A new wave of projects has secured funding under the latest EU Mission Ocean and Waters calls.With a total budget of €116 million ($136 million), the 13 projects will be implemented across
A new wave of projects has secured funding under the latest EU Mission Ocean and Waters calls.
With a total budget of €116 million ($136 million), the 13 projects will be implemented across various sea basins, including the Black Sea, Danube River, Baltic and North Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Atlantic and Arctic regions.
The projects focus on:
• preserving offshore marine protected areas
• protecting and restoring the habitats of migratory fish in the Danube area
• reducing the environmental impact of fisheries on marine species and habitats
• strengthening citizen science in the marine sector
• mobilizing communities to act for our ocean and waters
• ensuring an operational European Digital Twin of the Ocean.
The projects involve SMEs, research organizations, local authorities, schools, and businesses:
SEAMPHONI: Uses advanced technology to monitor offshore marine biodiversity and engages the public through creative storytelling.
DanubeLifelines: Restores pathways for fish in the Danube River, improving their natural migration routes.
SWIM: Enhances fish habitats in the Danube and Black Sea by applying eco-friendly restoration methods.
ECO-CATCH: Develops new fishing technologies to reduce unwanted bycatch and protect marine habitats.
MarineGuardian: Devises tools to help fishers reduce environmental impacts and align with EU biodiversity goals.
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