Marine Spatial Planning Framework
Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) is a process that organizes the use and management of marine areas to balance various activities such as fishing, shipping, renewable energy, and conservation.
Objectives and Principles
- Sustainable Development
- Ecosystem-Based Management
- Stakeholder Coordination
- Inter-Sectoral Integration
Core Components
- Data Collection and Mapping: Spatial data on marine environment, biodiversity, and human activities (e.g., GIS mapping).
- Zoning: Dividing marine areas for specific uses (e.g., protected areas, fishing zones, shipping lanes).
- Risk Assessment: Analyzing threats such as climate change, sea level rise, and pollution.
- Policy and Regulatory Framework: Laws and guidelines for implementing MSP.
Process
- Assessment: Analyzing the current state and use of marine areas.
- Plan Development: ....
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