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BalticSTERN
BalticSTERN is an international research network with the purpose of doing cost-benefit analysis regarding the environmental problems of the Baltic Sea and give guidance toward cost-effective measures and policy instruments.
The international research network is named BalticSTERN where the acronym STERN is inspired by the Stern-review, but stands for Systems Tools and Ecological-economic evaluation - a Research Network.

The BalticSTERN Secretariat coordinates the research of the network and communicates the results. Based on research in the network and other relevant studies, the Secretariat will make a synthesis report directed to decision makers to be published in 2012.

Through constructing and combining ecological and economic models, different options for managing the environmental risks threatening the Baltic Sea will be analyzed. BaltivSTERN will advance the understanding of the benefits of an improved marine environment by linking changes in ecosystem services with changes in human welfare. Costs for and effects of different measures will be evaluated and cost effective measures identified. An aim is also to contribute to the science-policy dialogue on the management of the Baltic Sea and to discuss policy instruments for reaching environmental targets.

Latest news:
2012-05-14:
Workshop 22 May in collaboration with WWF.
2012-04-17:
Våra hav erbjuder oss en rad ekosystemtjänster, såsom fisk, rekreation, inspiration, kulturellt arv och biodiversitet. I en ny artikel i tidningen HavsUtsikt beskrivs det arbete BalticSTERN gör, samt de resultat som finns tillgängliga.
2012-03-08:
The results from the questionnaire for Baltic Sea relevant scenarios are now available.
2011-10-04 | Marmar Nekoro
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