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CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION In accordance with the arguments provided by the case studies of this study, it is proposed here that these specific conditions should be reflected in the multilateral critical infrastructure protection strategies in order them to become effective. There is a need for a regional strategy of critical infrastructure protection in the BSR, working as an intermediate level of coordination between the national governments’ critical infrastructure protection strategies and the European Programme for Critical Infrastructure Protection. This regional strategy could best be coordinated – in close cooperation and consent with other regional councils and networks – by the Council of the Baltic Sea States, an intergovernmental organization including all the BSR countries as well as the European Commission as full members. This regional strategy should be based on full consensus of the parties, thus leaving strongly contested issues beyond its scope. Its focus should be on regional cross-border critical infrastructures as part of the infrastructures defined by the European Union as European critical infrastructure, as well as address regionally determined vulnerabilities and interdependencies of the national critical infrastructures. This strategy should be sensitive to the national critical infrastructure protection strategies, definitions and specific features of the BSR countries, without complicating the European Union – wide development of common standards and strategies within the European Programme for Critical Infrastructure Protection 54 NORDREGIO REPORT 2007:5
CHAPTER II: ELECTRICITY CHAPTER II: ELECTRICITY Jyrki Landstedt and Petter Holmström Emergency Services College of Finland and State Provincial Office of Western Finland NORDREGIO REPORT 2007:5 55
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