Phase 1: Scope, Map and Share

In the first phase of the roadmap, we propose a seven step plan to start engaging stakeholders in collaborative management, build a common culture and select jointly relevant environmental issues.

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All the steps are underlined by three defining actions

Scope

Scope the actors need and identify the team who will run the assessment and their legitimacy. This avoids the risk of ambiguities and is essential for the process to succeed.

Map

Map the issue (in terms of territory, stakeholders, governance…) using a “system thinking” approach. It will clarify the interactions between the social, economical and ecological components and the relevant level of complexity to be addressed.

Share with stakeholders to develop a common culture. It will verify that the different points of views and perceptions are sufficiently taken into account to make the assessment relevant and start the co-construction of the environmental strategy diagnosis.

« Through the workshops, I understood better all the points of view of the issue »

A manager

From the start of the process to a common culture workshop

Step 1 > Form the project core team

In answer to an environmental issue, the starting point is to identify a project core team. This team can be composed of a single stakeholder, but a more efficient combination is a partnership between managers or regulators and scientists.

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Step 2 > Identify environmental issues

A first identification by the core team of the environmental issues to be adressed. ‘Quick and dirty’ but relevant, this stage should offer a first scope in terms of issues, stakeholders to be engaged, geographical territory, time limits,… and will be refined in further stages of the process.

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Phase 1: Scope, Map and Share