Summary
After the first steps of the process, at the core team initiative (preliminary environmental issue and potential BGIN options identification; first exchanges with a few stakeholders; conceptual mapping) comes the time for sharing with a wider stakeholder forum and external communication.
Following the stakeholder and institutional mapping (Step 3), the project core team can identify stakeholders with an interest in BGIN strategies on the territory. This list is not fixed and will evolve during the process as new stakeholders are identified through the progress in the system knowledge.
If possible, it is useful to use an existing forum involved in environmental management issues on the territory.
Research should be part of this forum, and involve scientist from natural and social disciplines.
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Date: November 2017-2020
This work has been funded through the ALICE project. ALICE is a project funded in 75% by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) under the umbrella of INTERREG Atlantic Area with the application code: EAPA_261/2016. The 11 partners involved in the project are from Portugal, Spain, Northern Ireland, France, The Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom. The three-year project started in November 2017 has cost 3 million euros with 25% covered by the beneficiary partners.
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