Northeast Regional Ocean Plan: Options for Effective Decision Making

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Northeast Regional Ocean Plan: Options for Effective Decision Making

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Decision-making, Marine/Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP)

This item is included as part of the SeaPlan Archives.

SeaPlan Archive Category: Northeast Regional Plan Support

SeaPlan Archive Project: Northeast Regional Ocean Plan: Options for Effective Decision Making

Type: Report

Year of publication: 2014

Date published: 09/2014

Authoring organizations: SeaPlan

Publishing institution: SeaPlan

City: Boston

Document number: 320.14.01

URL: http://neoceanplanning.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Options-for-Effective-Decision_Draft-Report-Sept-29.pdf

This report analyzes options for improving agency decision making under existing authorities to support development of the Northeast Regional Ocean Plan.

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