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Annexure -II CMZ-I: INDICATIVE LIST OF ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE AREAS (ESA) (i) Mangroves (ii) Coral reefs (iii) Sand Dunes (iv) Inland tide/ water bodies such as estuaries, lakes, lagoons, creeks & straits (v) Mudflats (vi) Marine parks and sanctuaries (vii) Coastal forests & wildlife (viii) Coastal fresh water lakes (ix) Salt Marshes (x) Turtle nesting grounds (xi) Horse shoe crabs habitats (xii) Seagrass beds (xiii) Sea weed beds (xiv) Nesting grounds of migratory birds. Guidelines for preparation of ICZMP of CMZ-I � The above ecologically sensitive areas will be mapped and notified by the Ministry of Environment & Forests. � The NISCM under Ministry of Environment & Forests will prepare the ICZMP to protect the notified areas. Activities, which are essential shall be permitted in the area based on the ICZMP and after public hearing. 111 -----
Annexure -III CMZ- II : AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN (CMZ II) (i) Coastal Municipalities/Corporations (ii) Coastal Panchayats with population density more than 400/sqkm. (iii) Ports & harbours (iv) Declared Tourism Areas (v) Mining sites (vi) Approved Industrial Estates (vii) SEZ (viii) Heritage areas. (ix) Archaeological sites (x) Defence areas/installations (xi) Atomic/thermal/other power plants The guidelines for the preparation of the integrated management plans for these notified area are given in Annexure IV. ----- 112
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REPORT OF THE EXPERT COMMITTEE ON C
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3.1.0 Background 73 3.1.1 Prohibite
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PREFACE 1. Experts on the origin of
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Introduction Coastal environment pl
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No.15(8)/2004-IA.III Government of
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CHAPTER 1 1.0 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEME
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patches of mangroves are also obser
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Pollution Control Board Coastal Pol
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The Committee has also examined the
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1.2.8. Prof. M. S. Swaminathan Comm
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protected. • Landward side of exi
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1.3 Coastal Zone Management - Inter
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(v) Australia About 75% of the popu
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projected use of coastal areas and
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implementation process. The Princip
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COUNTRIES SETBACK ZONE Brazil 33 m
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USA � � � � � � Croatia
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Earth Minerals and few private sect
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systems desalination schemes needs
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2.3.0 Living Resources in coastal a
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a Mechanised bottom trawling within
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continent, harbour high concentrati
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patches, lying shoreward of offshor
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Sea grass ecosystems provid e a she
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Rushikulya in Ganjam district in So
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These ecosystems are important for
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sediment for dunes is derived fr om
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2.5.1.6 Rocky Foreshores Rocky fore
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� Filtration ponds � Salt produ
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The CRZ notification is silent abou
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Threats Sand mining, pollution from
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2.6.1 Livelihood and Social Dimensi
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