44
administration, and planning of the territory, to the economic, social, and cultural
development, to the security, as well as to the protection, and improvement of the
living environment of the citizens.
Economic
operators
F
Exploitation of fishery resources by working for fleets owners.
ST
Exploitation of fishery resources on small fishing boats employing traditional
methods
TFO
Use one or more trawlers for benthic fishery resource exploitation
SFO
Use one or more seine boats for surface fishery resource exploitation
P
Fisheries production sale (marketing hubs)
AF
Production of farmed fishery products
FPC
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
MUPA
Provides shelter for commercial vessels, and tankers, and import/export operations.
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FPE
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FPS
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FSA
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations.
TO
Exploitation of coastal, and maritime space for tourism activities
IO
Space occupation for industrial installations (mostly coastal space)
HTC
Use of maritime space for hydrocarbons transportation through vessels or
underwater pipelines
Scientists
BMUA Data, and knowledge providers
Education, and awareness raising on the opportunities offered by the sea
OU
FATC
Capacity building in maritime sectors
Socio-Professional
organisation,
and civil
society
NCFA
Represent fisheries operators in an administrative way
Responsibilize fishermen about sustainable fishing practices
FA
Representing fishermen, and defending their rights
EPA
Protection, and preservation of the maritime space, and its resources through
awareness raising activities
NA
Small scale exploitation of maritime, and coastal space
M
Inform, sensibilize, and keep maritime, and coastal space users up to date regarding
conflicts, opportunities, sustainable practices, worldwide experiences…etc.
RF
Non-profit pleasure fishing
1.2.1.2.
List of Objectives
Basically, the objectives should be inspired from the actors themselves. However, in our case,
we used objectives that are specific to the MSP concept, and that could also be related to the
different activities at the same time, in order to get our results closer to our problematic. A list of
9 objectives related to MSP was determined. The phrasing of these objectives had to be as formal
as possible because the method involves positioning each actor according to whether they are
very much in favour, in favour, indifferent, not in favour or very much against, the objective. So,
they have to be formalized as specifically as possible to allow the position of each actor to be
assessed correctly. Furthermore, each objective is explained in the table below.
administration, and planning of the territory, to the economic, social, and cultural
development, to the security, as well as to the protection, and improvement of the
living environment of the citizens.
Economic
operators
F
Exploitation of fishery resources by working for fleets owners.
ST
Exploitation of fishery resources on small fishing boats employing traditional
methods
TFO
Use one or more trawlers for benthic fishery resource exploitation
SFO
Use one or more seine boats for surface fishery resource exploitation
P
Fisheries production sale (marketing hubs)
AF
Production of farmed fishery products
FPC
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
MUPA
Provides shelter for commercial vessels, and tankers, and import/export operations.
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FPE
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FPS
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations. Provides shelter for recreational boats, and activities.
FSA
Provides shelter for fishing vessels, and fishery products‟ landings along with first
hand marketing operations.
TO
Exploitation of coastal, and maritime space for tourism activities
IO
Space occupation for industrial installations (mostly coastal space)
HTC
Use of maritime space for hydrocarbons transportation through vessels or
underwater pipelines
Scientists
BMUA Data, and knowledge providers
Education, and awareness raising on the opportunities offered by the sea
OU
FATC
Capacity building in maritime sectors
Socio-Professional
organisation,
and civil
society
NCFA
Represent fisheries operators in an administrative way
Responsibilize fishermen about sustainable fishing practices
FA
Representing fishermen, and defending their rights
EPA
Protection, and preservation of the maritime space, and its resources through
awareness raising activities
NA
Small scale exploitation of maritime, and coastal space
M
Inform, sensibilize, and keep maritime, and coastal space users up to date regarding
conflicts, opportunities, sustainable practices, worldwide experiences…etc.
RF
Non-profit pleasure fishing
1.2.1.2.
List of Objectives
Basically, the objectives should be inspired from the actors themselves. However, in our case,
we used objectives that are specific to the MSP concept, and that could also be related to the
different activities at the same time, in order to get our results closer to our problematic. A list of
9 objectives related to MSP was determined. The phrasing of these objectives had to be as formal
as possible because the method involves positioning each actor according to whether they are
very much in favour, in favour, indifferent, not in favour or very much against, the objective. So,
they have to be formalized as specifically as possible to allow the position of each actor to be
assessed correctly. Furthermore, each objective is explained in the table below.