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Valorisation économique du patrimoine naturel et culturel des montagnes méditerranéennes (MEDITERRITAGE)
Start date: Sep 30, 2004, End date: Jun 29, 2008,
In a Mediterranean environment marked by massive development of coastlines and the intensification of farming on plains, mountains are now the place where the natural and cultural heritage of the Mediterranean can be preserved. By protecting and enhancing this natural and cultural heritage, the partners aim to promote sustainable development. Solutions will be sought for the dangers threatening Me ...
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Robinwood - Revitalisation de zones rurales par le développement durable obtenu à travers l'aménagement forestier intégré. (Robinwood)
Start date: Sep 30, 2004, End date: Jun 29, 2008,
The partners mountain and rural regions are characterised by serious degradation of forests and hydro-geological or flooding risks. Most of them face threats associated with rural depopulation, erosion, poor facilities and the need to maintain the rural landscape and cultural heritage. In this context, forest management, rural revitalisation and the use of ligno-cellulosic biomass can help to achi ...
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INNOCOMMERCE - L´INNOVATION APPLIQUÉE AU DÉVELOPPEMENT DU PETIT COMMERCE DANS L´UE (INNOCOMMERCE)
Start date: Dec 31, 2004, End date: May 29, 2007,
...that is more appropriate to its specific needs. The sector needs support from the public administration in order to continue its activity, which is currently endangered by the aggressive expansion of large retail outlets, and the different parties involved should work together more. The problems of adaptation that the sector faces are serious, as are the consequences. It should not be forgotten th ...
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GESINPORTS - 'GESTION INTÉGRÉE DURABLE DANS LES PORTS DE PLAISANCE DE LA ZONE SUD EUROPÉENNE (GESINPORTS)
Start date: Sep 30, 2003, End date: Jun 29, 2006,
In recent years, marinas have been built in excessively large numbers to meet the expectations of fast-growing nautical tourism. In most cases, growth has been uncontrolled, ignoring certain very important requirements, and this may lead to serious problems for environmental management and safety, for staff training and the development of ICT and for the preservation of historical heritage. The pa ...
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