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The Maritime Glossary. Letter E +++ Popular Articles: 'English Channel', 'Environmental Impact', 'Economic Diversification'

E-NAV

e-NAV is a shortcut for --->'Enhanced Marine Navigation (IALA)'.

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Earth

Deutsch: Erde / Español: Tierra / Português: Terra / Français: Terre / Italiano: Terra /

In the maritime context, "earth" generally refers to the grounding of a ship or vessel on the seafloor or shoreline.

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EBA

English: EBA
German: EBA is a shortcut for --->'Enterprise Bargaining Agreement'.

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ECDIS

English: Electronic Chart Display and Information System
German: English: Electronic Chart Display and Information System
German: ECDIS is a shortcut for --->'Electronic Chart Display and Information System'.

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Economic Diversification

Deutsch: Wirtschaftliche Diversifizierung / Español: Diversificación económica / Português: Diversificação econômica / Français: Diversification économique / Italiano: Diversificazione economica

The concept of Economic Diversification in maritime contexts refers to the strategic expansion of economic activities beyond traditional sectors like fishing, shipping, or port operations. This approach aims to reduce vulnerability to market fluctuations, environmental changes, and global trade disruptions while fostering sustainable growth in coastal and island regions.

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Economic Impact

Deutsch: Wirtschaftliche Auswirkungen / Español: Impacto económico / Português: Impacto econômico / Français: Impact économique / Italiano: Impatto economico

The term Economic Impact refers to the measurable effects of an event, policy, or activity on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services within an economy. It encompasses both direct and indirect consequences, influencing factors such as employment, GDP growth, inflation, and public welfare. Understanding these impacts is crucial for policymakers, businesses, and researchers to assess long-term sustainability and societal well-being.

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Economic Volatility

Deutsch: Wirtschaftliche Volatilität / Español: Volatilidad económica / Português: Volatilidade econômica / Français: Volatilité économique / Italiano: Volatilità economica

The concept of Economic Volatility describes the degree of uncertainty or instability in economic variables such as prices, employment, GDP growth, or financial markets. It reflects rapid and unpredictable fluctuations that can disrupt long-term planning for businesses, governments, and individuals. Understanding its causes and effects is essential for policymakers, investors, and economists to mitigate risks and foster stability.

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ECOR

ECOR is a shortcut for --->'Engineering Committee on Oceanic Resources'.

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Ecotourism

Deutsch: Ökotourismus / Español: ecoturismo / Português: ecoturismo / Français: écotourisme / Italiano: ecoturismo

Ecotourism in the Maritime context refers to responsible travel and tourism activities that focus on exploring and enjoying marine and coastal environments in a sustainable way. The goal of maritime ecotourism is to promote environmental awareness, support conservation efforts, and contribute to the well-being of local communities while minimizing the ecological footprint of tourism activities.

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ECPP

ECPP is a shortcut for --->'Environmental Crime Prevention Programme'.

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