Marine Spatial Planning: Exploring the Role of Planning Practice and Research

Retzlaff, Rebecca; LeBleu, Charlene

doi:10.1177/0885412218783462

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“…Esto comprobó que los múltiples actores están dispuestos a participar dentro de los procesos relacionados con la PEM. Es necesario que los múltiples actores se comuniquen y trabajen juntos de forma integrada (Olsen et al, 2014;Retzlaff & Lebleu, 2018). Por otro lado, dentro de las ponderaciones de las matrices se encontró que los expertos consultados se inclinaron más por usos y actividades relacionadas con la fauna marina que correspondieron a zonas identificadas con gran riqueza biológica y las áreas SINAP que correspondieron a zonas delimitadas para la conservación de los recursos naturales, resultados similares a los reportados por Invemar, (2017, 2018) dentro de la Unidad Ambiental Costera de la Llanura Aluvial del Sur.…”

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Geo-análisis de usos y actividades marino-costeras en dos jurisdicciones de gestión en el Pacífico colombiano

Perea-Ardila¹,

Barrero²,

Ocampo-Rojas

et al. 2022

Biota

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La gestión eficiente de conflictos entre los usos y actividades en el medio marino-costero es fundamental para el éxito de la Planificación Espacial Marina (PEM). Nuestro objetivo fue el de realizar un geo-análisis de usos y actividades presentes en la jurisdicción de las Capitanías de Puerto de Tumaco y Guapi en Colombia para identificar los posibles conflictos presentes. Utilizamos información geográfica de usos y actividades del medio marino-costero disponible en geo-portales nacionales, se consultó a 23 expertos interinstitucionales para realizar la ponderación de las matrices de conflictos, se realizó un análisis de las interacciones entre los usos y actividades apoyados de análisis espacial, se identificaron los principales conflictos en función de criterios específicos y se realizó la cartografía para la ubicación de los conflictos. Se generó una base de datos con 39 capas geográficas, se encontró la mayor densidad de usos y actividades en aguas interiores, la fauna marina obtuvo el 11,81 % del total de interacciones, se identificaron 73 conflictos potenciales, donde el 23.29 % correspondió a un Índice de Conflicto alto y el 57.53 % de los conflictos ocurrieron entre usuario-ambiente. Con estos resultados aportamos a la gestión de los litorales colombianos dentro del contexto de la PEM.

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Geo-análisis de usos y actividades marino-costeras en dos jurisdicciones de gestión en el Pacífico colombiano

Perea-Ardila¹,

Barrero²,

Ocampo-Rojas

et al. 2022

Biota

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“…MSP is a guideline for managing and improving the marine environment's quality, which can be applied in research and practical fields. The MSP contribution scope includes marine zoning, defining boundaries, planning in a dynamic environment, stakeholder involvement, information needs, integrated marine and land use management, management of overlaps and conflicts of use, and cross-border institutional structures [12].…”

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The Concept of Integration between State and Provincial Sea Boundaries in Indonesia

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The clarity of marine spatial status requires a coherency between the state (territorial) sea boundary and the provincial sea boundary because both have the same sea width of 12 nautical miles. However, the two sea boundaries use different references; the state sea boundary refers to the low-water line, whereas the provincial sea boundary refers to the high-water line, so that the outer limits of the two sea boundaries differ. From the applicable provisions, the provincial sea management area may not exceed the territorial sea area. The method used to detect the overlap between the state sea and the provincial sea is the overlay method. By taking the study area of the waters of the province of East Nusa Tenggara, a difference is produced between the position of the outermost boundary of the territorial sea of the state of Indonesia and the sea area of East Nusa Tenggara province. The results of this study show differences in the boundaries of the state and provincial seas. To prevent potential issues, in the process of implementing Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) and/or Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM), there must be a clarity and a uniform reference between the state and provincial sea boundaries; otherwise, it will create an overlap of authorities, between the state (central) and the provincial level. This incoherency shows that this practice has not fulfilled one of the requirements in implementing ICZM, which requires the integration of all aspects, including political boundaries.

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“…However, MSP as an interdisciplinary field would benefit from more educated planners involved in the planning process. Professional planners could contribute to and improve the MSP process, for example, related to involvement of stakeholders, planning methods, transboundary planning, goal-setting, coordinating different perspectives into goals, and integrating land-use and marine planning objectives with terrestrial planning (Kidd and Shaw 2014 ; Retzlaff and LeBleu 2018 ).…”

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Marine spatial planning: Coordinating divergent marine interests

Grip

Blomqvist

2021

Ambio

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Globally, ecosystem-based marine spatial planning has become a useful instrument to coordinate the planning of different authorities. This, for balancing different requirements when managing marine areas and space. In the planning process, ecology is setting limits to which human activities are acceptable to the society. The use of the marine environment can be planned similarly as the land environment. We argue that there are several aspects which must be taken into consideration. Marine activities have traditionally been planned and managed in a sectoral way. Today, it has become obvious that a more holistic, multi-sectoral and coordinated approach is needed in future successful marine planning and management. The increased awareness of the importance of the oceans and seas challenges the traditional sector division and geographical limits in marine policy and calls for better coordinated and coherent marine policies.

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Marine Spatial Planning: Exploring the Role of Planning Practice and Research

Cited by 21 publications

References 190 publications

Geo-análisis de usos y actividades marino-costeras en dos jurisdicciones de gestión en el Pacífico colombiano

Geo-análisis de usos y actividades marino-costeras en dos jurisdicciones de gestión en el Pacífico colombiano

The Concept of Integration between State and Provincial Sea Boundaries in Indonesia

Marine spatial planning: Coordinating divergent marine interests

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