Trade-off for MPA Design - Local and global interests

Parent operational approaches

• Trade-off for MPA Design

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Description

Trade-off for MPA Design

Guidelines for applying trade-off methodology for MPA Design to be described here.

Source

Gutierrez D., Calado H., De Bruyn A., et al., (2024). Trade-offs method for protection and restoration in MSP – ESE3 (Deliverable – D4.3., under the WP4 of MSP4BIO project (GA n° 101060707)).

Trade-off for MPA Design - Local and global interests

Definition: While MSP can benefit local communities through economic development and job creation, it must also consider the impact of human activities on the global ocean ecosystem Example: overfishing in one region can negatively impact fish populations in other regions

Source

Gutierrez D., Calado H., De Bruyn A., et al., (2024). Trade-offs method for protection and restoration in MSP – ESE3 (Deliverable – D4.3., under the WP4 of MSP4BIO project (GA n° 101060707)).

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