10. Local Governance and Planning of Coastal and Maritime Areas
Chairs: Carlos Nunes Silva (University of Lisbon, Portugal) and Anna Trono (University of Salento, Italy)
Type: hybrid
The session aims to explore and discuss local governance and spatial planning of coastal and maritime areas, looking at the interrelationship between inland social, economic, and environmental practices and those in the adjacent maritime areas, raising awareness for the complexity of the relationships between the different users and uses in these areas. The spatial planning system include, in several countries, a spatial plan specific for the coastal area, in some cases a land strip of few hundred metres along the coast, and whose zoning and constraints the municipal spatial plans (e.g. municipal master plan; urban land use plans) must consider. Another common plan is the land use plan designed for beaches. If these plans are examples of planning instruments for coastal areas that have been in place for several decades now, marine spatial plans are more recent. The articulation between these inland spatial plans and the marine spatial plans, and between these two types of plans and spatial sector plans, as is the case of plans for heritage or tourism activities in the coastal and marine areas, call for new research and critical debate.
Papers submitted to this Session can be focused, but not limited, to the following themes or issues:
• Spatial Planning Systems: planning instruments for coastal areas.
• Marine Spatial Planning: instruments, practices and outcomes.
• Maritime Spatial Strategies and Marine Spatial Plans.
• Spatial data infrastructure to support marine spatial planning.
• Integrated and sustainable planning and management of coastal and oceans areas.
• Spatial planning and marine spatial planning in small islands states.
• Governance and planning of marine protected areas.
• Spatial planning and management of protected areas in coastal regions.
• Governance and spatial planning of coastal cities.
• Heritage and tourism in spatial planning in coastal areas.
• Heritage and tourism in marine spatial planning.
The Session looks especially for contributions which bring a multidisciplinary approach and framework to the understanding of the local governance processes in coastal and maritime areas and to spatial and marine planning more specifically.
Keywords: local governance, spatial planning, marine spatial plans, coastal areas, maritime areas
Parallel sessions
6th June, Martini Hall, U6 Building
S10-1 11:00-12:30 (hybrid)
Local governance of coastal and maritime areas (Chair: Anna Trono, University of Salento, Italy)
Alessandro Vitale, The transformation of Russia’s Arctic Ocean coast and its coastal cities
Alice Moret, A double regulation to protect the Bosphorus
Orli Ronen and Ophir Paz Pines, Central government and local government? Can the two meet? Israel case study in the context of coastal zones
Elizabeth Havice, Ocean Data Science Initiatives and the Making of Ocean Worlds
Bhanwar Vishvendra Raj Singh and Saniya Chawda, Role of Ecotourism in Sustainable Coastal Management; In the context of local governance, India
6th June, Martini Hall, U6 Building
S10-2 14:00-15:30 (hybrid)
Heritage and Tourism in coastal and maritime areas (Chair: Carlos Nunes Silva, University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Anna Trono, Cultural heritage and tourism in Eastern Mediterranean isles and coastal areas
Massimiliano Farris and Alonso Laborda, Constitution. Territories in tension between the sea, the river and the forestry industry
Martina Jakovčić, Military heritage of the Socialist era on the Croatian Adriatic. Potential for future development as maritime heritage or forgotten monsters by the sea?
Oumaima Talbi, Najimi Chaymae, Essediya Cherkaoui, Fatima Benradi, Mohamed Khamar and Abderrahman Nounah, Dynamics of the coastline of the city of Sale
Charlotte Röhl, Jessica Borgs-Rongen and Maarten Soeters, Coastal and maritime tourism stakeholders’ needs and motivations to learn about regenerative destination design
7th June, Room U6-42
S10-3 11:00-12:30 (hybrid)
Risks and Environment in coastal and maritime areas (Chair: Carlos Nunes Silva, University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Elisa Magnani and Annaclaudia Martini, Managing risk in coastal communities: a comparison between Japan and Senegal
Najimi Chaymae, Essediya Cherkaoui, Mohamed Khamar and Abderrahman Nounah, Environmental Assessment of a Coastal Development Project Impacts: A Case Study of the Bouregreg Estuary in Morocco
Florian Drouaud, La gouvernance des risques fluviomarins dans le geo système de l’estuaire de la Loire (France) en contexte d’incertitude
Jing Xie, The role of wetlands in mitigating land surface temperature variations in subtropical coastal cities in South China
Barbara Staniscia, Environmental conflicts and protected areas in coastal regions: a case study in central Italy
7th June, Room U6-42
S10-4 14:00-15:30 (hybrid)
Marine and Coastal Plans (Chair: Anna Trono, University of Salento, Italy)
Eleonora Gioia, Eleonora Guadagno and Filippo Celata, Analyzing coastal planning and risk perception in an area of the central Tyrrhenian Sea (Gaeta Gulf): A multidimensional approach
Guohan Yin, Marine spatial planning in Morocco: from regulatory framework to integrated blue growth
Tim Stojanovic, Planning and governance of marine and coastal areas: comparative approaches
Dritan Rustja, Establishing and managing Marine Protected Areas in Albania: the case of Buna River – Velipojë Protected Landscape
Carlos Nunes Silva, Spatial Planning Systems and Marine Spatial Plans: instruments and practices