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A Review of Sustainability Concepts in Marine Spatial Planning and the Potential to Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14
by
Kirkfeldt, Trine Skovgaard
, Frazão Santos, Catarina
in
Acidification
/ Biodiversity
/ Biodiversity loss
/ Destructive fishing
/ Economic development
/ Economics
/ Ecosystem approach to fisheries
/ Ecosystems
/ Environmental economics
/ Environmental objective
/ Habitat loss
/ Investigations
/ marine conservation
/ Marine protected areas
/ maritime spatial planning
/ Objectives
/ ocean governance
/ ocean planning
/ ocean sustainability
/ Planning
/ Spatial planning
/ Sustainability
/ Sustainable development
/ Sustainable Development Goals
/ sustainable ocean use
2021
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A Review of Sustainability Concepts in Marine Spatial Planning and the Potential to Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14
by
Kirkfeldt, Trine Skovgaard
, Frazão Santos, Catarina
in
Acidification
/ Biodiversity
/ Biodiversity loss
/ Destructive fishing
/ Economic development
/ Economics
/ Ecosystem approach to fisheries
/ Ecosystems
/ Environmental economics
/ Environmental objective
/ Habitat loss
/ Investigations
/ marine conservation
/ Marine protected areas
/ maritime spatial planning
/ Objectives
/ ocean governance
/ ocean planning
/ ocean sustainability
/ Planning
/ Spatial planning
/ Sustainability
/ Sustainable development
/ Sustainable Development Goals
/ sustainable ocean use
2021
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A Review of Sustainability Concepts in Marine Spatial Planning and the Potential to Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14
by
Kirkfeldt, Trine Skovgaard
, Frazão Santos, Catarina
in
Acidification
/ Biodiversity
/ Biodiversity loss
/ Destructive fishing
/ Economic development
/ Economics
/ Ecosystem approach to fisheries
/ Ecosystems
/ Environmental economics
/ Environmental objective
/ Habitat loss
/ Investigations
/ marine conservation
/ Marine protected areas
/ maritime spatial planning
/ Objectives
/ ocean governance
/ ocean planning
/ ocean sustainability
/ Planning
/ Spatial planning
/ Sustainability
/ Sustainable development
/ Sustainable Development Goals
/ sustainable ocean use
2021
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A Review of Sustainability Concepts in Marine Spatial Planning and the Potential to Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14
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A Review of Sustainability Concepts in Marine Spatial Planning and the Potential to Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14
2021
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Overview
Ecosystems all over the world are under increasing pressure from human uses. The UN Sustainable Development Goal 14 (UN SDG 14) seeks to ensure sustainability below water by 2020; however, the ongoing biodiversity loss and habitat deterioration challenge the achievement of this goal. Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) is a developing practice with a similar objective to the UN SDG 14, albeit research shows that most MSP cases prioritize economic objectives above environmental objectives. This paper presents an assessment of how MSP can contribute to achieving the UN SDG 14. Results are presented in three steps. First, a representative definition of MSP is presented. Secondly, activities that can be addressed through MSP are laid out. Lastly, results are used to assess how MSP can contribute to the achievement of the UN SDG 14 targets and indicators. This assessment shows great potential for MSP to play a role in the achievement of the UN SDG 14.
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Frontiers Research Foundation,Frontiers Media S.A
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