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PlanCoast – Contribution to Maritime Spatial Planning

by

Bernhard Heinrichs

Director of Spatial Planning DepartmentMinistry of Transport, Building and Regional Development Mecklenburg – Vorpommern

PlanCoast Lead Partner


PlanCoast

Project Area

3 seas

10 countries

16 partner


What do we want to achieve?

to use Spatial Planning for successful implementation

of ICZM

to establish Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) as a

necessary tool in the EU Maritime Strategy


PlanCoast project structure

Transnational comparative study

National reports on current MSP and ICZM preconditions

Recommendations on Maritime Spatial Planning

+Recommendations on Spatial Planning in ICZM

Pilot projects

Pilot projects

Regional study Adriatic Region


Why integrated Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP)?

We don‘t know the future…

… but more and more uses will have to get along within the same areas


Many users, growing pressure

… on the coast

… in the EEZ and beyond

… in coastal waters


Why integrated Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP)?

MSP can help to cope with new Trends,

•New offshore technologies

•Mari culture

•Rapid growth of maritime transport


Uses in the Baltic Sea


Uses in theBaltic Sea


How to do MSP?

Example Netherlands

Integrated Management Plan for the North Sea 20015


How to do MSP?

Example Irish Sea

Proposed Multiple Use Zoning Map


Sea Use Planning of the German Baltic Sea ( MV )Sea Use Planning of the German Baltic Sea ( MV )


Selection criteria for off shore windfarms in MV


Detail: pipeline corridor


Draft Spatial Plan EEZ of Baltic Sea


What are the expected benefits of MSP?Different expectations depending on the starting point:

Better visibility of uses and use conflicts

Ensuring best possible co-existence of uses

Conflict resolution

Allocating space to new uses

Security for long-term investors….

Securing acceptance through transparent process


Which role does Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA) play in MSP?

TIA provides a project orientated spatial conflict resolution, where a comprehensive spatial plan is not needed

Check large-scale infrastructure projects at an early stage of planning


Which issues are checked in TIA?

In principle: All relevant issues!

TIAEconomy Environment

Society Culture


TIA , SEA and EIA

TIATerritorial Impact

Assessment

SEAStrategic Environmental

Assessment

EIAEnvironmental Impact

Assessment

Environment Spatial Development

project level

programme level


Main issues :- Collision risk- nature protection- tourism

ExampleWindfarm Baltic 1


What are the benefits of TIA ?1) managing conflicts

by early participation of target groups

2) minimizing negative impacts and costs by optimizing the choice for location / routing / technical planning

3) ensuring planning reliability by giving early and reliable information about realisation chances

4) shortening the whole planning process by pre-checking crucial points

5) securing spatial planning objectives by the duty to take TIA results into account in the following process

6) supporting local administrations in case of large-scale investments


Conclusion

Spatial planning is an indispensable instrument for coordinating activities at sea and in the coastal regions and for sustainable resource management in these areas.


Thank you very much for your attention!

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