Discussion
The most common reason a coastal management plan fails in implementation is
Answer: B
Correct answer: insufficient funding or consent for the policies adopted
Plans generally fail at the implementation stage rather than in their analysis. A policy of holding the line means nothing without the money to build and maintain the defence, and a policy of realignment means nothing without the consents and the agreement of those who lose land. The technical work is usually the sound part; the gap between an adopted policy and a funded, consented scheme is where plans die.
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