Questions In what way (if any) do you currently deal with Wadden Sea World Heritage? How do you benefit from this? How can the Wadden Sea World Heritage be (further) activated for you? How do you feel you could benefit from the Wadden Sea World Heritage in the future? How do you feel the Wadden Sea Heritage could benefit from your involvement? What can a potential Partnership Center deliver to make the Wadden Sea World Heritage a success and to offer additional value? In what way could you envision contributing to the Partnership Center? How do you see your position in the governance of the Partnership Center? Annex 2. PC DG report Denmark focus group SME partners, 2016-12-02 – – By Peter Saabye Simonsen / Wadden Sea Nationalpark DK Introduction Wadden Sea National Park DK (NPV) invited delegates for the group interview by calling them on phone and when meeting our partners in different meetings in November 2016. It was clear that the interest for participating was rather low and especially amongst private partners (SME’s), so in the end we had a panel with partners, which all have a status as own private companies, but with some public funding. It is also that these partners are amongst those with the highest knowledge about the Wadden Sea, World Heritage in general and about the Trilateral Collaboration. So these partners should in principle belong to group of early adopters of the Partnership Centre idea. Profile of interviewee Fishery and Maritime Museum, Esbjerg, dir. David Dupont Mouritzen – Myrthuegaard, manager Jens Futtrup Tønnisgaard, nature ranger Tanja Rahbek One respondent / delegate did not show up. Furthermore the following were following the focus group interview: Wadden Sea Secretary (DK), consultant Anne Krag-Svendsen Danish Agency for Nature, forest manager Anders Hauge Rahbek Vadehavets Formidler Forum (Wadden Sea Interpretation Forum), coordinator Ditte Dyrbo Hviid Interviewer members of PC DG – Peter Saabye Simonsen (NPV)
Questions In what way (if any) do you currently deal with Wadden Sea World Heritage? How do you benefit from this? How can the Wadden Sea World Heritage be (further) activated for you? How do you feel you could benefit from the Wadden Sea World Heritage in the future? How do you feel the Wadden Sea Heritage could benefit from your involvement? What can a potential Partnership Center deliver to make the Wadden Sea World Heritage a success and to offer additional value? In what way could you envision contributing to the Partnership Center? How do you see your position in the governance of the Partnership Center? Annex 2. PC DG report – Denmark – focus group SME partners, 2016-12-02 By Peter Saabye Simonsen / Wadden Sea Nationalpark DK Introduction Wadden Sea National Park DK (NPV) invited delegates for the group interview by calling them on phone and when meeting our partners in different meetings in November 2016. It was clear that the interest for participating was rather low and especially amongst private partners (SME’s), so in the end we had a panel with partners, which all have a status as own private companies, but with some public funding. It is also that these partners are amongst those with the highest knowledge about the Wadden Sea, World Heritage in general and about the Trilateral Collaboration. So these partners should in principle belong to group of early adopters of the Partnership Centre idea. Profile of interviewee Fishery and Maritime Museum, Esbjerg, dir. David Dupont – Mouritzen Myrthuegaard, manager Jens Futtrup Tønnisgaard, nature ranger Tanja Rahbek One respondent / delegate did not show up. Furthermore the following were following the focus group interview: Wadden Sea Secretary (DK), consultant Anne Krag-Svendsen Danish Agency for Nature, forest manager Anders Hauge Rahbek Vadehavets Formidler Forum (Wadden Sea Interpretation Forum), coordinator Ditte Dyrbo Hviid Interviewer – members of PC DG Peter Saabye Simonsen (NPV)
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