The triggering factors Sample Clauses

The triggering factors. Based on a number of coastal management issues and weaknesses that have been identified through the preparatory activities, the following “triggering factors” for the CAMP Montenegro can be singled out:  Institutional and legal frameworks are complex, competencies are not always clearly delineated while horizontal and vertical co-ordination between different parts of administration is insufficient; there is a room for improvement when it comes to participation of different stakeholders in policy making.  Integrated or ecosystem-based approaches are not at the core of the planning system (including the spatial planning); sectoral approaches are still prevalent, which exacerbates conflicts between environment and development.
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The triggering factors. The most important "triggering factors" in this region are the development potentials of the region due to its littoral and border position, a solid economic structure with an above-average share of service activities and good development prospects as a future member of EU. The region faces also some important development problems, such as: unbalanced regional development (lagging behind of the Karst and Brkini areas); low value added per employee in comparison with the EU; weak support to entrepreneurship (land, support, advisory services); inadequate transport infrastructure; and structural unemployment, disparity in demand and supply of workforce. Other relevant problems, related to sustainability and environmental issues, are: - conflicts between the environment/spatial planning and development; - conflicts in coastal strip use, development conflicts in protected areas; - insufficient water supply and inadequate protection of water sources; - risks for accidental sea pollution due to dense marine traffic; - lack of appropriate regional environmental information system; and - lack of specific knowledge and awareness related to sustainable development. In response to the above, the CAMP Project for Slovenia will implement Project activities aiming to develop, apply and demonstrate methods, concepts and tools to address the existing and future coastal and river basin management problems. The need to address the above problems within an Integrated Coastal Area Management (ICAM) methodological framework is shared and adopted by all key CAMP Project stakeholders, primarily: • Ministry of the Environment, Spatial Planning and Energy; • National Agency for Regional Development; • Municipalities of South Primorska region; • Regional Development Council of South Primorska Region; and • NGOs on national and regional level.
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