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Baltic Survey - A survey study in the Baltic Sea countries on people´s attitudes and use of the sea
- Report on basic findings
The report contains the basic results of Baltic Survey, a unique opinion poll conducted in all nine countries  around the Baltic Sea.
Baltic Survey includes about 9,000 interviews carried out in April-June 2010.  It has identified how people around the Baltic Sea and parts of the Skagerrak use the sea and what attitudes they have towards the marine environment, and towards various measures for improving the environment.

Baltic Survey is a subproject within BalticSTERN research network. It is also a part of the research program Protection of the Baltic Sea: Benefits, Costs and Policy Instruments (PROBAPS). Funding for carrying out Baltic Survey has been received from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and the Finnish Advisory Board of Sectoral Research.

BalticSurvey serves three purposes:

1. To provide new facts on use and attitudes that are of importance in their own respect.

2. To give results that are of help for the design of forthcoming research on the benefits of marine environmental improvements.

3. To collect data that might allow the application of the travel cost method for estimating recreational values.

Project partners
The project was coordinated by Enveco Environmental Economics Consultancy Ltd. (Enveco Miljöekonomi AB) (Sweden) in partnership with:

Synovate Sweden coordinated the data collection.

Download the reportPDF (pdf, 3 MB)



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Date: 2010-10-14