Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) Extension of General Plan of Republic of Lithuania with marine solutions N.Blаžauskas,

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Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) Extension of General Plan of Republic of Lithuania with marine solutions N.Blаžauskas, CORPI RIGA, 2014 January

AIM: To foster the development of the maritime space of Republic of Lithuania + ~10% of the area Territorial (TW) and exclusive economic zone (EEZ)

Click View / Header & Footer to edit SCOPE: MSP concept and SEA Spatial Solutions of LT MSP

MSP principles Sustainability. Spatial planning addresses economic prosperity, social well-being and environmental targets at the same time and balances their respective needs. Pan-Baltic thinking. Considering the whole Baltic Sea ecosystem and the whole Baltic Sea as a planning space. Pan-Baltic priorities. The following cannot be achieved at a national or sub-national level alone: a healthy marine environment a coherent pan-Baltic energy policy safe, clean and efficient maritime transport sustainable fisheries Spatial efficiency: Uses are concentrated as much as possible to keep other areas free, and co-uses, synergies and multiple spatial use are promoted.

PLANNING PRINCIPLES Following the natural pattern

Continuity PLANNING PRINCIPLES

Connectivity PLANNING PRINCIPLES

TransBaltic PLANNING PRINCIPLES

Optimizing the used sea space PLANNING PRINCIPLES

CONCEPT SOLUTIONS Alternative A

CONCEPT SOLUTIONS Alternative B

SEA of proposed solutions

COMMON SPATIAL CONCEPT

SPATIAL SOLUTIONS: DEVELOPMENTS

SPATIAL SOLUTIONS: TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

SPATIAL SOLUTIONS: RESERVATION

SPATIAL SOLUTIONS: ECOLOGICAL BALANCE

SPATIAL SOLUTIONS: REGIONAL POLITIC

Thank you, N.Blаžauskas, CORPI