North Devon Stakeholder Workshop Scenario Scoring
The North Devon stakeholder workshop on scenario scoring and discussion involved narrowing down scenarios based on importance and manageability criteria. The focus was on assessing the significance and controllability of various topics such as tidal development, MCZs, nutrients, aggregate extraction, blue growth, aquaculture, and wind-farm development. The aim was to identify key scenarios crucial for the organization and the group, ensuring they are both important and manageable.
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North Devon stakeholder workshop three; scenario scoring and discussion Ness Smith 10th April 2014
For good model outputs, we are asking you to narrow the scenarios down to three or four We have defined two criteria to help you in this process; 1. Importance this could be socially, environmentally, politically or economically important to your organisation and this group 2. Manageability how much control do we collectively have over the future scenario e.g. climate change as a global management issue versus local IFCA fisheries measures
Very important keep Very manageable Not manageable drop Not important
Tidal development MCZs Nutrients Aggregate extraction Blue growth Aquaculture Wind-farm development
Very important Very manageable Not manageable Not important
