MSP – MARITIME SPATIAL PLANNING

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\ PRECAUTIONARY This principle suggests that if a decision could cause severe or irreversible harm to society or the environment, in the absence of a scientific consensus that harm would not ensue, the burden of proof falls on those who advocate taking the action. INTEGRATION ECOSYSTEM INTEGRITY Working in sectoral and institutional compartments or “silos” is often an efficient way to manage, but it creates significant costs of non-coordination that should be identified and addressed. <strong>MSP</strong> can play a critical role in facilitating coherence and integration. Integration among levels of government can help create complementary and mutually reinforcing decisions and actions. The principle implies a primary focus on maintaining ecosystem structure and functioning within a <strong>MSP</strong> area. It includes the recognition that ecosystems are dynamic, changing and sometimes poorly understood (therefore requiring precautionary decision-making). PRINCIPLES
Planning protected areas as vulnerables resources of a marine sensible bioma. GOALS
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