Marine spatial planning in reality: Introduction to case studies and discussion of findings

Jones, Peter J.S.; Lieberknecht, Louise M.; Qiu, Wanfei

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2016.04.026

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“…In addition, the extent to which different objectives are emphasized within the MSP process can influence outcomes. For example, some European MSP processes have been criticised as favoring economic development interests at the expense of conservation objectives (Jones, Lieberknecht, & Qiu, 2016). The lens through which the Blue Economy is interpreted may therefore have flow on implications for the way in which MSP is employed.…”

Section: Delimitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Shades of blue: what do competing interpretations of the Blue Economy mean for oceans governance?

Voyer

Quirk

McIlgorm

et al. 2018

Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning

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Section: Delimitationmentioning

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Shades of blue: what do competing interpretations of the Blue Economy mean for oceans governance?

Voyer

Quirk

McIlgorm

et al. 2018

Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning

248

112

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“…While MPAs are considered a valuable tool to protect biodiversity in European waters, especially the Natura 2000 networks of the Habitats and Birds Directives, recent figures from the European Environment Agency indicate that the majority of them are ineffective in achieving their biodiversity conservation objectives (Jones et al 2016). Investment in the effective governance of MPAs needs to be supported.…”

Section: Scientific Research Needs To Address Challenges To Biodiversitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Many examples of the failure of MPAs in achieving their stated objectives have been ascribed to inappropriate governance (Cinner et al 2009, Jones 2014. Through a range of case studies, spanning several different countries and maritime regions, different governance approaches will be analysed with respect to their effectiveness in achieving MPA conservation objectives, employing the MPA Governance (MPAG, www.mpag.info) analysis framework (Jones et al 2016, Jones et al 2013. Combinations of governance incentives will be analysed with the aim of identifying combinations that may promote more effective MPAs in particular contexts.…”

Section: Theme 6: Governance Of Marine Protected Areasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing marine conservation in European and contiguous seas with the MarCons Action

Katsanevakis¹,

Mackelworth²,

Coll³

et al. 2017

RIO

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International audienceCumulative human impacts have led to the degradation of marine ecosystems and thedecline of biodiversity in the European and contiguous seas. Effective conservationmeasures are urgently needed to reverse these trends. Conservation must entail societalchoices, underpinned by human values and worldviews that differ between the countriesbordering these seas. Social, economic and political heterogeneity adds to the challenge ofbalancing conservation with sustainable use of the seas. Comprehensive macro-regionalcoordination is needed to ensure effective conservation of marine ecosystems andbiodiversity of this region. Under the European Union Horizon 2020 framework programme,the MarCons COST action aims to promote collaborative research to support marinemanagement, conservation planning and policy development. This will be achieved bydeveloping novel methods and tools to close knowledge gaps and advance marineconservation science. This action will provide support for the development of macro-regional and national policies through six key actions: to develop tools to analysecumulative human impacts; to identify critical scientific and technical gaps in conservationefforts; to improve the resilience of the marine environment to global change and biologicalinvasions; to develop frameworks for integrated conservation planning across terrestrial,freshwater, and marine environments; to coordinate marine conservation policy acrossnational boundaries; and to identify effective governance approaches for marine protectedarea management. Achieving the objectives of these actions will facilitate the integration ofmarine conservation policy into macro-regional maritime spatial planning agendas for theEuropean and contiguous seas, thereby offsetting the loss of biodiversity and ecosystemservices in this region

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“…Entretanto, a implementação das obrigações vinculadas nas diretivas deu-se de forma diversa, fato que pode ser atribuído à distinção entre os atributos das diretivas. Apesar da confluência teórica de integração, a Diretiva de Planificação do Espaço Marinho distancia-se dos objetivos da Diretiva de Estratégia Marinha ao não mencionar qualquer obrigação de realização do bom estado ambiental 69 .…”

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“…Nota-se a consistência de afirmativas sobre o desacoplamento do PEM do ecossistema, mesmo que expressamente seja qualificado como instrumento de abordagem ecossistêmica 75 .…”

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Gestão Dos Espaços Marinhos No Contexto Das Energias Marinhas Renováveis

Mont'Alverne

Cavalcante

2018

RBPP

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As Energias Marinhas Renováveis (EMR) estão inseridas no contexto de compartilhamento dos espaços marinhos na União Europeia (UE), com possíveis conflitos de interesses. Este artigo possui o objetivo de analisar a gestão dos espaços marinhos e o instrumento de Planejamento do Espaço Marinho como meios de possibilitar o desenvolvimento de EMR, com perspectivas para o Brasil. Inicialmente apresenta-se a política de Crescimento Azul da UE e outras políticas de gestão de espaços e incentivos de EMR na UE. Um seguida, discute-se a governança dos mares e oceanos e especifica-se as questões jurídicas da gestão dos espaços marinhos. Ao final, analisa-se a fundamentação político-jurídica do Planejamento do Espaço Marinho e as tensões entre racionalidades do crescimento econômico e da abordagem ecossistêmica na gestão das atividades industriais localizadas nos mares e oceanos. Conclui-se que o instrumento normativo da PEM aspira a harmonização entre os objetivos do crescimento econômico dos Estados costeiros e da proteção do meio ambiente marinho. Essa harmonização realiza-se com base em uma perspectiva estratégica e integrada de alocação de atividades no espaço oceânico dentro da abordagem ecossistêmica, ou seja, dentro dos limites ecológicos e sobre uma base equitativa. O PEM com enfoque na abordagem ecossistêmica constitui boa prática dos países europeus a ser considerada para a gestão integrada do espaço marinho brasileiro e possibilita a segurança jurídica necessária para o desenvolvimento de EMR.

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Marine spatial planning in reality: Introduction to case studies and discussion of findings

Cited by 225 publications

References 16 publications

Shades of blue: what do competing interpretations of the Blue Economy mean for oceans governance?

Shades of blue: what do competing interpretations of the Blue Economy mean for oceans governance?

Advancing marine conservation in European and contiguous seas with the MarCons Action

Gestão Dos Espaços Marinhos No Contexto Das Energias Marinhas Renováveis

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