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Coastal Research Policy Intergration in Northwest Europe with
a focus on strengthening links between research centres &
local authorities in implementing ICZM.
Review
of ICZM in Practice - The Heritage Council
CoCoNet:
Coastal Communities Network. Establish a network to promote Integrated
Coastal Management in the Interreg III area
CoPraNet:
Coastal Practice Network. It will promote the integrative approach
of coastal areas and coastal waters through a better exchange
of practical experience between planners, managers and researchers.
Special attention will be given to sustainable tourism and to
erosion and safety.
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Artificial
Reefs: The
project determined the feasibility of the development of a sea
angling sector based on the development and exploitation of artificial
reefs.
AHA:
Assesment of Human Activity for the Sustainable Management of
the Coastal Zone of the Southern Irish Sea.
AQCESS:
Aquaculture & Coastal Economic & Social Sustainability.
Bantry
Bay ICZM Charter: Integrated Coastal Zone Management for Bantry
Bay using a consensus building approach
BiblioMara:
An annotated indexed bibliography of Cultural & Maritime heritage
studies of the coastal zone in Ireland.
CFP:
An information system to facilitate greater compliance and conservation
within the CFP
Dingle
Harbour: the first step in a process leading to a joint policy
or statement of intent for the harbour, agreed by all agencies
with jurisdiction or interests in the harbour area.
Ecotourism:
National Maritime Eco-Tourism Scoping Study
ICZM
Baltic Coast: Integrated Coastal Zone Managment (ICZM) Programme
for the Baltic coast of Latvia and Lithuania.
LOSPAN:
Local Spactial Planning and its impact on fragile extuarine ecosystems
Sustainable
Development of the Periwinkle Industry: An assessment of the
potential for the sustainable development of the edible periwinkle,
Littorina littorea, industry in Ireland
Water
Tourism: A scoping study to identify innovative options for
improving physical access to the water, with the aim of supporting
the future growth and development of the Water Based Tourism Sector
in Ireland.
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