The ICAM indicators calculated in the context of the SPINCAM Pilot Project targets not only to scientists and technicians, but to a wider public, including different stakeholders. This will be achieved by producing fact sheets about each indicator, and a State of Coast Report by each country, with common format agreed by the countries, based on a common and comparable mode and available on line. Such material will allow the decision makers to analyze the calculated ICAM indicators and identify trends affecting some key coastal issues.  A national workshop will be convened to define together with policy makers which issues must be presented in such format. The final fact sheets and State of Coastal Reports will be presented at a National Conference involving technical and decision-makers in each country.

Specialists in each country will design, produce, and promote educative and diffusion material on subjects related to ICAM. With the same objective, a workshop in each country will be convened to present the ICAM framework to stakeholders.

National and regional web-based on-line atlas systems will be developed enabling dynamic mapping of georeferences data layers. 

Training manuals will be developed and capacitors will be prepared to train users in the use and management of the regional ICAM information system. This will also encourage practitioners and stakeholders to contribute to the system by feeding it with data and information, helping to consolidate the system in the region.