Knowledge transfer between researchers and practitioners in SUCOZOMA

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The main aim of the SUCOZOMA research program is to transfer knowledge from the scientific community to the research users. However, the three major obstacles to effective knowledge transfer are lack of funding for period follows up, lack of organization and contacts with science among user group for transfer purposes, the agenda and priorities of the user group.

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The SUCOZAMA program: Results and challenges

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The Swedish coastal zone management started a Sustainable Coastal Zone Management (SUCOZOMA) in the year 1996 that was motivated by the increase in the global, regional, and national coastal problems. The two phases of the research, multidisciplinary perspective and transfer of result are explained.

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Improving marine water quality by Mussel farming: A profitable solution for Swedish society

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Eutrophication of coastal water causes increased basic production and leads to hypoxia, an environmental problem. Cultivation of filter-feeding organisms is one possible method to recycle nutrients from the sea.

Management dynamics, Management, Environmental aspects, Company business management, Eutrophication, Mussel fisheries

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