Scoring	Planning Instruments
Scoring	Integrated Management of Hydrographic Basins	Territorial Planning in Coastal Municipalities	Marine and Coastal Planning
0	River basin management in coastal areas is done without taking into account “social fairness”; environmental quality in coastal areas is assessed only from ecological perspective, and analysis of costs and benefits are nonexistent; stakeholders within river basins do not perceive the trade-offs stemming from management decisions in coastal river basins.	Land use planning is done without taking into account “social fairness” in coastal areas; coastal environmental quality is assessed only from ecological perspective, and analysis of costs and benefits are nonexistent; stakeholders do not perceive the trade-offs stemming from management decisions of coastal land use.	Marine and coastal planning is done without taking into account “social fairness” in coastal areas, and environmental quality is assessed only from ecological perspective; analysis of costs and benefits is nonexistent in marine spatial planning; stakeholders do not perceive the trade-offs stemming from management decisions of marine activities on coastal areas.
3	River basin management in coastal areas occasionally takes into account “social fairness”; environmental quality assessments in coastal areas slightly include economic perspective; analysis of costs and benefits are focused on only one perspective (economic, social or environmental); some stakeholders within river basin perceive the trade-offs stemming from integrated management decisions in coastal river basins.	Land use planning occasionally takes into account 'social fairness' in coastal areas; coastal environmental quality assessments slightly include economic perspective, and analysis of costs and benefits are focused on only one perspective (economic, social or environmental); some stakeholders perceive the trade-offs stemming from integrated decisions of coastal land use.	Marine and coastal planning occasionally takes into account “social fairness” in coastal areas, and environmental quality assessments slightly include economic perspective; Marine spatial planning analyses costs and benefits only for one perspective (economic, social or environmental); some stakeholders perceive the trade-offs stemming from management decisions of marine activities on coastal areas.
7	River basin management in coastal areas takes into account “social fairness” in majority of its decisions; decision making enhances environmental quality in coastal areas with regard its impact upon employment and income; river basin management considers the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems, and most stakeholders perceive the trade-offs stemming from integrated management decisions in coastal river basins.	Land use planning takes into account “social fairness” in majority of its decisions in coastal areas, and enhances environmental quality with regard its impact upon employment and income; land use planning considers the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems; most stakeholders perceive the trade-offs stemming from integrated decisions of coastal land use.	Marine and coastal planning takes into account “social fairness” in majority of its decisions in coastal areas, and enhances environmental quality with regard its impact upon employment and income; Marine spatial planning considers the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems; most stakeholders perceive the trade-offs stemming from management decisions of marine activities on coastal areas.
10	River basin management in coastal areas has a commitment to take into account “social fairness”; decision making protects and enhances optimum environmental quality in coastal areas with regard to its impact upon employment and income; river basin management considers and negotiates the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems, and stakeholders perceive and understand the trade-offs stemming from integrated management decisions in coastal river basins.	Land use planning has a commitment to take into account “social fairness” in coastal areas, and protects and enhances optimum environmental quality with regard to its impact upon employment and income; land use planning considers and negotiates the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems; stakeholders perceive and understand the trade-offs stemming from integrated decisions of coastal land use.	Marine and coastal planning has a commitment to take into account “social fairness” in coastal areas, and protects and enhances optimum environmental quality with regard to its impact upon employment and income; Marine spatial planning considers and negotiates the consequent costs and benefits for socio-ecological coastal systems; stakeholders perceive and understand the trade-offs stemming from management decisions of marine activities on coastal areas.