To promote sustainable development in coastal and marine areas

To maximize economic benefits from coastal and marine resources

To protect and conserve coastal and marine ecosystems

To address conflicts between different uses of coastal and marine areas

Adaptive management

Stakeholder participation

Ecosystem-based management

All of the above

To provide input and feedback on planning processes

To implement and enforce planning decisions

To monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of planning outcomes

All of the above

To designate specific areas for different uses

To regulate the intensity and type of development in different areas

To protect sensitive habitats and ecosystems

All of the above

Balancing competing interests and uses

Dealing with uncertainty and changing conditions

Coordinating between different levels of government

All of the above

They can have long-term and irreversible effects on coastal and marine ecosystems

They can be difficult to predict and manage

They can result in the degradation of coastal and marine resources

All of the above

By identifying and protecting vulnerable areas

By promoting the use of sustainable and resilient development practices

By facilitating the relocation of communities and infrastructure away from at-risk areas

All of the above

To inform decision-making and policy development

To assess the potential impacts of different land use options

To monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of planning outcomes

All of the above

By ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice in the planning process

By addressing the needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities

By promoting equitable access to coastal and marine resources

All of the above

It ensures that the planning process is transparent and accountable

It helps to identify and address local concerns and priorities

It fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility among stakeholders

All of the above

By protecting and restoring critical habitats

By managing human activities to minimize their impact on biodiversity

By promoting sustainable use of marine resources

All of the above

Coastal and Marine Land Use Planning is a component of Integrated Coastal Management

Integrated Coastal Management is a broader approach that encompasses Coastal and Marine Land Use Planning

Coastal and Marine Land Use Planning and Integrated Coastal Management are separate but related concepts

None of the above

By establishing clear and enforceable regulations

By promoting negotiation and collaboration among stakeholders

By providing incentives for sustainable and compatible uses

All of the above

To assess the costs and benefits of different land use options

To identify economically viable and sustainable development opportunities

To evaluate the trade-offs between economic development and environmental protection

All of the above

By designating areas suitable for tourism development

By regulating the intensity and scale of tourism development

By promoting responsible and sustainable tourism practices

All of the above