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18 wrz 2024 · The Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP), adopted by the HELCOM Contracting Parties in 2007 and updated in 2021, is HELCOM’s strategic programme of measures and actions for achieving good environmental status of the sea, ultimately leading to a Baltic Sea in a healthy state.
- Nutrient Reduction Scheme
The nutrient reduction scheme of the Baltic Sea Action Plan...
- Follow Up of Helcom Agreements
Tracking of implementation of BSAP commitments. The HELCOM...
- Helcom Stakeholder Conferences
Baltic Sea Day Forum 2022; UN Ocean Conference Side Event;...
- EU Strategy for The Baltic Sea Region
Workshop, Baltic Sea and North Sea NECAs; Events 2015....
- Global Commitments
The Regional Seas programmes function through an Action...
- MSFD
The HELCOM Moscow Ministerial Declaration on the...
- Partners in Action
Partners in Action. A highlight of the elaboration of the...
- Sufficiency of Measures
Baltic Sea Day 2020; Events 2019. Baltic Sea Day 2019;...
- Nutrient Reduction Scheme
HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan to various on-going initiatives at the international and national level, including the proposed EU Marine Strategy Directive, the EU Maritime Policy and the Maritime Doctrine of the Russian Federation;
The Baltic Sea Action Plan aims to safeguard the Baltic’s natural ecosystems while also allowing valuable marine resources to be used sustainably in the future.
20 paź 2021 · The updated Baltic Sea Action Plan provides a roadmap for improving the ecological state of the Baltic Sea over the next ten years. It contains about 200 concrete actions and measures addressing biodiversity, eutrophication, hazardous substances, and sea-based activities such as shipping and fisheries.
An alarming decrease in biodiversity of Baltic Sea marine habitats has been observed. It poses risks of irreversible damage to the ecosystem through its endangered resilience and by the loss of species. To counter this, we need an ambitious Baltic Sea Action Plan that protects
the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP) was signed in Krakow, Poland, on november 2007, by the nine con-tracting Parties 1 to the Helsinki commission (HElcom). At the time of signing, it was widely heralded as the most important agreement to protect and restore the marine environment of the Baltic Sea, given its overarch-
The Baltic Sea Action Plan Fund. Concrete actions for a healthy Baltic Sea. n Plan (BSAP). The primary objective of the BSAP Fund is to facilitate and accelerate the preparation and implementation of projects addressing the key challenges facing . Early-stage financial support.
