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Resolving Spatial Conflict Through Participatory Planning
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Resolving Spatial Conflict Through Participatory Planning

Ir. Raka Bimantara · Coastal Planning Directorate · 2025 · English

Public AccessMarine Spatial Planning

Abstract

This case study presents practitioner-oriented material aligned with the Fundamentals of Participatory Marine Spatial Planning module. Content is illustrative and released as DEMO DATA for platform review.

Case Study on Resolving Spatial Conflict Through Participatory Planning. Prepared for BARUNA participants and partners.

Case Study

Background
Piloted as part of a BARUNA capacity-building cohort.
Problem
A specific practitioner problem in this category.
Intervention
Applied the BARUNA-approved module and toolkit.
Process
Kick-off → Field application → Reflection → Follow-up
Results
Documented behaviour and outcome change over 12 weeks.
Challenges
Data availability, Coordination time
Lessons
Sustained impact requires community ownership.
Recommendations
Institutionalise into partner programmes.

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