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In each edition of the MSP Challenge, countries are coded by colours. This is to help users to distance themselves a bit from the real-life countries and assume a more playful mode - one where they are in control and can try out new things. The idea is to make plans for a managerial area without thinking too much about the how the real-life politicians and policy-makers from the actual country might think about it. Thus, the countries profiles are explained to the users for context and objective specification only. It is up to the users to decide what they want to achieve in MSP Challenge and how.
In each edition of the MSP Challenge, countries are coded by colours. This is to help users to distance themselves a bit from the real-life countries and assume a more playful mode - one where they are in control and can try out new things. The idea is to make plans for a managerial area without thinking too much about the how the real-life politicians and policy-makers from the actual country might think about it. Thus, the countries profiles are explained to the users for context and objective specification only. It is up to the users to decide what they want to achieve in MSP Challenge and how.


Click on the tab corresponding to the edition you are interested in and check the profile of the brown country in that edition.
Click on the tab corresponding to the edition you are interested in and check the profile of the navy country in that edition.


=North Sea=
=North Sea=
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  | title  = Brown
  | title  = Navy
  | image = [[File:NSBrown.png|200px]]
  | image = [[File:Ns_country_navy.png|200px]]
  |headerstyle  =  background:#595958; color:#f9f9f9;
  |headerstyle  =  background:#595958; color:#f9f9f9;
  | header1 = Layer Info
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Country Brown has only a very small area in the North Sea. We recommend nobody actually plays it, but that a session's facilitator represents it if/when they need to (i.e., when sea-basin-wide decisions are made, e.g. concerning IMO routes). That way the facilitator has some opportunities to influence developments when they matter.
Country Navy has only a very small area in the North Sea. We recommend nobody actually plays it, but that a session's facilitator represents it if/when they need to (i.e., when sea-basin-wide decisions are made, e.g. concerning IMO routes). That way the facilitator has some opportunities to influence developments when they matter.


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Revision as of 08:09, 31 August 2023

In each edition of the MSP Challenge, countries are coded by colours. This is to help users to distance themselves a bit from the real-life countries and assume a more playful mode - one where they are in control and can try out new things. The idea is to make plans for a managerial area without thinking too much about the how the real-life politicians and policy-makers from the actual country might think about it. Thus, the countries profiles are explained to the users for context and objective specification only. It is up to the users to decide what they want to achieve in MSP Challenge and how.

Click on the tab corresponding to the edition you are interested in and check the profile of the navy country in that edition.

Navy
Ns country navy.png
Layer Info
Category Governance
Editable No
Area Size 1926.99 km2
Utilizing Layer
EEZ
Territorial waters

Country Navy has only a very small area in the North Sea. We recommend nobody actually plays it, but that a session's facilitator represents it if/when they need to (i.e., when sea-basin-wide decisions are made, e.g. concerning IMO routes). That way the facilitator has some opportunities to influence developments when they matter.

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