Baltic Sea Action Plan and Maritime Spatial Planning
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What does it say the Baltic Sea Action Plan about Maritime Spatial Planning? What is the origin of the HELCOM-VASAB MSP Group? All these questions and more resolved in one short and informative presentation. I gave it on 1 November in Riga (Latvia) under the PartiSEApate project
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Baltic Sea Action Plan and Maritime Spatial Planning
- 1. Baltic Sea Action Plan... ...and Maritime Spatial Planning Pam Culver PartiSEApate workshop: MSP as a management tool for Nature Protection Manuel Frias Riga, 1st November 2013
- 2. BSAP: The ”constitution” of the Baltic Sea John Linwood
- 3. ”...achieve a Baltic Sea in good environmental status by 2021”
- 4. Baltic Sea Action Plan brief history Joint HELCOM-OSPAR ministerial meeting Forms the core of BSAP BSAP adopted! HELCOM convention signed 1974 HELCOM convention ratified by all countries 1992 2003 2007 2013
- 5. The four main sections of the BSAP
- 6. ”...develop by 2010 marine spatial planning principles based on the Ecosystem Approach...” ”To this en WE ADOPT HELCOM RECOMMENDATION 28E/9...”
- 7. HELCOM RECOMMENDATION 28E/9 • Develop MSP broad-scale principles • Fill in ____ gaps in spatial ____ • Solve access to ____ • Provide relevant ____ • Develop further HELCOM GIS as a ____source • Carry out consultations on activities with transboundary negative effect on environment
- 8. HELCOM RECOMMENDATION 28E/9 • Develop MSP broad-scale principles • Fill in ____ gaps in spatial ____ data data • Solve access to ____ data data • Provide relevant ____ • Develop further HELCOM GIS as a data ____source • Carry out consultations on activities with transboundary negative effect on environment
- 9. WHO developed the principles? Justin Litton
- 11. Sustainable management Ecosystem approach Long term perspective and objectives Precautionary Principle Participation and Transparency High quality data and information basis Transnational coordination and consultation 10 principles Coherent terrestrial and maritime spatial planning Planning adapted to characteristics and special conditions at different areas Continuous planning
- 15. What will happen next?