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Revision as of 08:57, 17 June 2022
Project Q4296060 in France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | ENsuring DUne REsilience against Climate Change |
Project Q4296060 in France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium |
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1,269,800.91 Euro
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2,116,334.85 Euro
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60.0 percent
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1 January 2018
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31 December 2021
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Norfolk County Council (NCC)
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50°37'39.76"N, 3°3'51.95"E
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51°2'10.97"N, 3°43'26.87"E
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51°12'13.32"N, 4°26'53.09"E
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50°13'50.02"N, 2°6'50.47"E
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52°36'53.14"N, 1°18'33.91"E
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52°40'3.58"N, 4°49'19.70"E
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ENDURE aims to improve adaptation capacity to climate change by focusing on 2 Seas coastal sand dunes. We will increase the capacity of 2 Seas stakeholders to apply ecosystem-based management approaches, decreasing reliance on hard engineering interventions. We will draw from crossborder expertise to inform & supply new purpose-developed solutions to answer real world dune management problems occurring now under climate change. Our Partnership has been carefully constructed to include the national/regional/local partners needed to really drive through change into clear improvements in dune management across the 2 Seas. We will collaborate to capitalise on the best knowledge & expertise available across the Member States. We will work to improve & restore the ecosystem ability of dunes to act as adaptive, living sea defences for a coastline which is more naturally resilient to erosion, flooding & sea level rise. (English)
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