Deliverable 5.1, type RE (PP): Report on analytical framework for assessment of shipping and harbours in the Baltic Sea

Erik Ytreberg; Lena Granhag; Benjamin  Boteler; Jenny  Tröltzsch; Marius Hasnenheit; Manuel Lago; Eva Roth; Thong Tien Nguyen

Deliverable 5.1, type RE (PP): Report on analytical framework for assessment of shipping and harbours in the Baltic Sea

Erik Ytreberg, Lena Granhag, Benjamin Boteler, Jenny Tröltzsch, Marius Hasnenheit, Manuel Lago, Eva Roth, Thong Tien Nguyen

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Abstract

The aim of this report is to create a framework to understand and ultimately assess the linkages from the drivers of shipping in the Baltic Sea to its effects on ecosystem services and human wellbeing. Available Drivers Pressures State Impact Response (DPSIR) frameworks are analysed and adapted to shipping in the Baltic Sea. The developed DPSIR framework will be operationalised in further steps using available indicators. An adapted DPSIR framework and especially the reviewed indicators will be used to assess potential changes to ecosystem services compared to Business As Usual (BAU) and an integrated assessment and policy analysis to reduce pressures from shipping in the Baltic Sea.

Original language	English

Publisher	SHEBA
Number of pages	45
Publication status	Published - 2016

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Sustainable Shipping and Environment in the Baltic Sea region (SHEBA)
Roth, E. (PI)
01/03/2015 → 31/07/2018
Project: Research

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