Sustainable Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) and achieving good environmental status

Establishing links between spatial planning and water management in the coastal zone and sustainable spatial planning

Adaptation of monitoring of the state of the marine environment

Establishment of an information system to monitor the effectiveness of the implementation of core and complementary measures

Establishment of a system for the effective implementation of environmental assessments for the area of impacts of plans/activities/movements on marine waters

Natura 2000, protected areas, ecologically important areas, natural values, protected species and habitat types

Protection and restoration of marine biodiversity and ecosystems in the framework of sustainable fishing activities

Management of recreational fisheries

Management of marine Natura 2000 sites

Identification of Natura 2000 sites for Tursiops truncatus and Caretta caretta

Identification, mapping of marine environment habitats and carrying out regular monitoring of selected marine environment habitats

Fish and shellfish species management

Establishment of a network for information and response in the event of stranded or damaged marine mammals and turtles

Prevention of seabed damage by anchorage

Verification of the possibility of speed limitation on vessels – pleasure craft, merchant and passenger ships

Environmental impact assessment – impact on water status

Direction of inspection

Prevention, remediation and liability for environmental damage

Water pollution charges

Monitoring of the state of the marine environment

Information, awareness and education of the public on water management

Development of criteria and methodologies in the field of the state of the marine environment

Package of basic measures to preserve the integrity of the seabed (restrictions/bans on anchorage at sea)

Package of basic measures to avoid hydromorphological pressures on the coastline