2024 2(47) 7

Sustainable Development of the Coast and Park and Recreational Areas in the Context of Using Ecosystem Services of the Blue Economy

Petrushenko М. M.
Doctor of Economic Sciences
ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0098-7872
e-mail: petrushenkom@gmail.com,
State Organization “Institute Of Market And Economic&Ecological Researches of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine”

Citation Format
Petrushenko, М. M. (2024). Sustainable Development of the Coast and Park and Recreational Areas in the Context of Using Ecosystem Services of the Blue Economy. Vіsnyk ekonomіchnoі nauky Ukraіny, 2 (47), рр. 54-62. DOІ: https://doi.org/10.37405/1729-7206.2024.2(47).54-62

Language
 Ukrainian

Resume
The article presents the results of the substantiation of the sustainable development factors of the coast and park and recreation areas in the context of the use of ecosystem services of the blue economy, in particular, the conceptual relationship between integrated and strategic approaches to the natural asset management, which provide ‘blue’ ecosystem services, is revealed; and the elements of natural infrastructure and nature based solutions within the framework of sustainable development of the coast and park and recreation areas related to climate change and anthropogenic impact on the environment in coastal territorial communities are also highlighted. The developed matrix for making relevant nature based solutions, depending on the needs of the community, the state of the infrastructure and situational factors, is a set of relationships between the types of services (such as managing the quality of stormwater runoff, ensuring the quality of recreation, local economic development, etc.) and strategies for natural asset managing (from today’s most common priority strategy of gray infrastructure in its combination with elements of green infrastructure – to the strategy of balanced combination of gray, green and natural infrastructure). The provisions on improving the management of relevant natural assets are substantiated, namely regarding: their inventory with the prioritization of individual natural assets depending on the needs and financial and organizational capacity of the community; application of an integrated approach to determining the unique characteristics of natural assets, primarily in the context of the use of previously unidentified ecosystem services; comprehensive consideration of factors supporting local government initiatives in the field of natural asset management.

Keywords
ecosystem services, blue economy, park and recreation areas, sustainable coastal development.

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Received: 28.10.2024
Accepted: 29.11.2024
Published: 23.12.2024