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- 1. JPI Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans A common European approach to meet the goals of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive.
- 2. What is Joint Programming?
- 3. A concept to tackle challenges that can not be solved solely at national level
- 4. Research funding in Europe 15% 85%
- 5. Objective
- 6. Increase the value of national R&D investments
- 7. JPI Oceans?
- 8. A coordinating and integrating platform for marine and maritime research
- 10. Why?
- 13. Facilitate cooperation Plan common initiatives
- 15. Added Value
- 19. Goals
- 20. Knowledge based maritime economy
- 21. Good environmental status of the seas
- 22. Optimise the response to climate change....
- 23. ...and its impacts
- 24. How?
- 25. Variable Strategic Management Board Geometry Advisory (high level MS/AC representatives) Action Plan Board Implementation Strategic Plan Research & Operational Innovation Executive committee Toolkit Agenda Secretariat
- 26. State of play
- 27. Vision document Cross thematic areas
- 28. National marine maritime research 25 spending(M€) 230 18 200 189 29 30 33 52 300 306 9 100 7 37 121
- 29. 78 Funds per person(€) 47 3 21 3 7 5 2 5 4 5 0.4 2 0.6 0.5 3
- 31. Marine Strategic Framework directive?
- 32. Common principles on the basis of which Member States have to draw up their own strategies
- 33. in cooperation with other Member States and third countries
- 34. To achieve Good Environmental Status of the seas
- 35. Aim: • to protect and restore Europe's marine ecosystems • ensure the ecological sustainability of economic activities linked to the marine environment.
- 36. Member States must firstly assess the ecological status of their waters and the impact of human activities. This assessment covers:
- 37. • an analysis of the essential characteristics of these waters (physical and chemical features, types of habitat, animal and plant populations, etc.); • an analysis of the main impacts and pressures, • an economic and social analysis of the use of these waters and the cost of the degradation of the marine environment.
- 38. On this basis, the Member States must define the objectives and indicators to achieve good environmental status.
- 39. United Nations Regular Process
- 40. Regular process: The mechanism to keep the world’s oceans and seas under continuing review by providing regular assessments at global and supra-regional level
- 41. Regular process MSFD JPI Oceans (Global) (European Commission) (Member States and AC in consultation with the European Commission) √ √ Support informed decision making, by providing the best scientific information √ √ Fully integrated view of environmental, social and economic aspects √ √ Consistent analytical frameworks and data standards (Supporting)
- 42. JPI Oceans will focus on existing gaps: Example: A coordinated European Initiative, to provide Europe with an Integrated Ocean Observing Capability
- 43. Email: rudy.herman@ewi.vlaanderen.be Website: www.jpi-oceans.eu