Standard Indicator Format and Indicator Fact Sheet :
The starting point of DEDUCE is the set of 27 indicators and 45 measurements
for sustanaible development in coastal zones. This page proposes deux
components of DEDUCE work to calculate these indicators :
· - The Standard Indicator Format - SIF: defines
and describes the methodology of calculation.
·- The Indicator Fact Sheet – IFS: summarises
and communicates the main information obtained by partners on each indicator.
The graphs and maps, analysis and comparison are its main components.
All these documents are downloadable on this page.
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1-To control further development of the undeveloped coast as appropriate. |
1-DEMAND FOR PROPERTY ON THE COAST |
1-1-Size, density and proportion of the population living on the coast |
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1-2-Value of residential property. |
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2-AREA OF BUILT-UP LAND |
2-1-Percentage of built-up land by distance from the coastline |
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3-RATE OF DEVELOPMENT OF PREVIOUSLY UNDEVELOPED LAND |
3-1-Area converted from non-developed to developed land uses |
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4-DEMAND FOR ROAD TRAVEL ON THE COAST |
4-1-Volume of traffic on coastal motorways and major roads |
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5-PRESSURE FOR COASTAL AND MARINE RECREATION |
5-1-Number of berths and moorings for recreational boating |
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6-LAND TAKEN UP BY INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE |
6-1-Proportion of agricultural land farmed intensively |
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2-To protect, enhance and celebrate natural and cultural diversity. |
7-AMOUNT OF SEMI-NATURAL HABITAT |
7-1-Area of semi-natural habitat |
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8-AREA OF LAND AND SEA PROTECTED BY STATUTORY DESIGNATIONS |
8-1-Area protected for nature conservation, landscape and heritage |
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9-EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF DESIGNATED SITES |
9-1-Rate of loss of or damage to, protected areas |
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10-CHANGE IN SIGNIFICANCE COASTAL AND MARINE HABITATS AND SPECIES |
10-1-Status and trend of specified habitats and species |
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10-2-Number of species per habitat type |
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10-3-Number of Red List coastal area species |
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3-To promote and support a dynamic and sustainable coastal economy |
11-LOSS OF CULTURAL DISTINCTIVENESS |
11-1-Number and value of sales of local products with regional quality labels or European PDO/PGI/TSG |
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12-PATTERNS OF SECTORAL EMPLOYMENT |
12-1-Full time, part time and seasonal employment per sector |
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12-2-Value added per sector |
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13-VOLUME OF PORT TRAFFIC |
13-1-Number of incoming and outgoing passengers per port |
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13-2-Total volume of goods handled per port |
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13-3-Proportion of goods carried by short sea routes |
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14-INTENSITY OF TOURISM |
14-1-Number of overnight stays in tourist accommodation |
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14-2-Occupancy rate of bed places |
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15-SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
15-1-Number of tourist accommodation units holding EU Eco-label |
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15-2-Ratio of overnight stays to number of residents |
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4-To ensure that beaches are clean and that coastal waters are unpolluted |
16-QUALITY OF BATHING WATER |
16-1-Percentage of bathing waters compliant with the guide value of the European Bathing Water Directive |
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17-AMOUNT OF COASTAL, ESTUARINE AND MARINE LITTER |
17-1-Volume of litter collected per given length of shoreline |
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18-CONCENTRATION OF NUTRIENTS IN COASTAL WATERS |
18-1-Riverine and direct inputs of nitrogen and phosphorus in inshore waters |
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19-AMOUNT OF OIL POLLUTION |
19-1-Volume of accidental oil spills |
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19-2-Number of observed oil slicks from aerial surveillance |
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5-To reduce social exclusion and promote social cohesion in coastal communities |
20-DEGREE OF SOCIAL COHESION |
20-1-Indices of social exclusion by area |
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21-RELATIVE HOUSEHOLD PROSPERITY |
21-1-Average household income |
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21-2-Percentage of population with a higher education qualification |
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22-SECOND AND HOLIDAY HOMES |
22-1-Ratio of first to second and holiday homes |
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6-To use natural resources wisely |
23-FISH STOCKS AND FISH LANDINGS |
23-1-State of the main fish stocks by species and sea area |
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23-2-Recruitment and spawning stock biomass by species |
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23-3-Landings and fish mortality by species |
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23-4-Value of landings by port and species |
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24-WATER CONSUMPTION |
24-1-Number of days of reduced supply |
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7-To recognise the threat to coastal zones posed by climate change and to ensure appropriate and ecologically responsible coastal protection |
25-SEA LEVEL RISE AND EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS |
25-1-Number of ‘stormy days’ |
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25-2-Rise in sea level relative to land |
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26-COASTAL EROSION AND ACCRETION |
26-1-Length of protected and defended coastline |
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26-2-Length of dynamic coastline |
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26-3-Area and volume of sand nourishment |
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27-NATURAL, HUMAN AND ECONOMIC ASSETS AT RISK |
27-1-Number of people living within an ‘at risk’ zone |
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27-2-Area of protected sites within an ‘at risk’ zone |
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27-3-Value of economic assets within an ‘at risk’ zone |
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