Term:
Integrated coastal area management; integrated coastal zone management; integrated coastal management
Definition:

Integrated coastal area management is a dynamic process by which actions are taken for the use, development and protection of coastal resources and areas to achieve national goals established in cooperation with user groups and regional and local authorities.; A dynamic, multidisciplinary and iterative process to promote sustainable management of coastal zones.

Domain:
Fishery
Source:
COFI, FAO, 2006.; European Environment Agency, EAA.
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