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Table 3
Stakeholders' feedback on the FPV eco-design technical guide.
| Type of stakeholder | Feedback on the draft guide |
|---|---|
| FPV developers | – The guide should be pragmatic, credible, and adaptable, with clear alignment between developers, consultants, and regulatory authorities. – It should consider the need for early-stage guidance (e.g., sitting) and technical constraints (e.g., anchoring, topography, hydrology). – It should include initial state and monitoring protocols, risk management tools, and feedback from operational sites. |
| Environmental consulting firms | – The guide should propose standardized methodologies for initial state and impact monitoring, especially in hydrologically connected water bodies. Monitoring protocols should be operational and detailed (e.g., compartments, functional indicators, frequency). – The guide should include case studies (positive and negative feedback). – The guide should consider climate change and tools to assess the GHGs balance. |
| NGO | – The guide should include pre-diagnostic tools, methodologies for initial state and impact monitoring covering the banks and the waterbodies (e.g bats activity). – The guide may consider specific protocols for specific types of ecosystems (e.g., big reservoirs, small lakes, water treatment pond). – The guide should integrate negative examples alongside best practices. – The guide should propose tools to assess trade-offs between FPV development and ecological restoration. |
| State representatives and angling association | – The guide should be based on scientific evidence and field experience (good and bad practices), with clear References – The guide should include illustrated operational cards, and indicators for initial state assessment and monitoring. – The guide should consider accidental risks (e.g., fire), invasive exotic species, pollution from degraded material and sanitary risks. |
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