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Introduction to Group Work 1 Common Themes
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Mutual Benefits of Cooperation

• Utilising data and results from each others
  projects
• Learning from each other in regard to process as
  well as professional content
• Avoiding double work
• Avoiding inconsistencies and unnecessary
  differences

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Main Topics and Instruments
Instruments
Instruments
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Main Topics and Instruments

• There is a concentration on the topic of
  sensitive coastal areas, in particular linked to
  planning systems/guidelines and data bases/GIS
• There are five projects dealing with developing
  practical tools and methods for risk management
  and planning systems
• The S_at_S project is more diverse than the other
  projects

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Linkages between Projects
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Criteria for Common Themes

• The topics are highly overlapping in projects
  from two or more programme areas
• There is a need for common categorisation,
  terminology etc.
• There is a clear regional dimension to the topic
• There are instruments to be pursued in several
  projects
• The time frame for projects are not too different
  or not limiting the benefits

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Group Work Common Themes

• Looking at the Interreg IIIB projects on maritime
  safety, which projects could benefit
  substantially from cooperation with other
  projects
• Note which themes are the most relevant to
  cooperate on
• What are the most beneficial means of cooperation
  There are instruments to be pursued in several
  projects
• What are the potential benefits of cooperation

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Groups for Group Work 1
Group 1 in room Group Leader Mauritzen Rapporte
ur Helsby Group 2 in room Group Leader
Sanders Rapporteur Måseide Group 3 in
room Group Leader Kurnol Rapporteur Forsling