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Vocabulary: Designation type code

Folder cdda (CDDA)
Identifier designationTypeCodeValue
Label Designation type code
Base URI http://dd.eionet.europa.eu/vocabulary/cdda/designationTypeCodeValue/
Registration status Released 28 Apr 2025 11:53:43
Type Common
Definition
  • Designation types classify designations by certain common characteristics, such as statutory status, purpose of the protected area, conservation objectives and the related restrictions of use or management measures. The designation type code list is a sequential list with definitions from the sub-national, national, regional or international level. The national designation type codes are used in the Nationally designated areas (CDDA) reporting, in the Natura 2000 Standard Data Form and in the Emerald Standard Data Form. The regional and international designation type codes are related to regional or international legislation such as Natura 2000, Bern Convention, Barcelona Convention or World Heritage Sites or Ramsar sites. The national designation type codes are maintained by the countries. The national designation type code consists of: - two-letter country or region code, as defined by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard, except for Greece and United Kingdom where Eurostat country codes are used instead ('EL' and 'UK' respectively) - 2 numerical values starting with '00', indicating designation type "No protection status", and ending with '99', indicating "Others". The designation type codes are maintained by the countries (the respective Eionet NRCs). The designation type code consists of ISO2 character country code + 2 numbers starting with '00' (indicating designation type "No protection status" and ending with '99' indicating "Others") A new code is to be given by countries in case another designation type, than those already provided, is to be added to the list. The regional or international designation type codes are decided by the custodian of the international legislation in question, the EEA and its ETC/BD. International designation types will have the prefix 'INT' instead of the two-letter country or region code.

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Vocabulary concepts

751 concepts found, displaying 101 to 120.First23456789Last
Id Label Status Status Modified Notation
BE13 Public Forest (Flemish Region) Valid 15.09.2020 BE13
BE14 Scientific Interest Site (Walloon … Valid 15.09.2020 BE14
BE16 Flemish Ecological Network (Flemish … Valid 15.09.2020 BE16
BE17 Nature management plan type 4 (Flemish … Valid 15.09.2020 BE17
BE18 Nature management plan type 3 (Flemish … Valid 15.09.2020 BE18
BE19 Nature management plan type 2 (Flemish … Valid 15.09.2020 BE19
BE20 Extended forest management plan (Flemish … Valid 15.09.2020 BE20
BE22 National park - core area Valid 28.02.2024 BE22
BE23 National park - development area Valid 28.02.2024 BE23
BE30 Regional nature reserve (Brussels … Valid 15.09.2020 BE30
BE31 Certified Nature Reserve (Brussels … Valid 15.09.2020 BE31
BE32 Forest Reserve (Brussels Capital Region) Valid 15.09.2020 BE32
BE33 Protected zone in the forest (Brussels … Valid 15.09.2020 BE33
BE34 Green zone of high biological value … Valid 15.09.2020 BE34
BE99 Others Valid 15.09.2020 BE99
BG00 No Protection Status Valid 15.09.2020 BG00
BG01 Strict Nature Reserve Valid 15.09.2020 BG01
BG02 National Park Valid 15.09.2020 BG02
BG03 Natural Monument Valid 15.09.2020 BG03
BG04 Managed Reserve Valid 15.09.2020 BG04