Social License to Operate in the Aquaculture Industry: A Community-Focused Framework

Whitmore, Emily H.; Cutler, Matthew J.; Thunberg, Eric M.

doi:10.25923/htvb-s306

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Social License to Operate in the Aquaculture Industry: A Community-Focused Framework

2022
By Whitmore, Emily H. ; Cutler, Matthew J. ; Thunberg, Eric M.
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NMFS-NE ; 287

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Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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With aquaculture development becoming increasingly important in meeting global food needs, understanding social barriers to development is essential. Social license to operate (SLO), a concept that describes community acceptance and approval of incoming industry, offers a lens for better understanding these barriers and an opportunity to identify strategies for successful development. While this concept has recently gained traction within the aquaculture industry, it remains poorly understood. Efforts to measure and predict social license have begun, but these efforts primarily focus on company actions and impacts. This study seeks to expand the utility of social license within the aquaculture sector by developing a preliminary quantitative framework that can predict a community’s willingness to issue SLO prior to siting.
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Aquaculture Social Aspects
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