The Integrated Cross Sectorial Plan for the Coastal Belt constitutes a 15 year-strategy for sustainable economic development of coastal areas as a natural asset, focussing on territorial development. This strategy adheres to the Barcelona Convention (2000) on protecting the Mediterranean coast, and is committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Strategic priorities of the plan includes the improvement of quality in urban life, improving mobility and transport infrastructure in the coastal areas, developing agricultural systems and improving agricultural products and environmental protection. The plan sets specific targets for each of these strategic objectives, to be achieved by 2030.
Adaptation and mitigation measures against climate change are detailed in section 5.8.6.
Integrated Cross Sectorial Plan for the Coastal Belt
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Year
2017
Most recent update
02/01/2017
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Adaptation, Mitigation
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Coastal zones
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Targets  4
Reduction of harmful aerial emissions (CO2) by 25%
Environment, Target year: 2030Reducing use of individual vehicles by 30% through the development of an intermodal public transport network and increasing efficiency of interurban public transport network by 60% through the creation of unified mobility networks
Transport, Target year: 2030Constructing 400km of bicycle lane along the coast in Albania
Transportation, Target year: 2030Note
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