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Cookie Policy for Center for Coastal and Marine Studies

This is the Cookie Policy for Center for Coastal and Marine Studies, accessible from ccms.bg

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THE NEW MSP PROJECT IN THE BLACK SEA – MARSPLAN-BS II AND THE CENTER FOR COASTAL AND MARINE STUDIES

 

 

 


MARSPLAN BS II

CCMS is part of the new MARSPLAN-BS II Project (Cross-border Maritime Spatial Planning for Black Sea – Bulgaria and Romania) to support MSP in the Black Sea. The project is funded by the European Commission (DG MARE), Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME) under the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) of the European Union and will last 24 months between 01.07.2019 and 30.06.2021.

Read more: THE NEW MSP PROJECT IN THE BLACK SEA – MARSPLAN-BS II AND THE CENTER FOR COASTAL AND MARINE STUDIES

Why does Europe need to limit climate change and adapt to its impacts?

Climate change impact in Europe

 

Europe’s many regions are expected to face worsening impacts of climate change over the next decades. A compilation of several existing maps published by the European Environment Agency (EEA) today illustrates how drought, heavy rain and flooding, forest fires and sea-level rise could affect some selected regions in Europe, including Central Europe, the Iberian peninsula, Scandinavia, Brittany and Venice.


The increased exposure to climate related hazards will differ from region to region across Europe, according to the EEA story map. The background briefing shows examples of selected risks across Europe. It stresses the important role of limiting climate change to avoid the worst impacts as well as the key role of adaptation and resilience amid new EU plans under the European Green Deal to present for a new, more ambitious EU adaptation strategy.

A new World Bank Policy note "Toward a Blue economy Development in Bulgaria" has been launched!

Toward Blue Economy Development

 

The World Bank in collaboration with the Government of Bulgaria in support of Bulgaria's 2020 Presidency of the Common Maritime Agenda for the Black Sea has just launched officially the Policy note "Toward a Blue economy Development in Bulgaria" dedicated to pave the way to a national vision and strategy for a sustainable and resilient blue economy in Bulgaria.

 

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