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Integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) has emerged as a major tool for the implementation of sustainable development in coastal areas. Its application has mobilized considerable human and financial resources for 20, 30 or even 40 years depending on the region. However, one observation of the current situation that is hard to dispute is that the world’s coastal areas, with few exceptions, have still not been positioned onto the path of sustainable development. Despite the many initiatives and local and/or occasional successes, problems remain and are even intensifying in many regions. Clearly, a serious difficulty therefore exists regarding the scale of the successes obtained. Why do the successes achieved in ICZM remain isolated?

Combining project-based and normative approaches for ICZM implementation. Lessons from the Mediterranean.