Baltic Coast Dialog
The aim of the project “Baltic Coast Dialogue: Establishing a Network of International Stakeholders for the Effective Protection and Restoration of the Marine and Coastal Ecosystems of the Baltic Sea” is to establish a multinational network of stakeholders from environmental organisations, fisheries, agriculture, tourism, science and authorities, who could provide relevant contributions to the implementation of effective protection and restoration measures as well as sustainable fisheries management in the marine and coastal ecosystems of the Baltic Sea.
Project activities:
- Openly and constructively address critical issues of Baltic Sea protection and develop short recommendations, statements, discussion papers or guidelines based on the consensus of all stakeholders via interactive workshops.
- Strengthen communication and cooperation between German, Lithuanian, Polish and Swedish stakeholders to generate a general understanding of common perspectives for an effective protection and restoration of our marine and coastal ecosystems.
- Define goals and important next steps to ensure transnational protection goals in the coming years for Baltic Sea protection in Germany, Lithuania, Poland, and Sweden.
Contacts
Eglė Vičiuvienė
Environmental Specialist
Phone: +37061412911
Email: egle.viciuviene@bef.lt
Duration
2023/10 –2025/09
Support
Project funded by European Environment Initiative (EURENI) on behalf of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV)
Partners:
- Rewilding Oder Delta, German-Polish association (Lead partner)
- Baltic Environmental Forum Lithuania
- Deutsche Umwelthilfe Germany
- The Fisheries Secretariat Sweden
- OTOP (BirdLife Poland)
- Gdansk University, Hel Marine Station
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