2013 serious gaming msp_nordic council_reykjavik

1Challenge the future

Simulation-game played at the workshop

The Nordic Seas and Tomorrow, Reykjavik,

12-13 November 2013


Igor – Moderator Andrea – country manager / moderator

Xander – country manager

Qiqi – Reporter Puffington Post

Linda – Logistics, game design

questionsGert Jan - Technology Bas – Technology Hafdis – G.O.D

Faces


Objective OF the Game

• “contribute to the further development of (…) marine spatial planning (by) reinforcing and extending existing networks and sharing knowledge and experience between scientists, managers and planners (…) test how (planning and scientific) data can be used in the development of an MSP plan (…)’

• The underlying complexities of MSP: both ecological-technical and social

political

• The underlying regulatory principles and institutional frameworks of MSP

• The joint development of (best) practices of MSP

• The use of science, knowledge, data, methods and tools in MSP


Objective IN the game

“Make a (draft) integrated Marine Spatial Plan (MSP): define its planning

horizon, indicate the various spatial functions and present a limited set of

(inter)national policy guidelines that will enforce the MSP.” The policy report

(two pages) also includes a brief description of the process which was followed

and policy instruments which have been used.”

The approved MSP of each country and the process that led to it, will be

presented by one or two planners of each country at the annual Regional

Coloured Sea Convention (RCSC) on Wednesday,12th of November 2013,

10.30h.


The Sea of Colours


Actors/roles

• One sea The Sea of Colours

• Four Three countries Green, Blue, Yellow and Red

• Planners: Energy, Fishing, Environment, Shipping, recreation

• Business & NGO’s

• Policy analysts / scientists

• Journalists

• G.O.D Game overall director

The Sea of Colours

Country Green

Country Blue

Country Yellow

Country Red


Planners

• PLANNERS:

• in charge of the process of making a MSP

• responsible for delivering an MSP for their country at the end of the

game

• handle the content and substance of the plan and the stakeholder

interaction process


Stakeholders

• BUSINESS:

• make sure their spatial claims are included in the MSP

• participate in the planning process


Stakeholders

• NGO’s:

• make sure their spatial claims are included in the MSP

• participate in the planning process


POLICY ANALYISTS & SCIENTISTS

• POLICY ANALYISTS & SCIENTISTS:

• analyze the problems and take care of the information and knowledge

flows

• know more than the other players, but also have their own bias and

interests

• do research, talk to GOD, get together in international science

conference


Moderators, support


Background information


Digital Map Tool

• 48 layers of information (water depth, wind

speed, fisheries, military use zones, …)

• 27 planning layers (wind farms, MPA habitat,

anchor places, …)

…view information

…share information

…draw MSP plan


Digital Map ToolRole specific code on your card!


The Puffington Post

• Reporter of the Puffington Post: Qiqi• Send your ‘Puffins’ to the • Puffington Post with your own phone, lap top.

• Log in• Select your role• Use your code

• The Puffington Post has strict moderators who will delete any messages that

have no relevance for MSP in the Sea of Colours!


Game process

Preparation process design

Exploration background information

Formal and informal meetings

Draft MSP International Conventions

Interaction & gameplay Final MSP

Presentation & discussion

Reflections by G.O.D.

Scoring & evaluation


TIPS, TRICS

• Stay within the Game!

• Starting = finishing!

• Create a safe learning experience for yourself and others.

• Give it your best shot!

• Not enough influence? Use Puffins, Reporter

• Not enough knowledge > Contract the policy analysts,

scientists

• ‘Conflicts’ or ‘Creative ideas’ > Talk to G.O.D

• Plan! Communicate! Manage!


Game day


Real world MSP per country based upon pre questionnaire, MSP Challenge, Reykjavik 2013,


Measuring policy process (in the game, Reykjavik, 2013)


Measuring policy outcomes(in the game, Reykjavik, 2013)


MSP Country Green


MSP Country Blue


MSP Country Red


MSP Sea of Colours (3 countries)


Functio

n cla

ims in

MSP p

er co

untry

(in n

m2)

0,00 30,00 60,00

Aggregate extraction areas

Anchor places

Blue energy

CO2 storage

Dredge areas

Dredge disposal areas

Land reclammation or artificial isle building

MPA (Bird & Habitat)

MPA (bird)

MPA (Habitat)

MPA total

Nature compensation

Oil and gas licensed areas

Oil and gas pipelines

Oil and gas platforms

Oil and gas prospects*

Port extensions

Restriction zones Contruction

Restriction zones Fishing

Restriction zones Recreation

Restriction zones Safety

Restriction zones Sailing&Shipping

Sand extraction

Sea farms (algues)

Shellfish production areas (aquaculture)

Subsea cables

Wind farms

World heritage sites

Country Blue

Country Red

Country Green


Function claims in MSP per country and total

Country Blue

0.002.00

4.006.00

8.0010.0012.00

14.0016.00

18.0020.00

Blueenergy

Dredgedisposal

areas

MPA (Bird& Habitat)

MPA (bird) MPA(Habitat)

Portextensions

Restrictionzones

Fishing

Restrictionzones

Recreation

Sea farms(algues)

Subseacables

Windfarms

Country Red

0.00

2.00

4.00

6.00

8.00

10.00

12.00

14.00

Dredgedisposal areas

MPA (bird) MPA (Habitat) Oil and gaspipelines

Oil and gasplatforms

Sandextraction

Subsea cables Wind farms

Country Green

0.000.501.001.502.002.503.003.504.004.50

Combined country claims for the Sea of Coulors

0.005.00

10.0015.0020.0025.0030.0035.0040.00

start

value


Total functional claims (in nm2) at start, sum of all stakeholder targets and realized

0.0

5.0

10.0

15.0

20.0

25.0

30.0

35.0

40.0

45.0

50.0

blue red green"Start"

"target"

"realized"

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