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Inventory of Coastal Plans for management of Scotland's coast

Data set information

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General  
Data holding centreScottish Coastal Forum
CountryUnited Kingdom  United Kingdom
Time periodSnap shot of plans in existence at September 2000 although limited to data submitted in returned questionnaires
OngoingYes
Geographical area

Scotland coastline and territorial waters (12 miles)

Observations 
Parameters

Unspecified

Instruments

Inapplicable

Description 
Summary

The 'Coastal Plans Inventory' is a list of the plans and other documents involved in the management of Scotland's Coastline and is published as a database and covering report on our web site. It has been prepared because of the recognition that many documents, both statutory and non-statutory, exist and in some way contribute to the management of the coast but that an overview was lacking. On the basis of submitted questionnaires, invited from a wide range of statutory and non-statutory bodies during 2000, the database records details of 462 documents that have been classified under a number of headings. The intention is to undertake a review of the database in 2 years (2003). All data are based on information provided to Scottish Coastal Forum and, whereas care was taken in its presentation, it is acknowledged that the database gives a snap shot in time and may not be complete as regards the total number of plans in place and also the detail given about them. Nevertheless, it is the first such national overview.

OriginatorsScottish Coastal Forum
Data web sitehttp://www.scotland.gov.uk/environment/coastalforum
Availability 
OrganisationScottish Coastal Forum
AvailabilityUnrestricted
ContactMartyn Cox (Coastal Project Officer)
Address

Scottish Coastal Forum
1J South Victoria Quay
Edinburgh

EH6 6QQ
United Kingdom

Telephone0131 244 1540
Emailcoastalforum@scotland.gov.uk or martyn.cox@scotland.gov.uk
Administration 
Collating centreBritish Oceanographic Data Centre
Local identifier1123001
Global identifier930
Last revised2010-01-10