A STRATEGY FOR SCOTLAND'S COAST AND INSHORE WATERS
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CONTENTS
Executive Summary
Foreword
A new future for Scotland's Coast and Inshore waters
1. Introduction
1.1 What's special about Scotland's coastal zone?
1.2 Why do we need a Scottish coastal strategy?
1.3 How do we draw a strategy together?
2. Understanding the Challenges
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Commercial Fisheries
2.3 Marine Aquaculture
2.4 Oil and Gas
2.5 Aggregate and Mineral Extraction
2.6 Power Generation
2.7 Ports and Marine Transportation
2.8 Tourism and Recreation
2.9 Marine and Coastal Natural Heritage
2.10 Cultural Heritage and Archaeology
2.11 Military Activity
2.12 Coastal Defence and Shoreline Management
2.13 Water Quality
2.14 Cross-cutting Themes
3. Home truths and lessons from elsewhere
3.1 Experience of ICZM in Scotland
3.2 International experience
3.3 Key lessons learned
4. Responding to the Challenges: Key Objectives and Actions
4.1 Integration
4.2 Spatial Planning and Decision-Making
4.3 Leadership
4.4 The Value and Resources of Our Coast
4.5 Working with Natural Dynamic Processes
4.6 Stakeholder Participation
4.7 Research, Monitoring and Data and Information
5. The Way Forward and Reviewing Progress
5.1 The Way Forward
5.2 Monitoring the Process
5.3 Monitoring the Outcomes
6. Abbreviations and Glossary
7. Bibliography
8. Annex 1 - Sector Analysis
8.1 Aggregrate and Mineral Extraction
8.2 Coastal Defence and Shoreline Management
8.3 Commercial Fisheries
8.4 Cultural Heritage and Archaeology
8.5 Marine Aquaculture
8.6 Marine and Coastal Natural Heritage
8.7 Military Activity
8.8 Oil and Gas
8.9 Ports and Marine Transportation
8.10 Power Generation
8.11 Tourism and Recreation
8.12 Water Quality
9. Annex 2 - Acknowledgements
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