions (only) –VISION: PartiSEApate WP3 meetings Meeting 1: LT – MSP approach + LV Stakeholder Meeting 2: LT – LV stakeholder –LT/RU meeting: Dissimination + awareness rising on MSP the national MSP initiation process (dec 2012 to Nov 2013) In parallel to national consultation several WP3 transnational meetings are planned

3. Stakeholder Identification WP3Stakeholder (draft) WS1 (March 2013), Liepaja LT Planners + LV Stakeholders Design: Presentation & discussion of LT approach with Latvian Stakeholders, transnational topics, zonation concepts applied CORPI + LV Stakeholders LV – Ministry, Fishery, Energy, Nature Protection... WS2 (October 2013), Liepaja LT - LV Stakeholders Design: Focused LT - LV Stakeholder, based on prior topics identification, LT MSP concepts. Preparation phase for WS2: Interviews/ Questionnairing Fishery: Lithuanian Hunters & Fishermen Association Energy: Lithuanian Wind Energy Association Shipping_Transport: Orlen Lietuva (Butinge Terminal), Sea port authorities, Klaipeda Sea State Authorities Research: CORPI, (other?) Nature Protection: NGO Local communities: municipalities WS3 (September 2013), Kaliningrad Design: LT – MSP approach, knowledge building, Transnational issues (Oil extraction, Nature Conservation (UNESCO)) CORPI + Shirshov Institute of Oceanography

4. WP4: Research Workshop 1 When/where: proposed middle/end of May (2013) in Klaipeda Who: researchers, decision making authorities, planners Keynote Speaker (accepted): dr. R de Groot (Ecosystem Services, Wageningen University, IUCN, Westbank Symposium on MSP) Objective(s) (1) What is the current state of research on these issues and how it is being used by Planners, (2) what are tools available so far, and what is the contribution of those methods/concepts/models to MSP, (3) what are requirements for their implementation into decision making process and (4) to which extent can the addressed research foster synergies or support conflict mitigation among different actors. (5) rule of scientists, spatial dimension etc... Bullets * increasing interests in sea space and its usage require new forms of management and governance capable to support the long term sustainable use of the sea space. * Marine Spatial Planning has recently emerged as cross-sectoral governance tool for a more balanced management of marine ecosystems and socio-economic assets in the sea space. * Sustainability policies, such as the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive enforce the need of research and knowledge based solutions to achieve sustainability objectives and good environmental status of the Baltic Sea. * Although the MSFD asks for an ecosystem approach to achieve integrated marine management, current MSP approaches and frameworks insufficiently consider ecosystem services and their values in the planning process.

5. WP4: Research Workshop 1 3 Sessions SESSION 1: Marine ecosystems SESSION 2: Socio Economic Systems SESSION 3: Interactive group discussion Ecosystem based approach Marine Ecosystem Socio Economic System Connectivity & blue corridors Case study/example Group discussion Obj 1 Obj 2 Obj 3Obj 4 ecosystem services Case study/example Economic evaluation of ES Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 WP4/WS2 implementation Current state Synergies/conflicts Tools available

6. WP4: Cross-Sectorial workshops IDEA: to provide research agenda for MSP, based on LT Model case experience and sectorial Workshops in Environment and Data. What can research offer to... – SEA/EIA: e.g. human – ecosystem interaction; human – human interaction – Socio – economic modeling of conflict in MSP (tradeoff analysis) – Marine Ecosystem services assessment – combined use solutions for MSP: e.g. wind + wave energy (e.g. SUBMARINER) – Data gaps & data fusion in MSP prior analysis for the Cross-sectorial workshops identified 3 potential triggers: – Ongoing SEA in the LT Model case (till Nov. 2013) – Output from WP4 sectorial workshops on Environment and Data (Spring & Autumn) – BONUS Call: HELCOM – VASAB science - policy conference: Research needs in the Baltic Sea (March 2013)

7. WP4: Cross-Sectorial workshops THANKS!