[Medin_dacwg] FW: URGENT REQUEST - BE AWARE project - DATA

[Postlethwaite, Clare]

Dear colleagues at MEDIN DACs,
please find below a request for data for a project called BE AWARE (details below). Kevin Colcomb (cc'd) would like responses by the end of the week if possible. Please forward to the relevant people in your organisation and ask them to reply directly to Kevin about any data that you hold that is relevant to the project.
Best wishes,
Clare

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From: Allen, Terry
Sent: 04 July 2014 10:07
To: Evans, Gaynor; Postlethwaite, Clare; Rickards, Lesley J.; Campbell, Helen R.
Subject: FW:   URGENT REQUEST  -  BE AWARE project - DATA

Forwarding to everyone as I'm not sure who's best placed to deal.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Colcomb [mailto:Kevin.Colcomb at mcga.gov.uk]
Sent: 03 July 2014 15:24
To: Allen, Terry
Subject: Fwd: URGENT REQUEST - BE AWARE project - DATA

Could someone please forward this mail to whoever has taken over from Dave Cotton.

Many thanks

Kevin





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Subject to the need to keep up to date file records, please consider your environmental responsibility before printing this email>>> Kevin Colcomb 03/07/2014 15:00 >>> Dear all

MCA are leading for the UK with the BE AWARE project.

I have attached the data request note as put together by COWI the contractor responsible for the work.  Much of the data will be collected by them - however at 4.3 (pasted in below)  there is a bundle of data required of the individual Bonn Contracting Parties.  I am sending this note to a range of individuals belonging to organisations across the UK who I believe may be the source of the data required.

 I would be grateful if you would respond to me ASAP (by the end of next week if possible) with some detail of the data which you do hold and where we might find further data.

BE AWARE BACKGROUND:  The BE-AWARE project is the first area-wide risk assessment of marine oil pollution for the Greater North Sea using a common methodology that allows the risk for impacts to be mapped and compared for different scenarios. The project outcomes will improve disaster prevention by allowing the countries around the Greater North Sea to better focus their resources on areas of high risk. The project is in part funded by the EU Civil Protection Financial Instrument, the project partners and co-financers. The project is coordinated by the Bonn Agreement Secretariat.

The data required:

4.3     Socio-economic information
The Project Partner Countries are requested the collect information on the following features (should be submitted in line with section 3):

›       Location of shellfish/seaweed (algae) harvesting

›       Location of aquaculture facilities including fish farms,
shellfish cultures and alga-cultures

›       Location of tourism sites including amenity beaches (including
blue flag beaches), marinas, tourism activity (Ireland), surfing hot spots and recreational fishing location

›       Location of coastal facilities with water inlets including
energy plants onshore fish farms and industrial activities (incl. oil and chemical industry)
›       Location of heritage sites

Full details in the attached document.  I have asked for better definition of "heritage sites"

Apologies for short deadline.


Kind regards

Kevin




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