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MSP4BIO Deliverable 5.4: Final recommendations, transferability and scale-up of effective biodiversity mainstreaming in MSP
Authors/Creators
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Stancheva, Margarita
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Stanchev, Hristo
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Pinarbasi, Kemal
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Markovic, Marina
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Randone, Mauro
(Producer)4
- Graner, Eider (Producer)5
- Stojanovic, Ivana (Producer)6
- Jaspert, Natascha (Producer)6
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De Raedemaecker, Fien
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Heynderickx, Hanneloor
(Producer)7
- Marie, Baeckelandt (Producer)7
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Boilevin, Volcy
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Gutierrez, Débora
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Spinu, Alina
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Varjopuro, Riku
(Producer)11
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Zaucha, Jacek
(Producer)12, 13
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Matczak, Magdalena
(Producer)12
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Cambra, Eléonore
(Producer)14
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Zaucha, Jacek
(Editor)12, 13
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Matczak, Magdalena
(Editor)12
- 1. Center for Coastal and Marine Studies (CCMS)
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Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission
- 3. PAP/RAC
- 4. WWF MMI
- 5. WWF Med
- 6. s.Pro - sustainable Projects
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Flanders Marine Institute
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Nantes Université
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Universidade dos Açores
- 10. National Institute for Marine Reserach and Development "Grigore Antipa"
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Finnish Environment Institute
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Gdynia Maritime University
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University of Gdańsk
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CNR, National Research Council, Institute of Marine Science (Rome)
Description
This report presents the final recommendations on the transferability and scaling up of effective solutions for biodiversity mainstreaming in MSP. It provides the findings from the cross-test site analysis and advises on the transferability of results, as well as the potentials and barriers associated with scaling them up. The recommendations are tailored for each European Sea Basin in the MSP4BIO (North Sea, Baltic Sea, Northeast Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea), emphasizing the key challenges, opportunities, and necessary enabling conditions for successful implementation, thereby laying the groundwork for broader application across Europe and beyond. The report encompasses three key components, including: a) the ways biodiversity can be considered in MSP depending on the local conditions, b) key pitfalls and enablers for ecosystem-based management in MSP of key economic sectors depending on the sea basin relevance, and c) key policy coherence considerations feeding into regional strategies.
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