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5+3 Strategic Steps to Shape Greece’s Tourism Future

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Article written by Elias Palialexis for  GTP News Amid initiatives such as the designation of marine parks in the Ionian and Aegean Seas, the “Untrodden Mountains and Beaches” program, the establishment of protection zones, and new frameworks for sustainable development, Greek tourism is gradually gaining significant institutional advantages that strengthen its long-term prospects. Although the road ahead remains long, […]

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MEDITERRANEAN COAST DAY 2025: Coasts won’t become resilient on their own

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Published on behalf of the Priority Actions Programme Regional Activity Centre (PAP/RAC)  Organised by the Priority Actions Programme Regional Activity Centre (PAP/RAC) under the UNEP/MAP – Barcelona Convention, Mediterranean Coast Day draws attention to the urgent challenges facing our coasts and returns this September 25 with a strong call to action. This year’s theme: “Inspiring

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Don’t miss this call for coastal conservation stories: “Echoes of the shores” Journalist Award

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To mark its 50th anniversary, the Conservatoire du littoral, through its Europe & International delegation, is launching ”Echoes of the shores – 50 stories of coastal conservation from around the world”. This call for contributions, aimed at journalists, professionals and students, aims to get people talking about the world’s coastlines, their challenges, their beauty, their

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This MedECC infographic presents the main results of the First Mediterranean Assessment Report (MAR1) published in November 2020. It presents a general overview on drivers and impacts of climate and environmental change.

Call for self-nominations of experts: Second Mediterranean Assessment Report on climate change

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The The Mediterranean Experts on Climate and environmental Change (MedECC) is launching the preparation of the Second Mediterranean Assessment Report (MAR2). MAR2 aims to provide updated scientific knowledge and comprehensive understanding of climate and environmental challenges specific to the Mediterranean region. Many Mediterranean governments and decision-makers have shown strong interest in MAR1 and the subsequent

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Majority of Cypriots see need to adapt to climate change, EIB Survey shows

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Most people in Cyprus recognise the need to adapt their lifestyle due to the effects of climate change, according to the annual Climate Survey commissioned by the European Investment Bank (EIB). The survey showed that among the challenges facing their country, Cypriot respondents ranked climate change third, after the cost of living and large-scale migration.

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EIB regional conference in Nicosia highlights need for collaboration in water management

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The need for cooperation by the countries and organisations of the Mediterranean states in the pressing field of water challenges was highlighted during a regional conference on water resilience organised by the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Nicosia on Thursday. The one-day conference titled “Navigating water challenges in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean region,” gathered

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Grants for Environmental Investigative Journalism: opportunities for Mediterranean cooperation

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The Journalismfund Europe vzw, based in Brussels, launched a grant programme to support cross-border teams of professional journalists and/or news outlets to conduct investigations into environmental affairs related to Europe. The investigation needs to focus on a cross-border environmental issue that has a strong connection to Europe. This means that the investigation can also involve issues and locations outside Europe, if there is

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Study on the extinction of species in late Pleistocene Cyprus

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  Scientists have uncovered a mystery regarding the extinction of dwarf hippos and dwarf elephants that once roamed the landscape of Cyprus before the arrival of the first humans. During the Late Pleistocene, Cyprus hosted only two species of megafauna – the dwarf elephant (Palaeoloxodon cypriotes) and the dwarf hippo (Phanourios minor). However, both species

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MED9 Energy Ministers recommit to support sustainable future for Med region

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(Story by Emilia Christophi of Cyprus News Agency) The MED9 Energy Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to support the advancement of a sustainable, secure, and resilient future for the Mediterranean region. In a joint declaration read by the host, Cyprus’ Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry, George Papanastasiou, the EU Mediterranean countries of Croatia, Cyprus, France,

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Cyprus an “exemplary case” of Education for Sustainable Development, Minister says

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“Our commitment to Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is deeply rooted in the belief that education is the cornerstone of sustainable development and should be set at the center of learning,” said Athena Michaelidou, Minister of Education, Sports and Youth, while delivering on Thursday her welcoming remarks at the opening of the MED-9 High-Level Forum on

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