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Policy Area Coordination for Culture and Creative Sectors
PACO CCS
 
PROGRAMME 2014-2020
priority
4 EU Strategy support
objective
4.3 Targeted support & EUSBSR forums

PACO CCS

Budgets

PACO CCS
in numbers
  • 0.24
    Million
    Total
  • 0.20
    Million
    Erdf
  • 0.00
    Million
    Eni + Russia
  • 0.00
    Million
    Norway

Highlights

Outputs

Practical guidelines for the designation of energy and transport infrastructure in the Baltic Sea

These two guidelines help maritime spatial planning authorities to designate areas for energy and transport infrastructure at sea. The guidelines consist of practical step-by-step pieces of advice how to allocate transport corridors and energy infrastructures in national sea beds. They are based on the most commonly used planning criteria and scenarios, which additionally take into consideration the existing differences in procedures and criteria in all the countries involved. Maritime spatial planning practitioners such as national and regional authorities can use these guidelines to compare the different approaches, gain a common understanding of the planning processes in other countries, and align their own maritime spatial planning.
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Project Stories

Partners

Ministry of Justice, European Affairs, Consumer Protection and Equality of Land Schleswig-Holstein

  • Town
    Kiel
  • Region
    Kiel, Kreisfreie Stadt
  • Country
    Germany
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
139,993.99

Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland

  • Town
    Warszawa
  • Region
    Miasto Warszawa
  • Country
    Poland
Approximate total partner budget in EUR
95,300.00
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