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PISCES Partnerships Involving Stakeholders
in the Celtic Sea EcoSystem
Toby Roxburgh (Policy Liaison Officer)
The Shellfish Association of Great Britain’s
43rd Annual Conference
Fishmongers’ Hall, London. 22 – 23 May 2012
Presentation focus:
• Background to the PISCES Project
• Progress
• PISCES guide
• Next steps
• Opportunities
• LIFE+ co-funded, 2009-2012, €2M
• WWF-UK + partners in France, Ireland, Spain
• Created and working with a Celtic Sea
stakeholder group
• Developing practical guide on implementation
of the ecosystem approach
• Focus on Marine Strategy Framework Directive
The PISCES project
Celtic Sea
Stakeholder group
• Main sectors:
fisheries, mariculture, aggregates,
undersea cables, renewables, ports,
shipping, coastal tourism and recreation
• France, Ireland, England, Wales, Spain
• Key project output
• Unique: “voice” of stakeholders
• Due for launch 1st October 2012
• Capturing views on, for example:
– How stakeholders can participate in MSFD
– benefits to government (and stakeholders)
– what is needed to make this happen (e.g. new
governance mechanisms, funding, incentives etc)
PISCES guide
PISCES workshops
MSFD timeline and
scope for influence
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
MSFD enters
member state
legislation
Determine
what GES
means
Targets and
indicators for
each region
Spatial
protection
measures
identified
Establish and
implement
monitoring
programme
Programmes
of measures
for GES
Programmes
of measures
operational
Achieve or
maintain GES
Emerging
messages • Early/effective stakeholder participation:
– Voluntary measures / taking the initiative
– Helping to assess feasibility, effectiveness, costs
and impacts of measures
• Stakeholders need to be assertive / organised
• Governments need to support / enable
participation
• Multi-national multi-sector stakeholder forum
• Final draft PISCES guide - Aug 2012
• Translation / editor / final design / printing - Sept
2012
• Launch of guide - 1 Oct 2012
• Dissemination / communication events in UK,
Ireland, France, Spain and Belgium (Brussels) –
Oct to Nov 2012
Next steps
Opportunities to
get involved
now – 6 July
2012
- Reviewing / commenting on the draft
PISCES guide
Oct – Dec
2012
- Attending / supporting PISCES
dissemination events
> 1 Oct 2012 - Applying the guide in your sector
- Promoting it to other sea-users /
industry reps
Why
get involved? • PISCES guide is the voice of sea-users /
industry
• Gain an increased understanding of:
– the views of other sea-users / industry
– practical steps / actions you can take
– how to participate in policy implementation
Why
get involved? • Make your views known to others, including
other sea-users/industry and government
• Help to influence policy and implement the
ecosystem approach through “strength in a
common voice”
www.piscesproject.eu
www.twitter.com/projectpisces
PISCES is being delivered by WWF-UK in partnership with The
Environment Council and WWF Spain, with country technical
support from the Coastal & Marine Research Centre in Ireland and
SeaWeb in France. This is an EC LIFE+ project with the contribution of the LIFE
financial instrument of the European Community.
Project number: LIFE07 ENV/UK/000943
Thank you