1 monitor and evaluate planning step 9. 2 social science activities in land use planning planning...
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Monitor and EvaluateMonitor and Evaluate
Planning Step 9
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Social Science Activities in Land Use Planning
Planning Steps Social Science Activities
Steps 1 & 2: Identify and Develop Planning Criteria
•Identify publics and strategies to reach them•Identify social and economic issues•Identify social and economic planning criteria
Step 3: Inventory Data •Identify inventory method•Collect necessary social and economic (S/E) data
Step 4: Analyze Management Situation
•Conduct S/E assessment of continuing current management.•Document assessment methods appendix or technical report
Step 5: Formulate Alternatives
•Identify S/E opportunities and constraints to formulate alternatives
Step 6: Estimate Effects of Alternatives
•Identify analysis methods•Analyze S/E effects of alternatives•Document analysis methods in an appendix/tech report•Assess mitigation opportunities
Step 7, 8: Identify Preferred Alternative and finalize Plan
•Identify potential S/E factors to help select the preferred alternative
Step 9:Monitor/evaluate •Track S/E indicators
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ObjectivesObjectives
• Demonstrate the benefits of conducting social and economic monitoring
• Provide examples of indicators that could be monitored
• Make everyone happy that we’ve gotten through all nine steps with minimal pain and suffering
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Implementation, Monitoring, Implementation, Monitoring, Adaptive ManagementAdaptive Management
• Monitoring social and economic variables meets the same adaptive management needs as other types of monitoring
• Checks how you’re doing and detects social and economic changes that can affect BLM lands and management activities – whether you caused them or note
• Provides new baseline data and feedback to impact estimates
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Types of MonitoringTypes of Monitoring
• Implementation
• Effectiveness
• Validation
• Trend
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Implementation MonitoringImplementation Monitoring
• Evaluates whether or not a specific action occurred as planned; are we (broadly defined) doing what we said we would?
• Example: Are required infrastructure upgrades or specified hiring practices actually occurring on time and as planned (to avoid undesirable social and economic impacts)?
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Effectiveness MonitoringEffectiveness Monitoring
Evaluates whether or not the properly implemented action is having the desired effects
– Example: Is the new timber sale practice attracting more local bidders and resulting in more local economic benefits, as intended?
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Validation MonitoringValidation Monitoring• Evaluates a model’s accuracy in
predicting events or performance; checks to see whether assumptions were accurate
– Example: Were assumptions about baseline population increases in the region accurate or are they being greatly exceeded; are changes in the model needed?
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Trend MonitoringTrend Monitoring
• Evaluates social and economic changes over time, usually over a broad geographic area; over time, should detect changes in conditions
– Example: How are economies in the region associated with the BLM area changing over time, as reflected by multi-community or county EPS analyses?
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Case Study: Monitoring Effects of the Hawaii Swordfish Closure on Vietnamese-American Fishermen
• EIS social impact assessment – Focused on economic effects (income)– Relied on gross assumptions to predict
fishermen’s responses to the closure – Highlighted EJ issue but relied on study of
other industry to predict social effects– Limited description largely to psychological
effects (individual level of analysis)
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Monitoring Study• Revealed additional impacts:
– Family cohesion– Community cohesion– Industry cohesion– Cumulative impacts
• Described relationships among impacts, creating web of causes and effects
• Tested assumptions used in the analysis• Laid the groundwork for adaptive management
and future impact assessments
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Tips and TricksTips and Tricks• Consider the social and economic
indicators used in the earlier steps as potential monitoring variables
• Involve your cooperators; give them a key role
• Monitor processes as well as outcomes
• Any level of social or economic monitoring is an improvement
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Key PointsKey Points• Include at least
some minimal social and economic monitoring effort in the plan
• Doing so in a collaborative fashion will provide a variety of benefits