Within the project Green Urban Resilience: Green Climate Change Adaptation Solutions for Smart and Resilient Cities in BSB, a green recovery investment has been implemented in the city of Uzunköprü, Türkiye.
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The Black Sea is home to valuable marine habitats, species, and coastal communities. However, protecting this shared ecosystem is difficult when countries collect and use environmental information in different ways.
Transforming research into real-world impact has long been a challenge across the Black Sea Basin. Despite strong academic traditions and growing entrepreneurial energy, technology transfer (TT) ecosystems in the region have remained largely fragmented.
Did you know that air pollution can temporarily affect brain function? Or that people tend to live longer in areas with cleaner air?
The Blue Gates project - Empowering Blue and Smart Transformation of the Black Sea Basin promotes innovation and sustainability in the blue economy through the development of a transnational cluster supporting smart growth across the region.
EcoYOU project was launched to confront a growing environmental threat in the Black Sea Basin: microplastic pollution in transboundary water bodies.
The AlgaeRevive – Harnessing Algae Power for Pollution Reduction and Blue Growth project partnership proudly announces the establishment of a new environmental research laboratory at Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov University in Burgas, Bulgaria.
The project CARE SEA: Cooperation and Awareness for a Pollution-Free and Environmentally Sustainable Black Sea invites the researchers, higher-education and research institutions, public authorities, environmental practitioners, policy-makers, civil society organisations, students, local communities, and other stakeholders engaged in pollution prevention, biodiversity conservation, ecological rehabilitation, citizen science, and sustainable environmental governance across the Black Sea Basin to the International Scientific Conference „Transboundary Science for a Cleaner and Sustainable Black Sea“.
The project LEARN4SEA: Innovative joint learning for environmental-friendly behaviour of communities in the Black Sea Basin has successfully developed an innovative joint methodology for assessing air and water quality in the Black Sea Basin, providing environmental specialists, researchers and public institutions with a practical and harmonised tool for environmental monitoring and decision-making.