Ecosystem services in MSP

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Ecosystem services in MSP
Author : Mats Ivarsson
File Size : 43,9 Mb
Publisher : Nordic Council of Ministers
Language : English
Release Date : 06 September 2017
ISBN : 9789289350136
Pages : 169 pages
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Ecosystem services in MSP by Mats Ivarsson Book PDF Summary

This study describes a proposal for a new tool on how to incorporate an ecosystem services approach into the maritime spatial planning process. The proposed tool provides a prototype for a stepwise methodology to analyze linkages between maritime activities and ecosystem services, and to assess the status of marine ecosystem services as a part of the MSP process. The report addresses the Nordic cooperation needs, economic valuation of ecosystem services and trade-offs between concurrent uses of marine areas and ecosystem services. The study shows that making use of the proposed methodology enables and facilitates the incorporation of an ecosystem services approach in the planning process. However, in order to fully assess its possibilities, and the needs for further improvements, future work should focus on applying the methodology on a comprehensive marine spatial planning case.

Ecosystem services in MSP

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