Spatial management plan developmental state Clause Samples

Spatial management plan developmental state. Depending on the stage of development of the spatial management plan or initiative considered, step 4 will pass through a risk analysis (step 4a) or a state assessment (step 4b). Before management measures to achieve the operational objectives are implemented, several alternative spatial management scenarios, each with specific management measures, should be developed and assessed. The likelihood of each scenario achieving its operational objectives (Step 1b), (as summarized by the set of indicators and associated thresholds or trends developed in Step 3), should then be assessed and compared through a risk analysis. The actions that should be taken in order to run this risk analysis are included in step 4a. This step presents a basic, spatially explicit risk assessment framework, comprising an assessment of the level of impact of a pressure on the ecosystem components described by the respective indicator together with an estimation of the likelihood of a spatial overlap of the ecosystem component with the occurrence (in space and time) of the relevant human pressures. When management measures to achieve the operational objectives are already implemented, the actual state, obtained through the implementation of the management plan, should be evaluated against the operational objectives (Step 1b), summarized by the suite of indicators and their thresholds or trends (Step 3). The steps to be taken to run this state assessment are included in step 4b. It will be necessary to evaluate the spatial management plan developmental state, based on the results of Step 1. Consult the following bullet points for direction to the appropriate step: • Spatial management plan not available ‐ go to step 4a. • Spatial management plan available but not implemented ‐ go to step 4a. • Spatial management plan implemented ‐ go to step 4b.