Marine Spatial Planning in a nutshell
About 71 % of our planet’s surface is covered by oceans. Thus it is no surprise that the Agenda 2030 contains a particular goal (number 14) on oceans, and that Marine Spatial Planning is more and more applied worldwide to make sustainable development possible.
But what does MSP actually mean? How does it work? “Marine Spatial Planning – in a nutshell” is a five-minute film that explains MSP simply and dynamically.
A film by the global Blue Solutions Initiative and the MARISMA project in the Benguela Current Region.
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Length
5:08 Minutes
Date of publication
2017
Project
Blue Solutions - Implementing the CBD Strategic Plan in the field of marine and coastal biodiversity
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Further publications related to the International Climate Initiative and its projects can be found in the publications section of our website.
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