568
In this sense, the implementation of actions for sustainable development in the
PVE is possible and, through its implementation, they are a guarantee for the
preservation and long-term preservation of its functional integrity and therefore the
habitat of many species from aquatic to terrestrial, as it has been recognized
(CIMARES 2012).
These factors would give legal certainty to the approach presented in this paper,
from the representation of the cyclical nature of the Integrated Coastal Zone
Management for identification within the theory of the time cycle of public policy,
plus the asynchrony between government periods that complicates decision-making
and hinder the conciliation of viable long term projects, as mentioned by several
authors (Azuz-Adeath and Rivera-Arriaga 2004; Santos-Martín et al. 2015). The
analysis from this perspective can be the general methodological guide to understand the ecological, socioeconomic, cultural and political events taking place as
noted by Caviedes et al. (2014), giving the possibility that the success on the conservation of natural resources becomes more efficiently. This, contrary to what
described by Santos-Martín et al. (2015), which define it as a so far limited success
despite the efforts in the management processes and points out as one of the possible
causes the disconnection between management scale and the scales where the ecological processes occur, plus the low specificity and incompatibility of the social,
economic and environmental objectives.
Fig. 18.4 Graphical representation that sets the environment-society relations from the DPSIR
approach that causes the predominant problem in the PVE (Modified from Santos-Martín et al.
(2015)
O. Cervantes et al.
In this sense, the implementation of actions for sustainable development in the
PVE is possible and, through its implementation, they are a guarantee for the
preservation and long-term preservation of its functional integrity and therefore the
habitat of many species from aquatic to terrestrial, as it has been recognized
(CIMARES 2012).
These factors would give legal certainty to the approach presented in this paper,
from the representation of the cyclical nature of the Integrated Coastal Zone
Management for identification within the theory of the time cycle of public policy,
plus the asynchrony between government periods that complicates decision-making
and hinder the conciliation of viable long term projects, as mentioned by several
authors (Azuz-Adeath and Rivera-Arriaga 2004; Santos-Martín et al. 2015). The
analysis from this perspective can be the general methodological guide to understand the ecological, socioeconomic, cultural and political events taking place as
noted by Caviedes et al. (2014), giving the possibility that the success on the conservation of natural resources becomes more efficiently. This, contrary to what
described by Santos-Martín et al. (2015), which define it as a so far limited success
despite the efforts in the management processes and points out as one of the possible
causes the disconnection between management scale and the scales where the ecological processes occur, plus the low specificity and incompatibility of the social,
economic and environmental objectives.
Fig. 18.4 Graphical representation that sets the environment-society relations from the DPSIR
approach that causes the predominant problem in the PVE (Modified from Santos-Martín et al.
(2015)
O. Cervantes et al.
