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Coastal Tourism As A Driver For Multi-Use In The Northern Adriatic Sea

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 27 Jun 2018Publisher:ZenodoFunded by:EC | MUSES

Authors: Bocci, Martina; Barbanti, Andrea; Carrer, Sebastiano; Castellani, Chiara; Ramieri, Emiliano; Venier, Chiara; Depellegrin, Daniel; +1 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1304140 , 10.5281/zenodo.1304141

Coastal Tourism As A Driver For Multi-Use In The Northern Adriatic Sea

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Abstract

Poster presented during the H2020 "MUSES" project stakeholder workshop ’Embracing opportunities – Ocean Multi-Use Action Plan development workshop’ (Venice - June 27th, 2018). The poster analyses the potential for development of Multi-Use in the Northern-Adriatic coastal waters by combining existing and innovative touristic services with other traditional economic sectors and assets on the area. Drivers, added values, barriers, and impacts of Multi-Use have been identified integrating desk analysis and stakeholders perception. The results show the existence of a good potential for Multi-Use development and Blue-Growth in the area, still limited by barriers, particularly in the field of legislation, administrative processes and stakeholders capacity. Needed actions at local and regional (sub-national) level are highlighted in order to exploit this potential.

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Northern Adriatic, Synergies, Sustainable tourism, Multi-Use, Blue Growth, Coastal activities

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