Member State report / Art10 / 2012 / D6 / Denmark / Baltic Sea

Report type Member State report to Commission
MSFD Article Art. 10 Environmental targets (and Art. 17 updates)
Report due 2012-10-15
GES Descriptor D6 Sea-floor integrity/D1 Benthic habitats
Member State Denmark
Region/subregion Baltic Sea
Reported by Nature Agency
Report date 2013-02-19
Report access BALDK_MSFD10TI_20130219.xml

BAL_DK_RG_001

Feature [Target or Indicator code]
D6
1.4.1
1.4.2
1.5.1
1.6.1
1.6.2
1.6.3
6.1.1
6.1.2
6.2.1
6.2.2
GES descriptor, criterion or indicator [GEScomponent]
D6
D6C4
D6C4
D6C4
D1C6
D1C6
D1C6
D6C4
D6C3
D6C5
D6C5
MarineUnitID
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
  • Baltic Sea (BAL_DK_RG_001)
Method used
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
'The establishment of environmental targets has been based on the following principles: - The targets have been formulated in Danish. It is the Danish version that has been through public consultation and has been politically approved. The paper version in Danish of the Danish Marine Strategy submitted on the 15th of October 2012 is, therefore, to be regarded as the formal document with regards to environmental targets. Should there be inconsistencies between the Danish paper version and the English version as reported in this database, the Danish version will apply. - The environmental targets are established with the aim of achieving good environmental status (GES) or as intermediate targets leading towards GES - The targets setting is based on an ecosystem based approach (as defined at the joint HELCOM/OSPAR Environmental Minister Meeting in 2003 in Bremen, Germany). - The environmental targets are formulated either qualitatively or quantitatively. - Targets set are a combination og state, pressure, impact and operational targets as specified in table MSFD10_Targets. - Some targets have been set to achieve GES other targets are interim targets. - The targets have in general been established for the entire Danish sea area. The targets apply to both the Baltic Sea region and the marine subregion of the Greater North Sea, including Kattegat, unless otherwise specified. - Denmark has not defined seperate assessment units and has, therefore, not established seperate targets for particular areas, unless specificly specified. - Target treshholds etc have not yet been defined. Target indicators have been defined. - Targets have not yet been set for the following criteria/subcriteria: 1.3.2, 1.5.2, 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.3, 6.2.3, 5.1.2, 10.1.3, 11.2.1. Reasons for this has been given in the comments field data base table: frmMSFD - formular, sheet 9_GES.
Description [Targets]
The combined human-induced impact on sea-floor integrity is stable or decreasing
Threshold value [TargetValue]
Reference point type
LimitReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
LimitReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
TargetReferencePoint
Baseline
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Will be defined
Not relevant
Proportion
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-8888
-7777
Assessment method
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
Assessment of number of breeding sites in relation to baseline
To be decided (diving og video surveys)
To be decided (diving og video surveys)
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
Not relevant
Development status
Type of target/indicator
Impact
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
Impact
State
Operational
Timescale
Interim or GES target
Interim
Interim
Interim
GES
Interim
Interim
Interim
Interim
Interim
Interim
Interim
Compatibility with existing targets/indicators
Physical/chemical features
Predominant habitats
  • ShallRock
  • ShallRock
  • ShallRock
  • ShallRock
  • ShallRock
  • ShallRock
  • HabitatsOther
  • ShallMud
  • ShelfMud
Functional group
  • MammalsSeals
Pressures
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • PhysDam_extraction
  • PhysDam_silt
  • PhysLoss_Seal
  • PhysLoss_Smother
  • InputN_Psubst
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • InputN_Psubst
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • PhysDisturbance
  • PhysDam
  • PhysDam
  • InputN_Psubst
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • InputN_Psubst
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • PhysDam_extraction
  • PhysDam_silt
  • PhysLoss_Seal
  • PhysLoss_Smother
  • InputN_Psubst
  • IntroNonSynthSubst
  • IntroSynthComp
  • PhysDam_abrasion
  • PhysDam
  • PhysLoss