The aim the GAP project is to promote and enable processes for open and effective participation of stakeholders in research and management.
Baltic Sea
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Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) is an effective tool for conciliating human activities and environmental values, building on spatial data and geoinformation technologies.
The EU call for proposals in the area of Maritime Spatial Planning under the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund:
Pan Baltic Scope
The report was developed within the framework of the Pan Baltic Scope project, which aims to achieve coherent national maritime spatial planning in the Baltic Sea region, and to build lasting macro-region mechanisms for cross-border MSP cooperatio
BalticRIM
The status report was developed within the framework of the BalticRim project. The document provides an overview of socio-economic aspects and management issues when linking maritime and underwater cultural heritage (MCH, UCH) with other Blue Econ
Pan Baltic Scope
Habitat-forming species are key in providing ecosystem services, green infrastructure and Blue Economy.
Pan Baltic Scope
The report is developed within the framework of the Pan Baltic Scope project, which aims to achieve coherent national Maritime Spatial Planning in the Baltic Sea region, and to build lasting macro-region mechanisms for cross-border MSP cooperation
BONUS BASMATI
The document is developed within the framework of the Bonus Basmati project. It provides the first proposal to turn one of the existing classifications into the marine-specific and MSP-relevant framework that can be used in BONUS Basmati case stud
BONUS BASMATI
The document provides recommendations for structuring the datasets for Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) based on scientific literature, reports of MSP projects conducted in the Baltic Sea region (BSR), documents prepared by the HELCOM-VASAB Maritime
Pan Baltic Scope
The Assessment was conducted as part of the activities of the Pan Baltic Scope project.
Pan Baltic Scope
The report is produced as part of the Pan Baltic Scope project. It targets the spatial planners at the land-sea interface at municipal, regional and national levels. The main goal of the report is to share stories, ideas and lessons learned at dif
Pan Baltic Scope
The report presents the results of the Pan Baltic Scope project, which main objectives were to achieve coherent national Maritime Spatial Planning in the BSR, and to build lasting macro-region mechanisms for cross-border MSP cooperation.