Quick Start Guide

Start Planning Integrated Ocean Action Today

The OCEANIS Quick Start Guide helps you run a structured workshop to support cross-domain thinking, shared understanding, and collaborative ocean action planning.

 

Whether you are a policy team, researchers, practitioners, or stakeholders working across sectors, the Quick Start provides a practical entry point to using the OCEANIS framework in real-world settings.

 

We would love to hear from you after the workshop. Please get in contact with us or provide feedback via the form linked below.

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Download the Quick Start Guide

Get everything you need to begin:

  • Step-by-step workshop instructions
  • Printable workshop materials
  • Guidance for participants and facilitators
  • Tools to support discussion and action planning

Download the OCEANIS Quick Start Guide (PDF)

 

Printable Workshop Resources 

To support your session, download ready-to-print materials:

  • OCEANIS spiderweb schema (A3 format)
  • Component grid
  • OCEANIS spiderweb schema (without descriptor words and themes)

Download the files (zip)

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For Workshop Facilitators

Planning to run an OCEANIS session? These resources will help you prepare and deliver an effective workshop.

 

Before the Workshop

  • Identify your workshop objective and scope (can be very overarching)
  • Invite participants, if you aim for cross-sector perspectives invite a diverse group of participants)
  • Print materials and review the Quick Start steps
  • Prepare a space that supports discussion and visual collaboration (plan for enough time, book a room or create a digital meeting space).

 

During the Workshop

  • Guide participants through the structured steps in the Quick Start
  • Encourage open discussion and shared reflection
  • Capture key insights, trade-offs, and priorities

After the Workshop

  • Summarise outcomes and agreed actions
  • Share results with participants and stakeholders (if relevant)
  • Consider next steps for applying the OCEANIS framework  

Please provide feedback after your workshop!

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Lina Mtwana Nordlund
Uppsala University, Department of Earth Science, Sweden
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Said Hashim
Uppsala University, Department of Earth Science, Sweden
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Artur Palacz
Institute of Oceanology Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
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Elizabeth Lawrence
UNESCO / IOC Project Office for IODE, Belgium
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