interreg iiib cadses „plancoast“ coastal zone and maritime spatial planning
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INTERREG IIIB CADSES „PlanCoast“ Coastal Zone and Maritime Spatial Planning. by Bernhard Heinrichs Ministry for Transport, Building and Regional Development M-V, Germany PlanCoast Lead Partner. Overall Objective. Foster sustainable development in the coastal zones - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
INTERREG IIIB CADSES „PlanCoast“
Coastal Zone and Maritime Spatial Planning
by Bernhard Heinrichs
Ministry for Transport, Building and Regional Development M-V, Germany
PlanCoast Lead Partner
Overall ObjectiveOverall Objective• Foster sustainable
development in the coastal zones
• (land- and sea-side) of the • Baltic Sea, Adriatic Sea and
Black Sea • and support the • EU maritime strategy
PlanCoast Project Area
FinancingFinancing• EFRE EFRE 595.000 EUR 595.000 EUR• CARDS CARDS 493.678 EUR 493.678 EUR• PHARE PHARE 334.200 EUR 334.200 EUR • TACIS TACIS 120.600 EUR 120.600 EUR • EU Financing EU Financing 1.488.478 EUR 1.488.478 EUR • EU Co-Financing EU Co-Financing + 317.000 EUR + 317.000 EUR • Non EU Co-Financing Non EU Co-Financing + 173.542 + 173.542
EUR EUR • Total Total 1.979.020 EUR1.979.020 EUR
The challenges
• Growing conflicts among seaside activities
• Urgent need for spatial co-ordination of offshore uses
Current focal points of EU policy
Integrated Coastal Zone
management (ICZM)
Development of national ICZM-strategies until
2006
European Maritime Policy
Green paper on integrated
maritime policy June 7, 2006
2. Could Spatial Planning make a contribution to these two EU policies?
Experience from the
INTERREG III B BaltCoast
Project
What can Spatial Planning offer to ICZM and the EU Maritime Strategy?
– Proven methods of participation and Proven methods of participation and conflict managementconflict management
– Binding results based on statutory Binding results based on statutory plansplans
– Provision of space oriented data Provision of space oriented data through Geographical Information through Geographical Information Systems (GIS)Systems (GIS)
Example: Pilot Action „Greifswalder Bodden“
Problem: Conflict between water sports and nature protection
Solution: Zoning keeping the balance between nature
protection and development
Example: Pilot Action „Greifswalder Bodden“
BaltCoast Recommendations on ICZM1. ICZM is the responsibility of political bodies
of all levels2. Do not create new ICZM specific
institutions3. Cross-sectoral agencies at regional level
should take the lead for implementation4. Link regional approach with case-specific
solutions5. The focus should be on implementation
and visible results
Project results on sea use planning
•Transnational spatial planning register for offshore areas
•Pan-Baltic comprehensive map of offshore uses
•Comparative analysis of regulations and planning instruments
•Common recommendations for action
Recommendations for action•Agree on a systematic transnational
information exchange on offshore uses
•Prepare spatial plans for offshore areas – where needed
• Introduce project-oriented and cross-sectoral coordination procedures
Sea Use Planning of the German Baltic SeaSea Use Planning of the German Baltic Sea
Conclusions
•Spatial Planning cannot substitute the ICZM-process - but forms an essential part
•A regional approach could best link ICZM-strategy with implementation
•Spatial planning of the sea should become an integral part of ICZM in the Baltics