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Coastal and Maritime Spatial Planning in Parnu Bay Area in Estonia and Coastal Municipalities in Latvia

Funding Programme:

Interreg

Status:

Completion Year:

Contact Person(s):

Jaan Urb

Cumulus Consulting

jaan.urbatcumulus.ee (jaan[dot]urb[at]cumulus[dot]ee)

Implementation Period:
-
Specific Funding Programme:

Interreg IVA: Estonia-Latvia Programme

Budget:

Overall Budget: € 518.072,29 

EU Contribution: € 430.000,00

About the Project:

Many human activities on marine areas are functionally linked to the shore. For example, off shore wind parks and connection to the terrestrial electricity grid. In order to ensure the functional linkage between marine and terrestrial areas, minimize coastal erosion and its effects and ensure nature conservation and overall coastal development, spatial planning of marine and terrestrial parts of the coastal areas can be used.

Planning the sea area of Pärnu and Hiiumaa residents helps to protect the Baltic Sea and use its resources jointly and reasonably. The coastline of the Baltic Sea is shared by Estonia and Latvia, making cross-border co-operation the best way to enforce the idea of the Baltic Sea as a common sea space. 

Project partners

  • Estonian Ministry of the Interior  - Lead Partner (ET)
  • Pärnu County Government (ET)
  • Kurzeme planning region (LV)
  • Roja Municipality Council (LV)
  • Pavilosta municipality self- government (LV)
  • Engure municipality council (LV)