05 Mar The recent Adaptation Plan co-creation workshop
Adaptation Plan Workshop
On the 5th April 2022 the Slapton Line Partnership met online for our first Adaptation Plan co-creation workshop to form a structure of the plan to help local communities around Slapton Line adapt to the changing coastline.
Objectives for the day:
- develop elements of, and an emerging structure for, the Adaptation Plan
- identify some key goals and priorities for action in any scenario where the road is closed/lost
- identify some actions that could be undertaken ‘now’ (with low risk of redundancy and high added value) to help address problems or grasp opportunities
- consider how the partnership will need to be able to work in future
- agree the way forward
Agenda for the day
1000 WORKSHOP START
- Welcome, introductions, review the day and all practicalities
- Context setting and objectives for today: Agree scope and intention for the workshop
- Adaptation Planning Round 1: Mapping issues/problems and opportunities
Working under broad headings, in smaller groups and plenary, we will build a common picture of what would need our attention and action in any scenario where the road is closed/lost
1215-30 Lunch (approximate timing)
- Adaptation Planning Round 2: Priorities, Goals and Actions
Reviewing progress, identifying priorities and for each of them, asking ourselves ‘What would we aim to achieve? What would we need to have in place? What decisions and actions would we need to take and when?’
- Ways of working together going forward
In the time available, we’ll consider how the Partnership will need to be able to work in any scenario where the road is closed/lost
- Next steps, dates, and actions
Aiming to leave with common understanding about how the plan will be further developed and implemented from this point
1600 CLOSE