The PADDLE Consortium aims to develop a more inclusive Community across tropical Atlantic joining researches about marine spatial planning in Brazil, West Africa and Europe, and explore alternative options to ensure that new models of production a
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PLASMAR will define and propose robust scientific methodologies in support of Maritime Spatial Planning and Blue growth taking in consideration the biogeographic characteristics of the Macaronesian Region and searching for a balance between the di
The PLASMAR + project (2019-2022) has its origin in the results obtained in the previous PLASMAR project (2017-2020). Both projects cover the e
PORTODIMARE aims to create a common platform (Geoportal) for data and information related to coastal and marine areas of the Adriatic-Ionian Region, by integrating existing databases, portals and tools developed by previous EU-funded projects (e.g
Sea ports need high-energy supplies and are a source of air pollution, two environmental problems that can be minimized by using renewable energy.
A meshed European offshore transmission grid connecting offshore wind farms to shore could provide significant financial, technical and environmental benefits to the European electricity market.
The ultimate goal of the project was to design a Marine Protected Area (MPA) network in the study areas (Greece and Cyprus), taking into account the protection of ecological characteristics and Essential Fish Habitats (EFH), significant areas for
Reef ecosystems are among the most productive areas of the planet. They play a major role in coastal fisheries as nursery and feeding grounds, while providing a considerable array of ecosystem services.
The project “Regions to boost National Maritime Spatial Planning” (REGINA-MSP) aims at improving the participation of Regions (level 2 units in the NUTS classification) as well as local authorities and stakeholders in the development and implement
ReMAP is designed to strengthen the capability to monitor and assess Maritime Spatial Planning (MSPs).
The guiding idea of this project is that joint solutions can be effectively developed only if the international cooperation of different organizations is encouraged.
RITMARE is the leading Italian national marine research project for the period 2012-2016. The project has been structured around three key objectives: