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587 MSP Practices
Frontiers in Marine Science
This study developed a Disturbance Vulnerability Index (DVI) for 26 seabird species for disturbance from ship traffic in the German Baltic and North Seas.
Ocean & Coastal Management
There is growing evidence that the ecosystem service (ES) concept can provide valuable input to marine spatial planning (MSP), by highlighting which ecosystem goods and services can be produced from a planning area.
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & PLANNING, 2019, VOL 2, NO 6, 841-853
Marine spatial planning aims to create a framework for the oceans and seas that minimise conflicts between economic activities within the marine environment while maintaining good environmental status.
MARITIME STUDIES
Both policy-makers and scholars acknowledge and emphasize the need for learning in maritime spatial planning (MSP). However, few explain why learning is important.
C-SCOPE
A range of reports on stakeholder engagement activities, including reports on the annual coastal forum for Belgium; For Dorset a web-based interactive tool was developed, called "iCoast".
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
In this position paper, WWF provides its opinion and recommendations on how to achieve the ecosystem-based marine spatial plans.
PERSEUS
Developed to assist marine policymakers to achieve or maintain GES (Good Environmental Status) of coastal and marine ecosystems in the Mediterranean and Black Sea basins.
SUPREME
This case study presents an analysis of the Dubrovnik – Neretva County within the spatial planning framework of Croatia.
SUPREME
The present case study presents an analysis and spatial organization proposal for the Inner Ionian Sea – Corinthian Gulf, covering an area of about 13,400 km2.
SUPREME
This case study presents an analysis and spatial organization proposals for the North Adriatic Sea which includes Land Administrative Boundaries and Sea Administrative Boundaries of the study area.
SUPREME
The present case study includes a general geographical, physical, and environmental overview of the Slovenian territorial sea and its human uses.
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