Marine and River Litter Elimination New Approach

“Ecopower” competition for the most interesting comic book Topic: Superheroes in Wetlands and the Environment conservation In line with the Foundation’s activities as part of the CEPA National Focal Point in Bulgaria Eligibility: Each individual participant, club or class presents a completed story in 2 animated pages Spread your imagination and look forward to your catchy and offbeat suggestions for superheroes in their shared nature care! Prize Fund: Subject prizes await the first three places, with the winner also receiving a free visit to Ecopark for Biodiversity and Alternative Tourism “Vaya” Deadline for submission of finished works: January 20, 2020 Comics are sent to: ayancheva@viapontica.org Notes: There is no limit to the number of participants presenting with one work. Plagiarism in any form is not permitted. For more information, please follow us at:
date of publication:2020-01-06
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A transnational cooperation project that raises the public awareness of the problems of pollution of the river and marine environment, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and the aquatic environment in the Black Sea Basin has won an award of the European Union. The local action group for fishing in Romania, FLAG GALAȚI, is the Romanian partner of the "MARLENA BSB139" project, which runs for 2 years with partners from Bulgaria, the Republic of Moldova, Turkey, Romania and Ukraine. The project was presented at an exhibition of 40 projects within the Conference "CCLD # 2020 Local action in a changing world" organized by four Directorates General of the European Commission - DG MARE, DG AGRI, DG REGIO and DG EMPLOYMENT. The conference "CCLD # 2020 Local action in a changing world" took place on December 3-4, 2019, in Brussels and was dedicated to honoring and promoting the European Union initiative of "local development under the responsibility of the community", also known as from CLLD. The event was attended by over 450 stakeholders, specialists and project promoters who use this mechanism to develop their coastal, urban and rural areas within the territory of the EU member countries. The "MARLENA BSB139" project won the award for "Best Project Supporting Ecological Transition" and received the award from the new European Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries. Virginijus Sinkevičius. Commissioner Sinkevičius visited several stands of the projects that participated in the exhibition. He said he was "... inspired by people from every corner of Europe, who, with little help from the EU, are launching projects to clean our seas, to combat plastic pollution of water bodies, to empower women in local communities." costs and encourages local development. " "MARLENA BSB139" develops a set of activities to raise public awareness of pollution of rivers and marine waters, but also to explain the value of biodiversity and the marine environment. Targeting young people, tourists, the business environment, local authorities and educational organizations, by developing guides for "citizen empowerment" in order to stimulate the cleaning campaigns of the rivers and the Black Sea coast, by organizing ecological-themed camps for children of all ages. between 10-14 years, it shows a continuous concern for cultivating the civic and ecological spirit. All of these were made possible by EU funding through the European Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Fund (EUR 7126) and the European Neighborhood Instrument - POC Black Sea Basin 2014-2020 (EUR 81950). For 25 years, the European Union has been promoting local involvement in improving territories, financing initiatives based on the needs of local communities. This initiative aims to provide means of action and a voice to citizens in the decision-making process when it comes to transforming local areas. The conference brought together the four European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIFs) using local development under community responsibility (CLLD). This European Union initiative aims to empower local people from coastal, rural and urban areas.
date of publication:2019-12-28
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A transnational cooperation project that raises the public awareness of the problems of pollution of the river and marine environment, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and the aquatic environment in the Black Sea Basin has won an award of the European Union. The local action group for fishing in Romania, FLAG GALAȚI, is the Romanian partner of the "MARLENA BSB139" project, which runs for 2 years with partners from Bulgaria, the Republic of Moldova, Turkey, Romania and Ukraine. The project was presented at an exhibition of 40 projects within the Conference "CCLD # 2020 Local action in a changing world" organized by four Directorates General of the European Commission - DG MARE, DG AGRI, DG REGIO and DG EMPLOYMENT. The conference "CCLD # 2020 Local action in a changing world" took place on December 3-4, 2019, in Brussels and was dedicated to honoring and promoting the European Union initiative of "local development under the responsibility of the community", also known as from CLLD. The event was attended by over 450 stakeholders, specialists and project promoters who use this mechanism to develop their coastal, urban and rural areas within the territory of the EU member countries. The "MARLENA BSB139" project won the award for "Best Project Supporting Ecological Transition" and received the award from the new European Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries. Virginijus Sinkevičius. Commissioner Sinkevičius visited several stands of the projects that participated in the exhibition. He said he was "... inspired by people from every corner of Europe, who, with little help from the EU, are launching projects to clean our seas, to combat plastic pollution of water bodies, to empower women in local communities." costs and encourages local development. " "MARLENA BSB139" develops a set of activities to raise public awareness of pollution of rivers and marine waters, but also to explain the value of biodiversity and the marine environment. Targeting young people, tourists, the business environment, local authorities and educational organizations, by developing guides for "citizen empowerment" in order to stimulate the cleaning campaigns of the rivers and the Black Sea coast, by organizing ecological-themed camps for children of all ages. between 10-14 years, it shows a continuous concern for cultivating the civic and ecological spirit. All of these were made possible by EU funding through the European Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Fund (EUR 7126) and the European Neighborhood Instrument - POC Black Sea Basin 2014-2020 (EUR 81950). For 25 years, the European Union has been promoting local involvement in improving territories, financing initiatives based on the needs of local communities. This initiative aims to provide means of action and a voice to citizens in the decision-making process when it comes to transforming local areas. The conference brought together the four European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIFs) using local development under community responsibility (CLLD). This European Union initiative aims to empower local people from coastal, rural and urban areas.
date of publication:2019-12-28
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Ecological campaign CLEAN UP DAY, the eastern bank of the Danube in Galați, Cotu Pisicii
date of publication:2019-12-20
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date of publication:2019-12-04
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