EFFECTIVE Stakeholder Survey: MPA managers & MSP planners
Marine Protected Area (MPA) managers and planners play a key role in translating science into effective management. Through this short survey, the EFFECTIVE project aims to better understand current challenges, data and tool needs, and opportunities for improving MPA planning and management. Your feedback will help us refine digital tools such as the Blue Parks Digital Twin and shape future workshops and training activities tailored to MPA and MSP practitioners.
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Full Name *
MPA that you represent *
Email *
What best describes your primary role? *
What geographic area(s) do you work in? *
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How would you describe the current level of integration between MPAs and MSP processes in your region? *
What are the main barriers you encounter when aligning MSP and MPA planning? *
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Which types of data are most important for your planning and decision-making? *
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How would you rate the accessibility and interoperability of relevant datasets in your region? *
How valuable would an interactive digital twin or map-based decision-support tool be for your work? *
What functionalities would you expect from a decision-support tool developed by EFFECTIVE? *
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How often do you interact or collaborate with actors from the “other” planning domain?

(MPA planners regarding MSP authorities; MSP planners regarding MPA managers)

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What forms of collaboration would you find most beneficial? *
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Would you be interested in participating in a webinar or workshop co-organised by EFFECTIVE on improving MSP–MPA integration? *
Would you be willing to test or review draft tools, visualisations, or mapping layers developed within EFFECTIVE? *
In your view, what is currently missing to support better integration of MSP and MPA planning in your region? *
Do you have additional comments, needs, or suggestions for the EFFECTIVE team?
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