RESEAU POUR L’ENVIRONNEMENT DANS L’ESPACE MARITIME
The Strategic Project RES - MAR is aimed at improving monitoring systems, risk prevention, management of environmental and emergency management, mitigation of pollution related to the environmental compartments water and soil in the area of ​​cooperation.
RES MAR is composed of 7 sub-projects and actions of the system from which you intend to bring out the best strategies for cross-border environmental compartments water and soil.
The issue of water management and related aspects of monitoring, prevention and mitigation of risk are addressed in the actions of the E and G and F sub by:
- Consolidation (information, technology) of a model for the characterization and reservoir management;
- Increased knowledge of weather forecasting for the phenomena of hydrogeological and hydrological planning;
- Monitoring of the piezometric level of underground water for data acquisition in real-time sampling of the most significant for large industrial customers and drinking water.
Coastal erosion of coastlines and state are processed primarily in Action Systems in Sub A and B, which include activities such as:
- The creation of a network for monitoring coastal erosion;
- Implementation / feasibility of a center for the study of cross-border coastal dynamics.
D and H shares in the main aspect concerns the territorial governance aimed at mitigating the environmental impacts of water and soil of the relevant production activities:
- Model for managing issues of waste transfer seasonal (tourism) in coastal areas;
- Innovative tools for governance and sustainability of food production clusters.
The approach is built on three lines at all stages, to monitoring and prevention, and there is a synergy between the three groups of sub-projects and actions that focus on the same theme (A, B, E, F, G, D, H).
The main target of the total shares of the project and target the actions of entertainment and communication, public authorities are responsible for managing water and soil, socio-economic sectors that generate impacts on both the citizens and the "beneficiaries" of territory with its consequences on the two behaviors may create environmental aspects.
