Enabling stakeholder participation in marine spatial planning: the Bangladesh experience

The article explores stakeholder participation in marine spatial planning with particular reference to Bangladesh, a country which has committed to developing such an ocean management approach but remains at an early stage in the process. A contextual overview of the marine environment, resources an...

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Published in:Journal of Indian Ocean region 2020-09, Vol.16 (3), p.268-291
Main Authors: Mannan, Samsul, Nilsson, Henrik, Johansson, Tafsir, Schofield, Clive
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