The MCH-MSP INTERREG project: Project objectives, related activities and expected outputs at the 2nd Baltic Maritime Spatial Planning Forum

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The document summarizes the objectives and activities of the MCH-MSP INTERREG project, which aims to safeguard underwater cultural heritage by including it in maritime spatial planning in the Baltic Sea region. The project has 6 work packages related to mapping maritime cultural heritage sites, cross-sectoral planning, stakeholder engagement, and developing management solutions. It will conduct case studies in the Schlei region of Germany and Fehmarn to test pilot planning and management approaches. The overall goal is to share experiences, compare perspectives, and deliver tools and instruments to integrate underwater cultural heritage protection into maritime spatial planning and other sectoral plans.

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The MCH-MSP INTERREG project:
Project objectives, related activities
and expected outputs
underwater cultural heritage
Matthias Maluck
State Archaeological Department of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Maritime Cultural Heritage is missing
in MSP

Project on Maritime Cultural Heritage in Maritime Spatial Planning

Work Packages
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and Planning
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement / Develop tools to include
MCH into sectoral plans
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt

Work Package 2
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and Planning
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement / Develop tools to include
MCH into sectoral plans
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping

Work Package 3
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and Planning
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement
/ Develop tools to include MCH into sectoral plans

Work Package 4
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement / Develop tools to include
MCH into sectoral plans
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and
Planning

Work Package 5
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and Planning
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement / Develop tools to include
MCH into sectoral plans
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions

Pilot Areas/Cases:
Planning and Management
Schlei Region
Fehmarn

Pilot case study
Schlei Baltic Sea Inlet
Karschau
Reesholm
Schleswig

(Photo: Englert 2015)
Shipwrecks & ship-timbers

(Photo: Rösch, Müller & Dörfler 2014)
Underwater structures
Pile-structure of the “Jürgensburg” at low tide
Sonar image of Danevirke’s extension
into the Schlei near Reesholm

Work Package 6
WP 2
MSP related MCH Mapping
WP 4
Cross-sectoral Mapping and Planning
WP 5
Blue Growth Cooperation and
Management solutions
WP 1- Project management (ALSH/EPCO)
WP 3 Cross-sectoral dialogues: Multi-level, cross-sectoral, transnational stakeholder involvement / Develop tools to include
MCH into sectoral plans
WP 6 & Transnational outreach & lessons learnt

PP Abbrev Country Role / expertise
1 State Archaeological Department Schleswig-Holstein ALSH DE Lead Partner, MCH, tourism, data,
stakeholder exchange
2 Ostseefjord Schlei GmbH - DE SME, tourism/Blue Growth,
tourism
3 SUBMARINER - DE EEIG, MSP, shipping, aquaculture,
fishing/Blue Growth, stakeholder exchange
4 National Board of Antiquities NBA FI MCH, stakeholder exchange, data
5 Park & Wildlife METSA FI MCH, MSP, environmental protection
6 University of Turku UTU FI MCH, data
7 Estonian Marine Institute Tartu UTARTU EE MSP, Blue Growth
Project partners
National administrations and boards for cultural
and natural heritage, universities, stakeholder
network
Research institutes, MSP-related institues and
experts, Museums, Russian partners
MSP authorities and organisations

Conclusion
• Share experience / perspectives
• Compare / analyse / understand
• Deliver instruments

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