MS/Art10/2018/D1-F/Finland/Baltic Sea

Member State report / Art10 / 2018 / D1-F / Finland / Baltic Sea

Report type	Member State report to Commission
MSFD Article	Art. 10 Environmental targets (and Art. 17 updates)
Report due	2018-10-15
GES Descriptor	D1 Fish
Member State	Finland
Region/subregion	Baltic Sea
Reported by	Finnish Environment Institute
Report date	2019-04-10
Report access	msfd2018-ART10_Targets_3Jan2019.xml

Simplified table

Target code	ALUE1	LUONTO1	LUONTO1	LUONTO2	LUONTO2	LUONTO3	LUONTO4	LUONTO4	LUONTO4	LUONTO4	LUONTO4	LUONTO4	LUVA1	LUVA1	LUVA1	LUVA1	LUVA2	LUVA2
Target description	Maritime spatial planning is carried out in a way that it advances the achievement of good environmental status in marine environment.	Marine protected areas cover at least 10% of each of the five marine areas and form an ecologically coherent network.	Marine protected areas cover at least 10% of each of the five marine areas and form an ecologically coherent network.	Marine protected areas will effectively protect the features for which they have been established. Within-MPA pressures will be lower than outside in order to ensure habitats’ and species’ viability and favourable conservation status. Management plans will be made on the basis of the local underwater nature and the pressures threatening it.	Marine protected areas will effectively protect the features for which they have been established. Within-MPA pressures will be lower than outside in order to ensure habitats’ and species’ viability and favourable conservation status. Management plans will be made on the basis of the local underwater nature and the pressures threatening it.	Disturbing or adversely affecting traffic and human presence and activities decrease in marine protected areas.	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases.	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease and area of suitable spawning habitats increases.	Managing the coastal fisheries secures its sustainability for the most important target species, support biological diversity and not risk achievement of good state.	Managing the coastal fisheries secures its sustainability for the most important target species, support biological diversity and not risk achievement of good state.	Managing the coastal fisheries secures its sustainability for the most important target species, support biological diversity and not risk achievement of good state.	Managing the coastal fisheries secures its sustainability for the most important target species, support biological diversity and not risk achievement of good state.	Area-specific restoration and management plans improve the state of sea trout populations.	Area-specific restoration and management plans improve the state of sea trout populations.
Feature(s)	All marine ecosystem elements	All marine ecosystem elements	All marine ecosystem elements	All marine ecosystem elements	All marine ecosystem elements	All marine ecosystem elements Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	All activities related to production of energy Input of organic matter - diffuse sources and point sources Turbidity (silt/sediment loads)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)	Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
GES components	D1 D10 D11 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9	D1 D4 D6	D1 D4 D6	D1 D4 D6	D1 D4 D6	D1 D11 D4 D6	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D5	D1-F D3 D4	D1-F D3 D4	D1-F D3 D4	D1-F D3 D4	D1-F D3	D1-F D3
Timescale	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412	202412
Update date	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807	201807
Update type	Same as 2012 definition	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target	New target
Marine reporting unit	BAL-FI	BAL-FI-AS BAL-FI-BS BAL-FI-GF BAL-FI-NB BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI-BB	BAL-FI-AS BAL-FI-BS BAL-FI-GF BAL-FI-NB BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI-BB	BAL-FI	BAL-FI-AS BAL-FI-BS	BAL-FI-BB	BAL-FI-GF	BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI-AS BAL-FI-BS BAL-FI-GF BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI-BB	BAL-FI-BB	BAL-FI-BS BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI-AS	BAL-FI-BB BAL-FI-BS BAL-FI-QK	BAL-FI	BAL-FI
Element	Recognition of goals	Marine Protected Areas	Marine protected areas	Marine Protected Areas	Marine protected areas	Marine Protected Areas	Migrating fish	Migrating fish	Migrating fish	Migrating fish	Migrating fish	Migrating fish	Pikeperch (Sander lucioperca)	Pikeperch (Sander lucioperca)	Pipeperch (Sander lucioperca)	White fish (Coregonus lavaretus)	Sea trout (Salmo trutta)	Sea trout (Salmo trutta)
Element 2
Parameter	Other	Extent	Extent	Extent	Extent	Other	Distribution (spatial)	Distribution (spatial)	Distribution (spatial)	Distribution (spatial)	Other	Other	Size distribution	Size distribution	Size distribution	Size distribution	Abundance	Mortality rate / Mortality rate from fishing (F)
Parameter - other	Marine spatial planning					Illegal presence within MPAs					Migration barriers	Migration barriers
Target value
Value achieved - upper
Value achieved - lower
Value unit	Other	percentage	percentage	percentage	percentage	Other	square kilometre	square kilometre	square kilometre	square kilometre	Other	Other	(number of) individuals	(number of) individuals	(number of) individuals	(number of) individuals	(number of) individuals	(number of) individuals
Value unit - other	Spatial plans					events					items	items
Target status	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved	Target not yet achieved
Assessment period	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024	2018-2024
Target assessment description	Maritime spatial planning is carried out in a way that it advances the achievement of good environmental status in marine environment.	Marine protected areas cover at least 10% of the Finnish waters and each of the five marine areas and form an ecologically coherent network.	Marine protected areas cover at least 10% of the Finnish waters and each of the five marine areas and form an ecologically coherent network.	Marine protected areas will effectively protect the features for which they have been established. Within-MPA pressures will be lower than outside in order to ensure habitats’ and species’ viability and favourable conservation status. Management plans will be made on the basis of the local underwater nature and the pressures threatening it.	Marine protected areas will effectively protect the features for which they have been established. Within-MPA pressures will be lower than outside in order to ensure habitats’ and species’ viability and favourable conservation status. Management plans will be made on the basis of the local underwater nature and the pressures threatening it.	Disturbing or adversely affecting traffic and human presence and activities decrease in marine protected areas.	Area of foreseeable space incidentalis	Available area for spaghetti.	Area of foreseeable space incidentalis	Area of available space emerging.	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease	Migration barriers for river-migrating fish decrease.	The minimum exploitable size of pikeperch will be increased and gillnet mesh size will be increased to avoid smaller fish sizes. The target is to increase the size distribution of pikeperch by 2024.	The minimum exploitable size of pikeperch will be increased and gillnet mesh size will be increased to avoid smaller fish sizes. The target is to increase the size distribution of pikeperch by 2024.	The minimum exploitable size of pikeperch will be increased and gillnet mesh size will be increased to avoid smaller fish sizes. The target is to increase the size distribution of pikeperch by 2024.	The minimum exploitable size of white fish will be increased and gillnet mesh size will be increased to avoid smaller fish sizes. The target is to increase the size distribution of white fish by 2024.	Sea trout arrears impro-active during the period 2018-2024.	Mortality of marked sea trout in fishing gears decreases during 2018–2024.
Related indicator	Number of GES-related objectives in plans	Coverage of marine protected areas BAL-FI-IND-MPA_coherence	Coverage of marine protected areas BAL-FI-IND-MPA_coherence	Number of management plans from last five years Number of state assessments in Natura 2000 areas BAL-FI-IND-implemented_management	Number of management plans from last five years Number of state assessments in Natura 2000 areas BAL-FI-IND-implemented_management	Number of observations of illegal presence in MPAs	Area of suitable spawning habitat	Area of suitable spawning habitat	BAL-FI-IND-Suitable_habitats	Area of suitable spawning habitat	Number of migration barriers in rivers	Number of migration barriers in rivers	Catch of Perch and Pike-Perch	BAL-FI-IND-PERCH-pikeperch	BAL-FI-IND-PERCH-pikeperch	BAL-FI-IND-whitefish	Abundance of Sea Trout Spawners and Parr Abundance of sea trout populations	Selective fishing intensity on sea trouts
Related measures	BALFI-M024-PLAN	BALFI-M024-MPLAN BALFI-M025-HABIT	BALFI-M024-MPLAN BALFI-M025-HABIT	BALFI-M024-MPLAN BALFI-M025-HABIT	BALFI-M024-MPLAN BALFI-M025-HABIT	BALFI-M024-MPLAN BALFI-M025-HABIT	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M004-EUTRO BALFI-M026-HABIT BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH	BALFI-M011-FISH BALFI-M012-FISH BALFI-M033-FISH BALFI-M034-FISH