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Project Q4300598 in France, Albania, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Spain, Montenegro |
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Project Q4300598 in France, Albania, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Spain, Montenegro
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Project Q4300598 in France, Albania, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Spain, Montenegro |
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2,580,239.2 Euro
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3,035,575.5 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 November 2019
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30 June 2022
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Development agency of eastern Thessaloniki’s local authorities – Center for the development of human resources and the support of local economy
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TUNE UP is a multi-module project tackling the need for a strategic and collaborative approach to Med MPAs management and biodiversity protection, by testing and capitalizing a multi-stakeholder/multi-level governance tool based on River/Wetland Contracts experience tested by the INTERREG MED WETNET project.TUNE UP will build on WETNET results exploiting the flexibility and feasibility of the River/Wetland Contract methodology further developing it to MPAs management, assessing its effectiveness through the implementation of 11 MPA Contracts. TUNE UP approach is based on vertical and horizontal subsidiarity, to achieve coordination among institutions at all involved levels, as well as to integrate funding, resources and plans. Indeed, the project will ensure higher coordination among stakeholders and decision makers, limiting raising conflicts between preservation and economic issues, and will enhance the goal of biodiversity protection.Thus, the project intends to achieve the following results: 1. Stronger, coordinated and proactive involvement of key stakeholders in MPAs management. 2. Improved effectiveness of MPAs management by integrating multilevel governance tools into national and regional policy instruments. 3. More intensive transnational cooperation and networking between Med MPAs. The partnership involves different types of actors operating in MPAs management, so it will allow TUNE UP to ensure high transferability of main outputs to Med Countries. (English)
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