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Coastal Practice Network
www.coastalpractice.net

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Acronym: CoPraNet Period: January 2002 till January 2006 Status: Completed Thesaurus terms Coastal management; Sustainable tourism Geographical term: Europe [Marine Regions]

Institutes

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Institutes (20)

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The Coastal Union (EUCC), more, co-ordinator Pickaver, Alan, co-ordinator Storstrøms County, more, partner Sefton Borough Council, more, partner Salthouse, Caroline Gemeente Zandvoort, more, partner Van de Weerdhof, Hans Municipality of Samothraki, more, partner Parthena, Romanidou Commissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Centro (CCDRC), more, partner Carvalho, Teresa Down District Council, more, partner Quinn, Margaret Stepnica Local Community, more, partner Rabski, Kazimierz Municipality of Calvia, more, partner de la Peña, Pablo Ministry of the Interior Schleswig-Holstein, more, partner Dickow, Astrid Instituto Canario de Ciencias Marinas (ICCM), more, partner Fernandez-Palacios, Yaiza Rijksinstituut voor Kust en Zee (RIKZ), more, partner van Eijsbergen, Evelien University College Cork; Coastal and Marine Research Centre (CMRC), more, partner Cummins, Valerie University of Aberdeen, more, partner Ritchie, Bill Sodertorn University; Coastal Management Research Centre (COMREC), more, partner Johansson, Karin University of Porto; Faculty of Engineering; Hydraulics and Water Resources Institute (IHRH), more, partner Taveira Pinto, Francisco UNESCO; Institute for Water Education (UNESCO-IHE), more, partner Hassan, Randa Mediterranean SOS Network (MEDSOS), more, partner Theodoropoulos, Michalis WL | Delft Hydraulics, more, partner Otter, Henriette Rivages de France, more, partner Pitron, François

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Abstract

"The Coastal Practice Network represents a contribution to the establishment of a European coastal practitioners network. The key aim is to bridge the gap between planners, managers and the research community throughout Europe. The network is to develop and exchange information on best practice in the coastal zone on the issues of sustainable tourism, coastal erosion and beach management. The network serves to equalise the differences in regional coastal development by bringing together Priority 1 and Priority 2 partners in a relationship embracing research, advisory and practitioner organisations. "

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