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Title:
Comprehensive planning and
development of environmentally friendly
marinas. Status of knowledge.
Author(s):
Eli Rinde (NIVA), Hartvig Christie (NIVA),
Morten Clemetsen (UMB), Jon Guttu
(NIBR), Viggo Jean-Hansen (TØI), Tone
Kroglund (NIVA), Martin Lund-Iversen
(NIBR), Anders Often (NINA), Knut Bjørn
Stokke (UMB)
CIENS-report: 2-2011
ISSN:1890-4572
ISBN: 978-82-92935-07-1
Financed by:
Ministry of the environment and Buskerud
County Municipality
Project manager:
Eli Rinde (NIVA)
Quality manager:
Trine Bekkby (NIVA)
Pages:
99
Price:
250,-
Date:
5. april 2011
Keywords:
Marina
Coastal zone planning and management
Environmentally friendly planning
Environmentally friendly management
Multiuse
Placemaking
The report can be ordered from:
CIENS, Oslo Centre for Interdisciplinary Environmental and Social Research
Gaustadalléen 21, NO-0349 OSLO, Norway
Tel: +47 22 95 85 00
Faks: +47 22 60 44 27
post@ciens.no
www.ciens.no
Abstract:
There is a large and growing pressure on
land use in the coastal zone. This is
particularly the case along the Skagerrak
coast and especially with respect to
marinas. The same areas are also desired
for many other purposes.
Through comprehensive planning, it will be
possible to develop environmentallyfriendly
marinas that do not impair the
landscape, natural and cultural values,
while also providing added value through
the facilitation of multiple uses and local
development. This includes various forms
of business, stimulation of different types
of outdoor recreation, conservation/
awareness of various local cultural and
natural values and development of social
meeting places and tourism.
This report provides an overview of the
number of small boats and marinas in
Norway and regional differences in extent
and application. It gives the status of
knowledge of key issues for the
development of environmentally friendly
marinas, an overview of key legislation
and guidelines and examples of current
practice with regard to planning and
operations. The final chapter provides a
thematic overview of the key aspects that
must be processed for the development of
environmentally-friendly and value-added
small-boat marinas, and points out the
most important knowledge gaps in order to
assess what will be an optimal location
and design in terms of multi-use and
conservation of cultural and natural
resources in the area.