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C. von Schweinichen An Integrated Approach to Sustainable Coastal Management
In order to integrate environmental and coastal area development decision-making
processes in a more comprehensive way, it is necessary not only to elaborate and implement different environmental policy sub-sectors, but also to apply a common glue for
these broad policy fields. The polluter-pays principle, precautionary principle, and the
principle of preventing environmental damage form one component of this glue, spatial and land-use planning, as well as economic instruments, the second one (ibidem).
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C. von Schweinichen An Integrated Approach to Sustainable Coastal Management
In order to integrate environmental and coastal area development decision-making
processes in a more comprehensive way, it is necessary not only to elaborate and implement different environmental policy sub-sectors, but also to apply a common glue for
these broad policy fields. The polluter-pays principle, precautionary principle, and the
principle of preventing environmental damage form one component of this glue, spatial and land-use planning, as well as economic instruments, the second one (ibidem).
References
Charlier C, Charlier R (1995) Sustainable multiple-use and management of the coastal zone in environmental management and health. Vol 6, Issue 1, ISSN 0956-6163
European Commission (1996) Brussels European sustainable cities. Eurepean Commission Directorate
General XI, Expert Group on the Urban Environment, Brussels
European Environment Agency (1995) Europe's environment. The Dobris Assessment EEA, Copenhagen
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1993) The Rio follow-up at regional level. A review
of major regional policy implications of the outcome of the United Nations conference on environment and development. United Nations, Geneva
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1994) Environmental conventions elaborated under
the auspices of the UN/ECE. United Nations, New York and Geneva
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1995a) Environmental Programme for Europe. Working group of senior governmental officials, endorsed by the ministerial conference Environment for
Europe. Sofia, Bulgaria
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1995b) Water series NO.2. Protection and sustainable use of waters. Recommendations to ECE Governments. United Nations, New York and Geneva
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1996a) Guidelines on sustainable human settlements
planning and management. United Nations, New York and Geneva. ECEfHBPf95)
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (1996b) Guidelines on access to environmental information and public participation in environmental decision-making. United Nations, New York
and Geneva
United Nations Environment Programme Nairobi (1982) Convention for the protection of the Mediterranean Sea against pollution (Barcelona Convention). United Nations, New York
van der Wal (1993) Sustainable urban development: Research and experiments. Proceedings of the PROf
ECE workshop in Dordrecht, November 1993. Delft University Press