MMO1050 Gross Value Added (GVA) economic assessment of the South Plan area
GVA Economic Assessment (South Plan Areas)
GVA_Assessment_South_Plan
Forms part of the economic baseline project undertaken by Eunomia on behalf of the MMO for the economic baseline for the South Marine Plan Areas (MMO Project No:1050) available at www.marinemanagement.org.uk/evidence Contains a high level estimate of the Gross Value Added (GVA) in £ within the south inshore and offshore marine plan areas expressed on a 10km2 grid for the following sectors in 2013/14 and 2032/33. All values are in 2013 prices and in real terms. Sectors included are: Aggregates; Aquaculture; Coastal Tourism; Dredging; Fisheries; Marine Recreation; Ports; Renewables (2032/33 only); and Shipping.
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2008-01-06
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2009-11-16
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2011-02-16
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1954-01-01
English Channel
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1954-01-01
North Sea
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2014-05-16
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2014-05-16
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2014-05-16
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2014-05-16
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2013-07-22
2016-04-20
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2015-03-31
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2013-07-22
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2013-07-22
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Estimates for GVA are made from a variety of sources. Most of these are datasets/studies which relate to the UK as whole, rather than the marine plan areas. As such these datasets have been apportioned to the plan areas using a proxy which relates to the amount of economic activity within the plan areas when compared to the UK. These sources are outlined within the accompanying report alongside a confidence rating, outlining the suitability of the source. Two analyses were run for Year 1 (2013/14) and two were run for Year 20 (2032/33) in order to show the change in economic activity after the application of assumed growth rates. For each year, one analysis displays the raw sector data, whilst the other modifies the data using a logarithmic measurement. Each sector's GVA is mapped using existing features in the marine environment which represent their respective activities. The sources of these features are also outlined in the accompanying report. The GVA for each feature has then been overlaid on to a 10km2 grid which shows the estimated amount of aggregated GVA. There is a high degree of uncertainty surrounding the layer and the methodology used to create the layer. The layer should not be used without the methodology or limitations being consulted. Specifically, economic data for each sector is sourced from a variety of sources, each limited by their relevance to the activities covered by the sectors outlined above, their spatial extent (typically each sectors information is gathered at the UK/national scale and then proportioned to the plan areas), their temporal extent, and the different methodologies used to gather the data. The data is an estimate of economic activity for 2013/14 to 2032/33. As such, rates of growth for GVA have been estimated. Economic activity is inherently difficult to predict and therefore these estimates should be treated with caution. Again, the rational for the estimates are outlined within the accompanying report. Furthermore the spatial distribution of the GVA for each sector is also subject to a number of limitations, as it is based on the centroids of a number of other features. These are also listed in the report. All of these issues are compounded further for 2032/33 data, as these data sets rely on predicted growth rates for GVA and assume that activities do not change their spatial location beyond those already identified. The growth rates alongside their justification are outlined within the report for each sector. There are several points in relation to the attribute table: 1. No increase in GVA has been explained in the report by the following statement: Growth rates have been set to 0 percent due to uncertainty over the direction of economic activity 2. The following column headings refer to Year 20 GVA figures (for those with growth rates) for that particular industry: Renewable1, Shipping_1, Port_Y20, Aggregat1 Please refer to the original report: http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20140108121958/http:/www.marinemanagement.org.uk/evidence/documents/1050.pdf
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2016-04-14