Dorota Pyć, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Law and Head of the Maritime Law Department at the University of Gdańsk (Poland), where she specializes in the law of the sea, maritime law and marine environmental law. She chairs the Maritime Law Commission of the Polish Academy of Science. From 2013 to 2015, she served as the Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Transport Construction and Maritime Economy and then at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development of the Republic of Poland. She is Project Manager of SEAPLANSPACE - Marine spatial planning instruments for sustainable marine governance, which is founded through Interreg South Baltic 2014-2020.
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The Maritime Law Department conducts scientific and educational activities, as well as implements international and national projects and activities aimed also at popularizing science e.g. in cooperation with entrepreneurs from the maritime economy during the organization of scientific conferences on maritime law. Our scientific research generally focuses on determining the degree of legal compliance of domestic law with international maritime law, also in terms of enforcement of law in practice. These studies show a multifaceted and interdisciplinary character.
SEAPLANSPACE PROJECT
The University of Gdańsk is the leader of the SEAPLANSPACE Project “Marine spatial planning instruments for sustainable marine governance”, which is founded through Interreg South Baltic 2014-2020. Dorota Pyć is the SEAPLANSPACE Project Manager. SEAPLANSPACE Project is implemented in cooperation with partners from: Aalborg University (Denmark ), Center for Regional and Tourism Research (Denmark), County Administrative Board of Kalmar (Sweden), EUCC - The Coastal Union Germany (Germany), EUCC Baltic Office (Lithuania), Maritime Institute of the Maritime University in Gdynia (Poland) and World Maritime University (Sweden). Associated partners are: Administration of Seaside Region Park (Lithuania), Maritime Office in Gdynia (Poland), Ministry of Energy, Infrastructure and Digitalization, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany), Pomeranian Office of Regional Planning (Poland). The aim of the project is to strengthen the competences of public administrative and the private sector employees, as well as students and graduates in the field of maritime spatial planning for sustainable marine governance also in terms of the legal duty to implement maritime spatial plans by maritime Member States of the European Union by 2021. The project implementation period is three years: from 02/01/2018 to 31/12/2020. The total budget of the SEAPLANSPACE project is EUR 1,684,656.95.