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European regions fostering innovation for sustainable production and efficient use of woody biomass (ROKWOOD)
Date du début: 1 déc. 2012, Date de fin: 30 nov. 2015,
The ROKWOOD project will support the cooperation between six European research-driven clusters in order to improve research and technological development (RTD), market uptake and to increase investments in wooden biomass production and utilisation schemes at regional level. The six participating regional clusters will be co-ordinated in order to develop a Joint Action Plan (JAP) at European level ...
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Valmer
Date du début: 31 mars 2011, Date de fin: 29 juin 2015,
VALMER aims at developing methodologies that will be used to quantify the economical, social and environmental values of services provided by marine and coastal ecosystems in the Western Channel.
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Sustainable Energy across the common space (SEACS)
Date du début: 31 déc. 2007, Date de fin: 27 sept. 2014,
Objectif général :Le projet SEACS a pour but de promouvoir, à travers l'espace Manche, le développement de l'efficacité énergétique et des énergies renouvelables de manière intégrée, pour réduire les émissions de carbone, créer des opportunités économiques et une meilleure cohésion sociale.Le projet vise ainsi à construire un réseau transmanche dambassadeurs Climat/Energie et à développer en commu...
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CYcling Channel Landscapes Easily (CYCLE)
Date du début: 31 août 2008, Date de fin: 30 août 2013,
Objectif général :Le projet Cycle a pour objectif de valoriser le potentiel touristique des territoires de la Manche en développant des itinéraires continus de pistes cyclables et de voies vertes reliant le Sud Ouest de l’Angleterre au Nord Ouest de la France. Il vise ainsi à créer une nouvelle offre touristique transfrontalière et structurante à l’échelle de la zone du programme France (Manche)-A...
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Combining sea and coastal planning in Europe (C-SCOPE)
Date du début: 30 juin 2008, Date de fin: 29 juin 2012,
The C-SCOPE partnership was created to achieve a seamless, integrated approach to land and sea planning and management. The purpose of the project is to provide the foundation for strong, vibrant and sustainable coastal economies, which are in harmony with the environment. Involving all maritime sectors in their endeavours, both partners are concerned with encouraging and promoting sustainable an...
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Emergency Response to Coastal Oil, Chemical and Inert Pollution from Shipping (EROCIPS)
Date du début: 31 oct. 2004, Date de fin: 9 mars 2008,
The EROCIPS project aims to provide an opportune answer to accidents of oil, chemical and inert pollution of coastal areas. Its aim is to formulate a transferable methodology to supply relevant information to the stakeholders and the decision-makers committed to fighting coastal pollution after an accident. To achieve this objective, it is organising eight workshops whose actions can be summed up ...
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Contributing to Sustainable Rural Development Through Sharing Experience and Building Capacity in Processing and Marketing of Local and Organic Food (LOF)
Date du début: 28 févr. 2005, Date de fin: 29 avr. 2007,
The overall objective of LOF is to develop and promote local and organic food as instruments for supporting sustainable rural development. The partners aim to (1) develop the small-scale processing of local and organic food by farmers and other enterprises; (2) improve the direct marketing and increase the purchasing of local and organic food; and (3) to maintain and enhance the traditional local ...
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Combatting urban pressures degrading European heathlands in Dorset (Dorset heaths)
Date du début: 1 juil. 2001, Date de fin: 30 juin 2005,
Background
At the end of the 18th century the Dorset heathlands stretched across 500 km² of countryside in southern England, broken up only by river valleys. Two centuries later, the picture was quite different: heaths covered only 14% of their former range and what remained was torn apart by new land uses â agricultural land, large urban areas and con...
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