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BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Pier Head Building, Cardiff 15 January 2019

Join us at the Biennial Conference in Cardiff on January 15, 2019, to explore marine planning in the Irish Sea region, fostering partnerships for sustainable development. The forum aims to facilitate knowledge exchange, data sharing, and political support to enhance coordination in transnational projects. Learn about the objectives and workings of the forum to promote a more efficient planning process in the region. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a collaborative effort shaping the future of the Irish Sea.

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BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Pier Head Building, Cardiff 15 January 2019

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  1. BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Pier Head Building, Cardiff 15 January 2019

  2. BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Pier Head Building, Cardiff 15 January 2019 WELCOME David Melding AM

  3. BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Pier Head Building, Cardiff 15 January 2019 WELCOME Senator Gerry Horkan ISMF Chair

  4. FOUNDATIONS OF THE FORUM Irish Sea Platform INTERREG Bid 2009 ISMF INAUGURAL CONFERENCEBelfast, June 2012 Transnational Partnership Working in Support of Marine Spatial Planning in the Irish Sea Liverpool & Dublin Stakeholder Workshops 2011

  5. OBJECTIVES OF THE FORUM • To provide a broad based forum for all Irish Sea users and provide an opportunity for voices to be heard • To facilitate knowledge exchange and capacity building across all administrative areas and sectors about marine planning • To facilitate sharing of data and information • To encourage and maintain political support for transnational partnership working in support of marine planning, with the aim of promoting sustainable development in the Irish Sea region • To facilitate a more coordinated, efficient planning process for transnational issues/projects and good working relationships among Irish Sea partners

  6. HOW THE FORUM WORKS Sponsorship

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