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AIM

• Coordinated activities
• Learned from each other
• Created a common view

AGENDA DRAFT

Tuesday, 11th December
12.00 Optional Lunch in Old Town
13.00 Meeting Start
Approximately 18.00 Meeting End day one
Dinner

Wednesday, 12th December
9.00 Meeting Starts
12.00 Meeting Ends
12.00 Optional Lunch in Old Town

ISSUES

• Timeslot for Exchange between Activities (Discussion)
• Products and final reports – which, when, who (Decision)
• Recommendations from activities and project as a whole – how and when (Discussion)
• Communication issue (Decision)
• Any other business – please suggest beforehand, to Project Management

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Pan Baltic Scope Green infrastructure workshop, in cooperation with HELCOM State and Conservation and HELCOM Fish Working Groups (Essential Fish Habitats).

THE WORKSHOP

The purpose of the joint Workshop on Essential Fish Habitats is to consider existing knowledge regarding essential fish habitats at the Baltic Sea regional scale, and how remaining gaps could be filled.

The workshop will discuss and validate existing spatial data on essential fish habitats based on proposals collated within the PanBaltic Scope project.
The presented information will be further used in the PanBaltic Scope project to develop a concept of Green infrastructure for supporting maritime spatial planning in the HELCOM region.

WHO

The workshop is open to experts from Contracting Parties, partners of the Pan Baltic Scope project and invited experts on Baltic Sea essential fish habitats.

PROPOSALS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

Please send proposals for contributions to support this topic by 15 September to Margarita Vološina from the Latvian Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development (margarita.volosina@varam.gov.lv) with a copy to the HELCOM (lena.bergstrom@helcom.fi) and VASAB Secretariats (liene.stikane@vasab.org).