Outcomes of work package 7: Governance of mesopelagic resources

Scientific journal articles

• Manuscript on policy landscape 
  Lead: World Maritime University
  
  
• Manuscript on specific economic effects of changing carbon sequestrations patterns under various harvest strategies, management regimes, and assumptions regarding the social cost of carbon
  Lead: World Maritime University

Reports

• Report on training materials, including policy-oriented outreach for decision-makers in government industry and civil society
  Lead: World Maritime University

• Report on e-learning courses/webinars
  Lead: World Maritime University together with Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)

Courses/webinars

• Webinar on policy-oriented outreach for policy-makers and dissemination of results from work package 7
  Lead: World Maritime University
  
  

Workshops

• Workshop on completion of interviews based on six regional trips
  Lead: Lead: World Maritime University
  
  
• Workshop with work package 5, 6 and 7 
  Lead: World Maritime University
  
  
• Demonstration of innovative assessment models, advisory methods, and management evaluation tools
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark

Advice

• Policy briefings
  Lead: World Maritime University
  
  
• Report on input to national, regional, European and international advisory bodies
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (from work package 5 and 6)

Public outreach

• The MEESO project will publish news on the meeso.org website and make regular press releases etc. 
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)