Indicateurs de suivi de la Stratégie nationale de la mer et du littoral
Pour fixer son ambition maritime sur le long terme, la France s’est dotée, en février 2017, d’une stratégie nationale pour la mer et le littoral (SNML). Cette stratégie donne un cadre de référence pour les politiques publiques concernant la mer et le littoral et, plus généralement, pour tous les acteurs de l’économie maritime et des littoraux.
To set its long-term maritime ambition, France adopted a national strategy for the sea and coast (SNML) in February 2017. This strategy provides a reference framework for public policies concerning the sea and coast, and more broadly for all maritime economy and coastal stakeholders.
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- List of first-tier indicatorsObjective 1: Ecological transition for sea and coast• Population density by distance to sea • Land use by distance to sea • Change in global warming potential of greenhouse gases in coastal communities • French perception of marine environment and resource exploitation • Industrial stakes in marine submersion zones and erosion sectors • Human stakes in marine submersion zones and erosion sectors • Installed electrical power by type (wind, solar, small-scale hydro, other) in coastal communities • Share of premises eligible for very high-speed broadbandObjective 2: Sustainable blue economy development• Share of proximity sector in wage employment in coastal communities • Maritime economy jobs and share of total employment by zone • Maritime economy value added • Initial maritime training students • Water sports educators training students • Synthetic indicator from: unemployment, poverty, housing overcrowding, uninserted youth • Maritime navigation traffic and surveillanceObjective 3: Good ecological status of marine environment and attractive coast preservation• Ecological quality of coastal water bodies under the Water Framework Directive • Change in nutrient flows to sea • Ecological status of fish stocks • Change in bacteriological quality of seafood products (shellfish) • Conservation status of habitats and species of community interest in coastal and marine areas • Change in overseas coral reef status • Change in natural habitat area by distance to sea, focusing on priority areas and territories • Coastal cultural, natural and architectural heritageObjective 4: France's global standing• Change in merchant fleet registered under different French registers and share of different flags • Share of French waters covered by internationally designated marine protected areas (Ospar, Unesco, etc.)
