Improvement of Coastal Zone Management in the Black Sea Region

This is the logo for the Improvement of ICZM in the Black Sea Project
Funding Programme: 
Interreg
Sea Basin(s): 
Black Sea
Countries: 
Bulgaria
Romania
Other
Status: 
Completed
Completion Year: 
2015
Practices: 
Study on ICZM
Website/Source: 

https://keep.eu/projects/15838/Improvement-of-the-Integrat-EN/

Contact Person(s): 

Mrs. Camelia Pulbere

Address: Str. Mircea cel Batran nr.127, Constanta, 900592, Romania;

Phone / Fax: Phone: +40 241 673026; +40 745 349212; +40 241 673025

E-mail: camelia.pulbere@dadl.rowater.ro

 

Project Implementation Period: 
January 2013 - November 2015
Specific Funding Programme: 

Joint Operational Programme Black Sea Basin 2007-2013

Budget: 

Total Project Budget:           613 192,23 Euro

Total Grant ENPI:                 440 917,41 Euro

Total Grant IPA:                   110 955,60 Euro

Source: Fact sheet of Improvement of the Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the Black Sea Region

About the Project: 

The project aims at developing and promoting common instruments and methodologies on Integrated Coastal Zone Management in 5 states, as well as to create a methodological framework, which could be incorporated into the administrative practice of all partner regions. The activities, implemented to achieve the objective, are:

  • Evaluating ICZM administrative schemes, indicators, methodologies, decision making processes and specific issues in each Project region;
  • Issuing an evaluation report of the political commitments strategies and actions plans adopted by the Governments in relation with EU obligations;
  • Organizing a workshop;
  • Delivering the Technical Toolkit Black Sea ICZM;
  • Drafting an ICZM Regional Partnership Guide within Black Sea;
  • Elaborating ICZM Partnership Toolkit within Black Sea Area;
  • Organizing an awareness campaign about the role of the citizens in bottom-up ICZM process;
  • Creating a Guide for public authorities on “How to involve citizens in ICZM process”.

project partners

Beneficiary: The National Administration Romania Waters, Dobrogea - Litoral Water Basin Administration, Romania
Partners:

  • Union of Bulgarian Black Sea Local Authorities, Bulgaria
  • The Center for Regional Studies, a non-governmental and non-profit organization, Ukraine
  • Ecological Counseling Center Cahul, Republic of Moldova
  • Sinop Provincial Special Administration, Turkey
  • Turkish Marine Research Foundation, Turkey
  • DAYCO Foundation for the Protection of Natural Life, Turkey

Associates:

  • Ministry of Environment and Forests, Romania
  • Rize University, Turkey
  • Governorship of Kastamonu, Turkey
  • Coastal & Marine Union, Netherlands
  • Regional Water Board Rijnland, Netherlands
  • Municipality of Zandvoort, Netherlands

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