RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CONTRACTING PARTIES TO THE BARCELONA CONVENTION

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CONTRACTING PARTIES TO THE BARCELONA CONVENTION MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT-DESIGNATED EXPERT MEETING ON THE APPLICATION OF THE ECOSYSTEM APPROACH BY MAP WHICH MET IN ATHENS ON 20-21 FEBRUARY 2007

1. PROGRESSIVELY APPLY THE ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES THAT MAY AFFECT THE MARINE AND COSTAL ENVIRONMENT

Definition of ecosystem approach A STRATEGY FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES BASED ON THE BEST AVAILABLE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE ECOSYSTEM AND ITS DYNAMICS, IN ORDER TO IDENTIFY AND TAKE ACTION ON INFLUENCES WHICH ARE CRITICAL TO THE HEALTH OF MARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS, THEREBY ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE USE OF ECOSYSTEM GOODS AND SERVICES AND MAINTENANCE OF ECOSYSTEM INTEGRITY

2. Initiate a process, involving scientists and policy makers, aiming at the gradual application of the ecosystem approach, which would include the following steps: Definition of an ecological Vision for the Mediterranean Setting of common Mediterranean strategic goals

PROPOSED ROAD MAP (2) c) Identification of the important ecosystem properties and pressures (Note: From this point onwards, it is necessary to consider the appropriate spatial and temporal scale of application of the approach) d) Development of a set of ecological objectives corresponding to the Vision and strategic goals e) Derivation of operational objectives with indicators and target levels

Redrafting the management plans PROPOSED ROAD MAP (3) Revision of existing monitoring programmes for ongoing assessment and regular updating of targets Redrafting the management plans 3. Consider the launching of pilot projects as a model for the application of the approach

Ecological vision proposed A Mediterranean with marine and coastal ecosystems that are healthy, productive and biologically diverse for the benefit of present and future generations

PROPOSED STRATEGIC GOALS a) To protect, allow recovery and, where practicable, restore the structure and function of marine and coastal ecosystems, thus also protecting biodiversity, in order to achieve and maintain good ecological status allowing for their sustainable use. b) To reduce pollution in the marine and coastal environment so as to ensure that there are no significant impacts or risk to human and/or on ecosystem health and/or on uses of the sea and the coasts.

c) To preserve, enhance and restore a balance between human activities and natural resources in the sea and the coasts and reduce their vulnerability to risks.

WHAT NEXT? Decide on: Management areas Pilot studies