1SINTEF Fiskeri og havbruk AS

OseanografiOvervåking

IlandføringHavneutbygging

Terminalerinfrastruktur

Maritim IT

Internasjonaleavtaler

Sjøsikkerhet

Kunskap FoU Teknologi

”Bærekraftig utvikling og forvaltning av kystsonen”Eksempler på aktiviteter

FjordkryssingFiskeri

HavbrukTurisme

Transport

Foredling

Farled

2SINTEF Fiskeri og havbruk AS

The driving forcetowards SustainableDevelopment is Knowledge about•Human society•Technology•NatureIndicators based ona common frameworklinks sectors together

Cross-cutting issues: Sustainable development concepts and toolsSUSTDEV-2002-3.VIII.2.bCombined ecological, environmental and social indicatorsIndicators: sharing and harmonising databases and statistics and buildingconsensus on combined ecological, environmental and social indicatorsto be used to monitor progress towards Sustainable Development at differentgeographical levels, in particular the regional one.

1. Call: 1.1.6.3 Global changes and EcosystemsSTREP (Strategic Targeted Research Project)

3SINTEF Fiskeri og havbruk AS

Objective: Common understanding. Result: Framework and “state-of-the-art”

The aim of the project is to establish a framework to fostera common understanding of the objectives, tasks, services andindicators connected to sustainable business development in coastal areas.The framework will be the platform for developing strategies, modelsand tools for the incorporation of sustainability in the decision-makingprocesses and bring together people, knowledge and resources neededto meet the challenges.

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Suggested SuCZDe RegionsA. Blach SeaB. MediterraneanC. Iberian Atlantic coastD. Spanish Bay of BiscayE. French coast/English channelF. Norse SeaG. English Isles/North AnlanticH. Baltic SeaI. Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea

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5SINTEF Fiskeri og havbruk AS

Objective: Integrate sectoral topics. Result: Integrated quantitative tools for Sustainability assessment.In order to obtain a sustainable development of coastal zone activitiesa common understanding of the challenges involved is needed.All actors and stakeholders need to agree on common definitionsof objectives and tasks involved.

The development of quantitative tools and analysis will combineeconomic with ecological modelling, integrating horizontal andsectoral topics such as technology impact, use of area, aquaculture,fisheries, tourism, energy production, transport, biodiversity and social issues.

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1 SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture , Norway2 Oceanor, as, Norway3 AZTI - Fisheries and Food Technological Institute Spain4 LNEC - Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil Portugal5 Danish Institute for Fisheries Research, Denmark6 ISSUS, Hamburg Germany7 Bulgarian Ship Hydrodynamics Centre, Bulgaria8 Environmental Network Limited, UK9 Marine Technology and Engineering Technical University of Lisbon Portugal10 METTLE Innovating and Engineering in the Maritime and Logistics World France11 CETEMAR - Centro Estudios Tecino-Maritimos Spain

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