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BONUS BASMATI – Supporting maritime spatial planning with science. Deliverable 7.7

Julia Ajanko; Vesa Arki; Harri Tolvanen; Hanna Luhtala

BONUS BASMATI – Supporting maritime spatial planning with science. Deliverable 7.7

Julia Ajanko
Vesa Arki
Harri Tolvanen
Hanna Luhtala
Katso/Avaa
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BONUS BASMATI - Baltic Sea Maritime Spatial Planning for Sustainable Ecosystem Services
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https://bonusbasmati.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/BONUS_BASMATI_Del_7_7_summary_report.pdf
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2021042713074
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Overall, marine space is under
increasing pressure from human activities. Traditionally, the activities taking
place in oceans and seas were fishery and transport of goods and people. Today,
offshore energy production, aquaculture, and sea-based tourism are important
contributors to the global economy. This creates competition and conflicts
between various uses and requires overall regulation and planning. Maritime
activities generate pressures on the marine ecosystems, and in many areas
severe impacts can be observed. Maritime spatial planning (MSP) is seen as an
instrument to manage the seas and oceans in a more sustainable way, but to
achieve this information and tools are needed.

BONUS BASMATI Project Findings presents
the main results of the BONUS BASMATI project to the maritime spatial planning
community, to relevant stakeholders, such as fishermen, environmental NGO’s,
the offshore energy sector, the maritime traffic sector, and to the general
public interested in sustainable use of the seas and oceans. The project
outcomes will be presented under two main headlines: Concepts and approaches
and Platforms and tools.

In order to address the need for
integrated and innovative solutions for maritime spatial planning, BONUS
BASMATI project has focused on the concepts and frameworks for decision support
in maritime spatial planning. The outcomes include concepts for sustainability
impact assessments of plan proposals related to marine and coastal ecosystem
services and marine protected areas as well as a concept for data management. The
chapter Framework for sustainability impact assessment of plan proposals,
presents the BONUS BASMATI outcomes on how to assess the integrated social,
economic, and environmental impacts of plan proposals for sustainable development
of marine space. The chapter An ecosystem service approach to marine
protected areas
, presents a concept for designation of marine protected
areas based on the value of the marine seabed habitats and their contribution
to human wellbeing via the ecosystem services’ approach. The following chapter Data
harmonisation facilitates planning across borders and scales
presents a
framework with effective steps towards a more coherent data management, which
may foster better use of data in maritime spatial planning processes.
Stakeholder involvement is essential for a proper maritime spatial planning
process, and hence the chapter Involving stakeholders – Why, Who, When and
How?
addresses stakeholder involvement in the whole process of maritime
spatial planning. The experiences of the Baltic Sea Region planners concerning
how to address stakeholder involvement are presented, and how to involve the
business sector is discussed as an example of a target group.







As part of the BONUS BASMATI project, digital
decision support platforms and tools for maritime spatial planning have been
developed, these will be presented in five chapters: 1) Baltic Explorer – new
tools for collaboration
2) SPACEA – a GIS toolbox to facilitate easy
spatial and environmental suitability analysis
, 3) ESA4MSP – an ecosystem
service assessment tool
, 4) MYTILUS – a toolset for assessing the
impacts of maritime activities
, and 5) SEANERGY – a tool for analysing
conflicts and synergies between different marine uses
.

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