Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Şirket, 2021 - 2023
By Article 102 of Presidential Decree No. 1, and under the directives assigned to the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, the Integrated Coastal Zone Plan for Balıkesir and Çanakkale Provinces was prepared to adopt a comprehensive approach. This approach incorporates coastal areas, interaction zones, all sectoral activities and plans, and social and economic aspects using a geographic information systems (GIS) environment. The project focused on the Marmara Region's TR-22 Level II Region, covering 1,356 km of coastline—646 km in Balıkesir Province and 710 km in Çanakkale Province. The Integrated Coastal Zone Plan was prepared in three stages: Stage I included surveys, stakeholder analysis, data collection, expert reports, field studies, and analysis to assess the current situation. Stage II: Developed two alternative scenarios aligned with the vision, strategies, and decisions outlined in higher-scale spatial plans. These scenarios were presented during evaluation meetings in Balıkesir and Çanakkale, where development strategies were discussed. Based on the feedback and directives from the Ministry, the preferred plan alternative was selected, and a detailed draft plan and explanatory report were prepared. Stage III: Focused on finalizing the plan by incorporating strategies, objectives, principles, and management decisions into the plan provisions. The final stage included preparing organizational decisions and an explanatory report, culminating in the Integrated Coastal Zone Plan for Balıkesir and Çanakkale. Objectives of the Plan: To approach coastal areas, including interaction zones, in an integrated manner that considers all sectoral activities, plans, and social and economic aspects. To ensure harmony between coastal functions and activities and the objectives for coastal areas. To predict priority facilities and areas at the sub-regional level within the coasts.To preserve coastal ecosystems and manage natural resources sustainably in line with sustainable development principles. To establish spatial goals, strategies, and action proposals that maintain a balance between conservation and use. To guide planning, project development, and implementation for authorized institutions, local governments, and investors in coastal areas. This comprehensive plan emphasizes sustainability, ecological protection, and strategic development, ensuring the effective management and harmonious utilization of coastal areas.