Malena Ripken was awarded the 2018 Annual CMRG Postgraduate Researcher Presentation prize at the RGS-IBG Annual Conference with her talk titled:
“The ‘Living Q’ – An Interactive Method for Actor Engagement in Transnational Marine Spatial Planning”
Research Summary
The ‘Living Q’ is a method that aims to enhance transnational marine spatial planning processes. It allows interactive dialogue among stakeholders in a playful, communicative and living environment. ‘Living Q’ sessions showed benefits for comparison of MSP approaches and understanding of principles which drive planning in practice.
Malena’s full summary can be read here: Living Q Malena Ripken RGS Summary
Coastal and Marine Research Group 