COASTGAP

Coastal Governance and Adaptation Policies in the Mediterranean

Program: Programme MED

Call for proposals: First call, capitalization projects in 2012

Lead partner: Lazio Region, Italy

Beneficiaries: 14 partners (Italy 4, France 2, Spain 3, Greece 2, Cyprus 1, Croatia 2)

Project duration: 18 months

Start – end: 07/2012 – 12/2014

Project budget: € 1.360.000,00

DUNEA budget: € 70.000,00

The Mediterranean coastal zones are among the most threatened by Climate Change effects, also considering their environmental and infrastructural value and concomitant strains like erosion, salt water intrusion, littoralization, etc. The project COASTGAP was born after more than 10 years of shared experiences in this field, among many Mediterranean coastal Administrations and Institutions, which established the cluster FACECOAST (www.facecoast.eu) in 2011. COASTGAP aims to capitalize 12 best practices from 9 projects of the cluster (from MED and other programmes), to produce governance and adaptation policies aimed to reduce risk along coastal zones and foster their sustainable development. In order to provide an operational and coherent strategy for the 2014-2020 financial period, supported by multi-level agreements among coastal Administrations, COASTGAP aims to design, characterize and prepare to launch the Joint Action Plan on Adaptations to Climate Changes in MED Basin.

Implementation of the project COASTGAP was completed in March 2015.

www.coastgap.facecoast.eu
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