Recent developments in coastal zone management in France: The transition towards integrated coastal zone management (1973–2007)

Deboudt, Philippe; Dauvin, Jean–Claude; Lozachmeur, Olivier

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2007.09.005

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“…In previous studies on ICZM challenges of implementation have been raised (McKenna et al, 2008;Deboudt et al, 2008;McFadden, 2007;Christie, 2005;Tegner Anker et al, 2004). This Swedish case-study analysis shows four main institutional constraints for taking a more integrated approach to climate adaptation in current coastal zone management in Coastby.…”

Section: The Coastby Analysis: Institutional Capacity-building In CLImentioning

confidence: 84%

“…To what extent it also will transform the rules in use remains to be seen. Problems with crosssectoral integration, mutual responsibility and learning in terms of interdepartmental rivalry, clashing professional cultures, traditions and knowledge claims has, in previous studies been identified as major challenges in building institutional capacity for climate adaptation (Ivey et al, 2004;Moser, 2005;Naess et al, 2005;Brooks et al, 2005;Tompkins, 2005;Berkhout et al, 2006;Wilson, 2006;Lidskog and Uggla, 2009;Winsvold et al, 2009;Nicholson-Cole and O"Riordan, 2009;Glaas et al, 2010;Storbjörk, 2010) and in implementing integrated coastal zone management (Tegner Anker et al, 2004;Christie, 2005;McFadden, 2007;McKenna et al, 2008;Deboudt et al, 2008). Such barriers were also found in the Swedish case-study but with the important addition that the individuals situated at the different positions might in practice have a greater impact on the extent of internal coordination than do administrative cultures and traditions per se.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Institutional capacity-building for targeting sea-level rise in the climate adaptation of Swedish coastal zone management. Lessons from Coastby

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2011

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Institutional capacity-building for targeting sea-level rise in the climate adaptation of Swedish coastal zone management. Lessons from Coastby

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Hedrén

2011

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“…Formação profissional marítima (financiamento (continuação da Tabela 1) gestão costeira integrada com a multiplicação dos actores públicos exigindo, especialmente desde os anos '90 com o papel crescente da União Europeia, a abordagem transversal e o desenvolvimento de políticas interministeriais (Deboudt et al, 2008) ou de "estratégias integradas".…”

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Integrated Coastal Zone Management in small islands: A comparative outline of some islands of the Lesser Antilles

Saffache¹,

Angelelli²

2010

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O mosaico dos poderes públicos em zona costeira numa região ultraperiférica da União Europeia: o caso da criação dos recifes artificiais na MartinicaThe mosaic of public authorities in the coastal area of an Outermost Region of the European Union: the case of the creation of artificial reefs in MartiniquePierre Angelelli 1 , Pascal Saffache @ RESUMOSituada no centro do arco das Pequenas Antilhas a leste do Mar do Caribe, a Martinica é uma ilha com 1.100 km 2 . Ela faz parte integrante da República francesa e da União Europeia, onde é reconhecida como uma das sete regiões ultraperiféricas, com as ilhas Canárias (Espanha), a Madeira e os Açores (Portugal).Um projecto de recifes artificiais foi iniciado no ano 2000 para facilitar o repovoamento haliêutico e permitir, após um período de interrupção da pesca, uma exploração optimizada.Este artigo pretende mostrar que, em termos de gestão costeira, a criação de recifes artificiais na Martinica é interessante porque é um exemplo de fragmentação e sobreposição de responsabilidades a nível local, nacional, europeu e internacional e de divergências entre os objectivos ambientais e os objectivos de exploração económica. O "mosaico" dos poderes públicos e a evolução dos objectivos aumentam a dificuldade de participação dos pescadores profissionais na implementação de recifes artificiais -e, de maneira mais geral, a dificuldade em associar os utilizadores do mar a um programa de gestão costeira.Paradoxalmente, esta situação contém em si soluções inovadoras para a "governação" das zonas costeiras na Europa. Com efeito, contrariamente aos Estados independentes ou aos territórios autónomos das Pequenas Antilhas, na Martinica @ -autor correspondente -pierre.angelelli@martinique.univ-ag.fr; co-autor: pascal.saffache@martinique.univ-ag

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“…Deboudt et al [12] have underlined the three periods that can be distinguished in the emergence of ICZM in France:…”

Section: Integrated Coastal Zone Managementmentioning

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Knowledge, Protection, Conservation and Management in the Marine Domain: The Example of the Mainland French Coast~!2009-08-19~!2010-01-18~!2010-04-06~!

Bellan¹,

Dauvin²,

Bellan‐Santini³

2010

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Recent developments in coastal zone management in France: The transition towards integrated coastal zone management (1973–2007)

Cited by 55 publications

References 9 publications

Institutional capacity-building for targeting sea-level rise in the climate adaptation of Swedish coastal zone management. Lessons from Coastby

Institutional capacity-building for targeting sea-level rise in the climate adaptation of Swedish coastal zone management. Lessons from Coastby

Integrated Coastal Zone Management in small islands: A comparative outline of some islands of the Lesser Antilles

Knowledge, Protection, Conservation and Management in the Marine Domain: The Example of the Mainland French Coast~!2009-08-19~!2010-01-18~!2010-04-06~!

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