Description
Data collection and processing methodology for wildfire prevention and mitigation (EN)
Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform (EN)
Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform (FR)
International cooperation of multisectoral actors(EN)
International cooperation of multisectoral actors(FR)
Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area(FR)
Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area(EN)
Action plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation(FR)
Action plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation(EN)
Website: https://interreg-euro-med.eu/en/
Thematic information
Priority: (VI-B_EM_2) Greener MED
Priority specific objective: RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches
Priority policy objective (Interreg specific objective): PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility
Type of intervention: 060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)
Partners (10)
Lead Partner: Sveučilište u Rijeci, Pomorski fakultet
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 999836425
Partner’s ID if not PIC: HR76722145702 | HR120000015 | - (FR), - (EN)
Department: Department for Transportation
Address: Studentska 2 Pomorski fakultet, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia
Department address: Studentska 2 Pomorski fakultet, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: https://www.pfri.uniri.hr/web/hr/index.php
Total budget: EUR 408 682.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 326 945.60
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 81 736.40
Contractors:
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Name: AVITEH d.o.o.
VAT registration or tax identification number: 74228338976
- CIMBAL - Comunidade Intermunicipal do Baixo Alentejo
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Name: CIMBAL - Comunidade Intermunicipal do Baixo Alentejo
Department: Intermunicipal Community of Baixo Alentejo
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 891931006
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 509761534 | PT120000009 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Praceta Rainha D. Leonor, 7801-953 Beja , Portugal
Department address: Praceta Rainha D. Leonor, 7801-953 Beja, Portugal
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Regional public authority
Website: https://cimbal.pt/pt/menu/
Total budget: EUR 251 748.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 201 398.40
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 50 349.60
Contractors:
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Name: Oliveira Reis & Associados
VAT registration or tax identification number: 501266259 -
Name: IrRADIARE
VAT registration or tax identification number: 503513156
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Name: Oliveira Reis & Associados
- Δημοκρίτειο Πανεπιστήμιο Θράκης-Ειδικός Λογαριασμός Κονδυλίων Έρευνας
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Name: Δημοκρίτειο Πανεπιστήμιο Θράκης-Ειδικός Λογαριασμός Κονδυλίων Έρευνας
Department: FOREST AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT SCIENCES
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 999659109
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 90028889 | EL120000034 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: 1st km Drama – Mikrochori, 67100 Drama, Greece
Department address: 1st km Drama – Mikrochori, 67100 Drama, Greece
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.duth.gr
Total budget: EUR 244 993.60
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 195 994.88
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 48 998.72
Contractors:
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Name: ΠΑΠΠΟΣ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ
VAT registration or tax identification number: 062401323
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Name: ΠΑΠΠΟΣ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ
- Centro di Geomorfologia Integrata per l'Area del Mediterraneo
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Name: Centro di Geomorfologia Integrata per l'Area del Mediterraneo
Department: Disaster Reduction , Environment & NRM, Research
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 952930426
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 80011410760 | IT120000040 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Via Domenico Di Giura, 85100 Potenza, Italy
Department address: Via Domenico Di Giura, 85100 Potenza, Italy
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.cgiam.org/
Total budget: EUR 227 298.10
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 181 838.48
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 45 459.62
Contractors:
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Name: Michele Greco
VAT registration or tax identification number: 01534450760
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Name: Michele Greco
- Javna vatrogasna postrojba Grada Malog Lošinja
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Name: Javna vatrogasna postrojba Grada Malog Lošinja
Department: Management
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 884632532
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 26896065175 | HR120000016 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Lošinjskih brodograditelja , 51550 Mali Lošinj, Croatia
Department address: Lošinjskih brodograditelja , 51550 Mali lošinj , Croatia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Infrastructure and (public) service provider
Website: https://vatrogasci-losinj.info
Total budget: EUR 151 617.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 121 293.60
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 30 323.40
- Opština Ulcinj
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Name: Opština Ulcinj
Department: Secretariat for the protection of property
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 892995290
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 892995290 | ME120000006 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Bulevar Skenderbeg, 85360 Ulcinj, Montenegro
Department address: Bulevar Skenderbeg, 85360 Ulcinj, Montenegro
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Local public authority
Website: http://www.ul-gov.me
Total budget: EUR 127 169.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 101 735.20
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 25 433.80
Contractors:
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Name: Nexhat Kapidani
VAT registration or tax identification number: n/a
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Name: Nexhat Kapidani
- Nacionalni park Una
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Name: Nacionalni park Una
Department: Department of tourism development, marketing and sales
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 901313137
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 4263553380001 | BA120000009 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Bosanska, 77000 Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Department address: Bosanska, 77000 Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Regional public authority
Website: http://nationalpark-una.ba
Total budget: EUR 114 341.50
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 91 473.20
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 22 868.30
- Rocca di Cerere UNESCO Global Geopark
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Name: Rocca di Cerere UNESCO Global Geopark
Department: Geopark administration
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 936182115
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 00667240865 | IT220000018 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Via Vulturo, 94100 Enna, Italy
Department address: Via Vulturo, 94100 Enna, Italy
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Local public authority
Website: http://www.roccadicerere.eu
Total budget: EUR 273 830.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 219 064.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 54 766.00
- Zavod za gasilno in reševalno službo Sežana
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Name: Zavod za gasilno in reševalno službo Sežana
Department: Technology
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 891801123
Partner’s ID if not PIC: SI91755379 | SI120000009 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Bazoviška cesta , 6210 Sežana, Slovenia
Department address: Bazoviška cesta , 6210 Sežana, Slovenia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Infrastructure and (public) service provider
Website: http://www.zgrs.si
Total budget: EUR 187 005.30
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 149 604.24
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 37 401.06
Contractors:
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Name: KOMPAS TELEKOMUNIKACIJE d.o.o.
VAT registration or tax identification number: SI39624790
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Name: KOMPAS TELEKOMUNIKACIJE d.o.o.
- RGO komunikacije d.o.o.
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Name: RGO komunikacije d.o.o.
Department: IT department
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 891845064
Partner’s ID if not PIC: HR51551401153 | HR220000004 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Palinovečka ulica , 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Department address: Palinovečka ulica , 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Legal status: private
Organisation type: SME
Website: https://rgo.hr
Total budget: EUR 395 015.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 316 012.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 79 003.00
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Lead partner
Project partner
Summary
Project acronym: FRED
Project ID: Euro-MED0200675
Project start date: 2024-01-01
Project end date: 2026-09-30
Project status: ongoing
Relevant linked projects:
- Early warning networks in environmental monitoring systems to support civil protection phase II.
- Programme 2014 - 2020 INTERREG V-A Spain - Portugal (POCTEP)
- The project aimed to establish stable/sustainable structures in EUROACE, to ensure the joint response in the prevention of risks and emergencies with the design and development of environmental monitoring systems. Project used the infrared and optical thermographic images, obtained by satellites of the “Copernicus” Programme, for use in real-time Early Warning Networks and their physical modelling.
- One of the project results is a Common Platform for EUROACE, in risk analysis, planning and common emergency response on both sides of the Spanish and Portugal border, with the joint and real-time use of an environmental data bank and optical images and infrared thermograph for the prevention of irrigation.
- (EN), arly warning networks in environmental monitoring systems to support civil protection phase II.
- Programme 2014 - 2020 INTERREG V-A Spain - Portugal (POCTEP)
- The project aimed to establish stable/sustainable structures in EUROACE, to ensure the joint response in the prevention of risks and emergencies with the design and development of environmental monitoring systems. Project used the infrared and optical thermographic images, obtained by satellites of the “Copernicus” Programme, for use in real-time Early Warning Networks and their physical modelling.
- One of the project results is a Common Platform for EUROACE, in risk analysis, planning and common emergency response on both sides of the Spanish and Portugal border, with the joint and real-time use of an environmental data bank and optical images and infrared thermograph for the prevention of irrigation.
- (FR) | The FRED project overall objective is to implement advanced ICT/UAV remote sensoring tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the wildfire segment.
- FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo.
- Furthermore, it will use the obtained data bank and optical images and infrared thermograph information for methodology development.
- (FR), The FRED project overall objective is to implement advanced ICT/UAS remote sensoring tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the wildfire segment.
- FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo.
- Furthermore, it will use the obtained data bank and optical images and infrared thermograph information for methodology development.
- (EN), SFEDA project - Forest Monitoring System for Early Fire Detection and Assessment in the Balkan-Med Area
- Programme 2014 - 2020 INTERREG VB Balkan-Mediterranean
- The overall objective of the SFEDA project is to promote transnational cooperation among 3 of the countries in the Balkan-Med area. The project has a strong emphasis on the proof of the effectiveness of the technology and the implementation of a system for early detection of wildfires towards protecting the environment contributing to the climate change resiliency.
- (EN), SFEDA project - Forest Monitoring System for Early Fire Detection and Assessment in the Balkan-Med Area
- Programme 2014 - 2020 INTERREG VB Balkan-Mediterranean
- The overall objective of the SFEDA project is to promote transnational cooperation among 3 of the countries in the Balkan-Med area. The project has a strong emphasis on the proof of the effectiveness of the technology and the implementation of a system for early detection of wildfires towards protecting the environment contributing to the climate change resiliency.
- (FR) | For the largest part, the project will build upon the knowledge produced from previous projects, e.g. the SFEDA project, which have employed fast fire detection techniques using UAV and an integrated alarming and fire fighting forces mobilisation platform. However the FRED project will go beyond that knowledge by employing state of the art techniques for fuel mapping and description, based on LIDAR and Very High Resolution Data. Fuel mapping is essential for the estimation of potential fire risk before the commence of the fire season, in the attempt to effectively prevent forest fires and mega-fires in particular. Furthermore, the project will test a fire danger index which is based not only on the potential fire behaviour but will also integrate anthropogenic activity, local knowledge and past experience. The project will provide an applied and holistic approach for the development of a forest fire management strategy applicable to the entire Euro-Mediterranean region. An added value of the project is that the developed approach will be tested in several areas across the Mediterranean covering a wide range of vegetation formations and different “firescapes”, which ensures its transferability to all fire prone environments.
- (EN), For the largest part, the project will build upon the knowledge produced from previous projects, e.g. the SFEDA project, which have employed fast fire detection techniques using UAVs and an integrated alarming and fire fighting forces mobilisation platform. However the FRED project will go beyond that knowledge by employing state of the art techniques for fuel mapping and description, based on LIDAR and Very High Resolution Data. Fuel mapping is essential for the estimation of potential fire risk before the commence of the fire season, in the attempt to effectively prevent forest fires and mega-fires in particular. Furthermore, the project will test a fire danger index which is based not only on the potential fire behaviour but will also integrate anthropogenic activity, local knowledge and past experience. The project will provide an applied and holistic approach for the development of a forest fire management strategy applicable to the entire Euro-Mediterranean region. An added value of the project is that the developed approach will be tested in several areas across the Mediterranean covering a wide range of vegetation formations and different “firescapes”, which ensures its transferability to all fire prone environments.
- (FR), LIFE-DEMORGEST , Guidelines for preventing wild fires, LIFE+ DEMORGEST project
- The LIFE+ DEMORGEST project created seven demonstration plots in Catalonia and has tested forestry practices to reduce wild fire risk in Mediterranean forests while maintaining forest productivity. The test included the use of a new fire risk map and stand-level vulnerability indexes, which can help land owners and forest managers to assess the wild fire risk of their stands using stand parameters such as height to the canopy, height of the undergrowth or distance from the undergrowth to the canopy. Taking this wild fire risk assessment as a basis, the project produced the recommendations to reduce the risk of wild fires.
- The project has also produced a layman`s report to explain the project and its results.
- (EN), The LIFE+ DEMORGEST project created seven demonstration plots in Catalonia and has tested forestry practices to reduce wild fire risk in Mediterranean forests while maintaining forest productivity. The test included the use of a new fire risk map and stand-level vulnerability indexes, which can help land owners and forest managers to assess the wild fire risk of their stands using stand parameters such as height to the canopy, height of the undergrowth or distance from the undergrowth to the canopy. Taking this wild fire risk assessment as a basis, the project produced the recommendations to reduce the risk of wild fires.
- The project has also produced a layman`s report to explain the project and its results.
- (FR) | The FRED project plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. Furthermore, FRED will utilize finding in Strategy and Action plan elaboration, transfer of know-how and building a network beyond partnership. (EN), The FRED project plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. Furthermore, FRED will utilize finding in Strategy and Action plan elaboration, transfer of know-how and building a network beyond partnership. (FR), HOLISTIC, Seismic and wildfire risks, IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme
- The project is intended to reduce the number and the impact of forest fires, to protect people, natural environment and properties, and in particular to promote fire prevention among rural communities in fire prone areas of regions facing the Adriatic.
- The project performs joint initiatives and pilot actions for direct and indirect long, medium and short-termpreventive measures in wildfire and earthquake risks to enhance policies, regulations and coordination mechanisms.
- Knowing that forest fires represent a constant threat to ecological systems, infrastructure, economy and human lives, it is necessary to undertake joint actions towards increasing the level of protection against forest fires. Holistic approach to forest fire prevention is based on;
- - Advanced forest fire monitoring system conceived of a network of automatic video surveillance and meteorological monitoring stations, supported by advanced regional systems for micro-location forest fire risk indices calculation and simulation of forest fire propagation and behaviour.
- - Organised system for collection of forest looping after forest fire thinning and clearing, its cutting and finally its use as a commercial biomass fuel in communal district heating and cogeneration plants, or in individual heating system of public buildings. Furthermore, it includes the systematic clearance of forest corridors not only as easy access routes for fireman, but also as routes for sport, recreation and village eco-tourism.
- Special information system for planning fire prevention, early detection of fire, fire fighting management and post-fire planning the recuperation of the burned areas has to be conceived. Benefits of Holistic Forest Fire Protection model are in all forest fire stages: Before Fire, During Fire and After Fire.
- (EN), HOLISTIC, Seismic and wildfire risks, IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme
- The project is intended to reduce the number and the impact of forest fires, to protect people, natural environment and properties, and in particular to promote fire prevention among rural communities in fire prone areas of regions facing the Adriatic.
- The project performs joint initiatives and pilot actions for direct and indirect long, medium and short-termpreventive measures in wildfire and earthquake risks to enhance policies, regulations and coordination mechanisms.
- Knowing that forest fires represent a constant threat to ecological systems, infrastructure, economy and human lives, it is necessary to undertake joint actions towards increasing the level of protection against forest fires. Holistic approach to forest fire prevention is based on;
- - Advanced forest fire monitoring system conceived of a network of automatic video surveillance and meteorological monitoring stations, supported by advanced regional systems for micro-location forest fire risk indices calculation and simulation of forest fire propagation and behaviour.
- - Organised system for collection of forest looping after forest fire thinning and clearing, its cutting and finally its use as a commercial biomass fuel in communal district heating and cogeneration plants, or in individual heating system of public buildings. Furthermore, it includes the systematic clearance of forest corridors not only as easy access routes for fireman, but also as routes for sport, recreation and village eco-tourism.
- Special information system for planning fire prevention, early detection of fire, fire fighting management and post-fire planning the recuperation of the burned areas has to be conceived. Benefits of Holistic Forest Fire Protection model are in all forest fire stages: Before Fire, During Fire and After Fire. (FR) | The project offers extensive experience, knowledge on the methodology for forest fire monitoring, within the development of a network of automatic video surveillance and meteorological monitoring stations, supported by advanced regional systems for micro-location forest fire risk indices calculation and simulation of forest fire propagation and behaviour. The FRED project plans to utilize on this research and findings provided in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, available ICT technology and remote sensing tools, sensor fusion for disaster risk prevention and mitigation, preliminary data processing, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. (EN), The project offers extensive experience, knowledge on the methodology for forest fire monitoring, within the development of a network of automatic video surveillance and meteorological monitoring stations, supported by advanced regional systems for micro-location forest fire risk indices calculation and simulation of forest fire propagation and behaviour. The FRED project plans to utilize on this research and findings provided in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, available ICT technology and remote sensing tools, sensor fusion for disaster risk prevention and mitigation, preliminary data processing, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. (FR), CROSSIT SAFER
- Cross-border cooperation between Slovenia and Italy for a safer region,
- Interreg V-A Italia-Slovenia Cooperation Programme 2014-2020
- The CROSSIT-SAFER project aims to reinforce cooperation at an institutional level for every kind of risk, in order to guarantee an efficient, coordinated and fast response of the civil protection actors of both jurisdictions in the case of a natural emergency with an immediate impact in the cross-border area. The result of the project is strengthened institutional cooperation capacity of public authorities in the field of disaster management.
- The CROSSIT-SAFER cooperation project groups together all risks with an immediate impact on the cooperation area, thus creating synergies between the civil protection and fire fighters in the regions and provinces of both countries. The project foresees a state-of-the-art analysis of cooperation protocols to design cross-border versions between the regions involved. These protocols aim to provide complete coverage, supporting responses to all types of natural disasters in the area.
- The harmonisation of risk management procedures between the territories of the area, through prevention and preparedness, risk analysis and the sharing of scientific knowledge.
- The project brought together 9 partners from different organisations with different competences and responsibilities such as universities, provinces, municipalities, and civil protection agencies, to be able to face different issues. The partnership is composed of 4 Italian partners and 5 Slovenian partners. The lead partner is the Civil Protection of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region.
- (EN), CROSSIT SAFER
- Cross-border cooperation between Slovenia and Italy for a safer region,
- Interreg V-A Italia-Slovenia Cooperation Programme 2014-2020
- The CROSSIT-SAFER project aims to reinforce cooperation at an institutional level for every kind of risk, in order to guarantee an efficient, coordinated and fast response of the civil protection actors of both jurisdictions in the case of a natural emergency with an immediate impact in the cross-border area. The result of the project is strengthened institutional cooperation capacity of public authorities in the field of disaster management.
- The CROSSIT-SAFER cooperation project groups together all risks with an immediate impact on the cooperation area, thus creating synergies between the civil protection and fire fighters in the regions and provinces of both countries. The project foresees a state-of-the-art analysis of cooperation protocols to design cross-border versions between the regions involved. These protocols aim to provide complete coverage, supporting responses to all types of natural disasters in the area.
- The harmonisation of risk management procedures between the territories of the area, through prevention and preparedness, risk analysis and the sharing of scientific knowledge.
- The project brought together 9 partners from different organisations with different competences and responsibilities such as universities, provinces, municipalities, and civil protection agencies, to be able to face different issues. The partnership is composed of 4 Italian partners and 5 Slovenian partners. The lead partner is the Civil Protection of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region. (FR) | The FRED project aims to further develop synergies between the civil protection and fire fighters in the regions and provinces all partner countries. Joint development of implementation methodology, Specification and implementation of the Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform are all to be jointly developed, Strategy and action plan elaboration, Demo days and other communication activities will rely on knowledge obtained from the CROSSIT SAFER project. (FR), The FRED project aims to further develop synergies between the civil protection and fire fighters in the regions and provinces all partner countries. Joint development of implementation methodology, Specification and implementation of the Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform are all to be jointly developed , Strategy and action plan elaboration, Demo days and other communication activities will rely on knowledge obtained from the CROSSIT SAFER project. (EN), LIFE LANDSCAPE FIRE PROJECT - New methodologies for forest fire prevention, Life project
- This project aims to develop large-scale measures to prevent forest fires, preserve biodiversity, increase forest resilience, empower decision-makers regarding the benefits of prevention, as well as identify a set of options and measures for local adaptation that will allow us to identify and suggest actions to reduce current and future territorial vulnerability in the region.
- LIFE LANDSCAPE FIREs main objective is to develop an effective procedure for fire prevention in Viseu Do Lafes (Portugal) and in Sierra de Gata, Las Hurdes and Sierra de San Pedro (Spain). It will carry out a series of pilot actions, based on a methodology successfully implemented elsewhere (in Andalusia and Catalonia). This methodology combines prescribed fires and grazing techniques to reduce forest fuel, converting fire-prone forests into more resilient areas.
- The project will contribute to a range of EU policy and legislation, including: the forest strategy; roadmap to a resource efficient Europe; circular economy action plan; thematic strategy for soil protection; biodiversity strategy; and the Habitats and Birds directives.
- (EN), LIFE LANDSCAPE FIRE PROJECT - New methodologies for forest fire prevention, Life project
- This project aims to develop large-scale measures to prevent forest fires, preserve biodiversity, increase forest resilience, empower decision-makers regarding the benefits of prevention, as well as identify a set of options and measures for local adaptation that will allow us to identify and suggest actions to reduce current and future territorial vulnerability in the region.
- LIFE LANDSCAPE FIREs main objective is to develop an effective procedure for fire prevention in Viseu Do Lafes (Portugal) and in Sierra de Gata, Las Hurdes and Sierra de San Pedro (Spain). It will carry out a series of pilot actions, based on a methodology successfully implemented elsewhere (in Andalusia and Catalonia). This methodology combines prescribed fires and grazing techniques to reduce forest fuel, converting fire-prone forests into more resilient areas.
- The project will contribute to a range of EU policy and legislation, including: the forest strategy; roadmap to a resource efficient Europe; circular economy action plan; thematic strategy for soil protection; biodiversity strategy; and the Habitats and Birds directives.
- (FR) | FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research and further in the development of the disaster risk prevention and mitigation Strategy and Action plans. This Activity will entail the elaboration of a single Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area, as well as the elaboration of five Actions plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation, corresponding to piloting partner regional levels.
- FRED will furthermore aim to and expand on the cooperation between various authorities, in the field of prevention.
- (EN), FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project in own research and further in the development of the disaster risk prevention and mitigation Strategy and Action plans. This Activity will entail the elaboration of a single Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area, as well as the elaboration of five Actions plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation, corresponding to piloting partner regional levels.
- FRED will furthermore aim to and expand on the cooperation between various authorities, in the field of prevention.
- (FR), IEDO TACTICAL Program
- Founded on June 10, 2018, the International Emergency Drone Organization (IEDO) is a global non-profit association dedicated to promoting the use of drones by emergency services and public safety agencies, but also to develop international, national, and local exchanges between first responders using drone technology around the world.
- IEDO TACTICAL program is based on the need to improve tactical uses of UAS for first responders and public safety agencies.
- 19 working groups have been established - composed of UAV operation specialist from 19 countries and background to study best practices to save lives and support rescue.
- Participating countries are: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Ecuador, Denmark, France, Germany, Mexico, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Republic of Korea, Spain, Sweden, the USA and the Uk.
- (FR), IEDO TACTICAL Program
- Founded on June 10, 2018, the International Emergency Drone Organization (IEDO) is a global non-profit association dedicated to promoting the use of UAV by emergency services and public safety agencies, but also to develop international, national, and local exchanges between first responders using UAV technology around the world.
- IEDO TACTICAL program is based on the need to improve tactical uses of UAS for first responders and public safety agencies.
- 19 working groups have been established - composed of UAV operation specialist from 19 countries and background to study best practices to save lives and support rescue.
- Participating countries are: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Ecuador, Denmark, France, Germany, Mexico, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Republic of Korea, Spain, Sweden, the USA and the Uk.
- (EN) | FRED project recognized the importance and use of drones in wildfire prevention and mittigation and therfore plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the IEDO TACTICAL project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i.e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. IEDO tactical program concludes that "The specific and sharp needs relate to the development of applications linked to artificial intelligence to accelerate the analysis of the image where the eye can be slow and tired." The new solution implemented in the FRED project has the ambition to go in that very direction - artificial intelligence to support and extend technical advancement of UAVs. (FR), FRED project recognized the importance and use of UAS in wildfire prevention and mittigation and therfore plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the IEDO TACTICAL project in own research within the preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i.e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo. IEDO tactical program concludes that "The specific and sharp needs relate to the development of applications linked to artificial intelligence to accelerate the analysis of the image where the eye can be slow and tired." The new solution implemented in the FRED project has the ambition to go in that very direction - artificial intelligence to support and extend technical advancement of UAS. (EN), PROTECT,
- An Integrated European Model to Protect MEDiterranean Forests from Fire
- The aim of the project is to develop and transfer, through common approach at transnational level, an integrated model for the prevention of forest fires. Focus is on the prevention phase fundamental for environmental, economic, cultural and social sustainability. In particular, 3 thematic areas will be dealt with to ensure an integrated and effective model: 1) The development of shared methods and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring, by integrating new elements/risks not taken into consideration in existing risk models and prevention plans, e.g. characteristics of the forest, vulnerability of the territory, and climate change; 2) An economic and eco- compatible sustainable model for forest maintenance incl. the valorisation of biomass; 3) Information and training activities for responsible environmental behaviour in risk areas and/or in risk situations. 3 action phases will be carried out to guarantee concrete results which can be transferred to each partner/territory:
- Exchange of information and joint development of methods and instruments; transfer and concertation; pilot implementation, adoption and mainstreaming of the methods and tools developed. The partnership is made up of 9 organisations composed of 6 territorial partners from IT, ES, GR, HR, PT, CY and 3 universities from IT, PT and FR.
- (EN), PROTECT,
- An Integrated European Model to Protect MEDiterranean Forests from Fire
- The aim of the project is to develop and transfer, through common approach at transnational level, an integrated model for the prevention of forest fires. Focus is on the prevention phase fundamental for environmental, economic, cultural and social sustainability. In particular, 3 thematic areas will be dealt with to ensure an integrated and effective model: 1) The development of shared methods and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring, by integrating new elements/risks not taken into consideration in existing risk models and prevention plans, e.g. characteristics of the forest, vulnerability of the territory, and climate change; 2) An economic and eco- compatible sustainable model for forest maintenance incl. the valorisation of biomass; 3) Information and training activities for responsible environmental behaviour in risk areas and/or in risk situations. 3 action phases will be carried out to guarantee concrete results which can be transferred to each partner/territory:
- Exchange of information and joint development of methods and instruments; transfer and concertation; pilot implementation, adoption and mainstreaming of the methods and tools developed. The partnership is made up of 9 organisations composed of 6 territorial partners from IT, ES, GR, HR, PT, CY and 3 universities from IT, PT and FR.
- (FR) | FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project – especially from the 1st aspect before mentioned, dealing with methodology and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring within own research and preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo.
- Furthermore, FRED will to some extent rely on the methods and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring, by integrating new elements/risks not taken into consideration in existing risk models and prevention plans, e.g. characteristics of the forest. The fuel mapping in FRED will be taken to a new level by LIDAR equipped UAV for vegetation data collection. (FR), FRED plans to utilize on the research and findings provided within the project – especially from the 1st aspect before mentioned, dealing with methodology and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring within own research and preparatory work for the subsequent piloting activities, i..e the development of implementation methodology: defining state-of-the-art in the field, to build upon existing tools and approaches, as well as organizational setup for pilot case demo.
- Furthermore, FRED will to some extent rely on the methods and techniques for risk mapping, assessment and monitoring, by integrating new elements/risks not taken into consideration in existing risk models and prevention plans, e.g. characteristics of the forest. The fuel mapping in FRED will be taken to a new level by LIDAR equipped UAS for vegetation data collection. (EN), FIREPOCTEP
- The FIREPOCTEP project with a total budget of €5.6 million, of which €4.22 million, 75% is funded by the Interreg VA Spain-Portugal Cross-Border Cooperation Program – Interreg POCTEP (2014-2020).
- FIREPOCTEP is framed within the Thematic Objective 5 of the POCTEP Program: Promote adaptation to climate change in all sectors. In addition, it responds to the investment priority, with respect to the POCTEP Program, 5B: Promoting investment to address specific risks and ensuring adaptation to disasters and development of disaster management systems.
- With a duration of 2 years and 6 months (01/07/2020 – 31/12/2022), this project is designed to address these challenges, favoring development between the neighboring border regions of both countries, allowing the strengthening of forest fire prevention and extinction systems in both States and the improvement of resources for the generation of rural employment after the Covid-19 health crisis.
- Its objectives are:
- – Identify Strategic Management Zones to minimize the risk and impact of large fires through integrated landscape management in the face of global climate change.
- – Encourage public and private investment through pilot experiences in the framework of the Circular Green Economy and the investigation of new market opportunities.
- – Educate the permanent and occasional rural population about the risk of major forest fires, good preventive practices and self-protection. Train and equip the personnel of cross-border operations. (FR), FIREPOCTEP
- The FIREPOCTEP project with a total budget of €5.6 million, of which €4.22 million, 75% is funded by the Interreg VA Spain-Portugal Cross-Border Cooperation Program – Interreg POCTEP (2014-2020).
- FIREPOCTEP is framed within the Thematic Objective 5 of the POCTEP Program: Promote adaptation to climate change in all sectors. In addition, it responds to the investment priority, with respect to the POCTEP Program, 5B: Promoting investment to address specific risks and ensuring
Total budget/expenditure: EUR 2 381 699.50
Total EU funding (amount): EUR 1 905 359.60
Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 80.00%
Co-financing sources:
Investments, deliverables, policy contributions
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Deliverables:
- Preliminary data collection and processing study
- Preliminary data collection and processing study
- Pilot case Implementation methodology paper
- Pilot case Implementation methodology paper
- Capitalization paper – lessons learnt from past projects
- Capitalization paper – lessons learnt from past projects
- Functional design of Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform
- Functional design of Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation platform
- Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation software solution
- Wildfire risk prevention and mitigation software solution
- Training course material – application and UAV operation.
- Training course material – application and UAV operation
- Training report – application and UAV operation
- Training report – application and UAV operation
- Pilot case simulation report
- Pilot case simulation report
- Demo day event report
- Demo day event report
- Calculation of project carbon footprint
- Calculation of project carbon footprint
- Evaluation methodology
- Evaluation methodology
- Evaluation report
- Evaluation report
- Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area
- Common Strategy on ICT supported Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation in the MED area
- Action plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation
- Action plans for ICT supported wildfire risk prevention and mitigation
- Stakeholders and beneficiaries database
- Stakeholders and beneficiaries database
- Plan for transferability of results
- Plan for transferability of results
- Video presentation
- Video presentation
Contribution to wider strategies and policies:
- EuropeanGreenDeal The EU Green deal aims to ensure the wellbeing and health of citizens via fresh air, clean water, healthy soil and biodiversity. EU Green Deal recognizes that nature is an important ally in the fight against climate change. Restoring nature and enabling biodiversity to thrive offers a quick and cheap solution to absorb and store carbon.
- The Commission therefore proposes to restore Europe’s forests, soils, wetlands and peatlands which will increase absorption of CO2 and will make our environment more resilient to climate change.
- General aim of FRED project is management of natural disaster risks and risks linked to human activities, impacting the preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity which all correlate to goals of the Green Deal in regards to environment preservation. EU Green Deal furthermore identifies 6 objectives of sustainable investments. FRED project successfully contributes to at least 3 of those objectives: 1.climate change mitigation, 2. climate change adaptation and 3. Protection and restauration of biodiversity and ecosystems. Within the climate change segment, the FRED project focuses on prevention and mitigation of climate change impacts in the form of wildfire, its mission being protection, restauration and valorisation of natural environment.
- TerritorialAgenda2030 The Agenda underlines the importance of strategic spatial planning and calls for strengthening the territorial dimension of sector policies at all governance levels. It defines two overarching objectives, a Just Europe and a Green Europe. One of its postulates: Sustainable development deals with the need to respond to the increasing pressure concerning sustainable development and climate change. With that common challenge in mind, this area is in deep need of transnational harmonisation of tools and practices designed to monitor and manage natural disasters and risks induced by human activities, all with the a single goal: creation of a common approach to prevention of climate change effects. The FRED project focuses on development of highly specific, efficient and pragmatic tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the segment of wildfire protection to the purpose of protection, restauration and valorisation of natural environment and would in this regard contribute to the Agenda. The Agenda seeks to overcome territorial challenges. One of its postulates is Integration beyond borders and strengthening resilience to climate changes. Territorial approach within FRED project is ensured by 10 project partners from 7 countries and a number of associated partners working together to overcome common challenges and to create a common approach to prevention of climate change negative effects. The entire project duration will be marked by communication of project goals and findings to the network of relevant stakeholders/beneficiaries: local, regional and national authorities, environmental management organization/agencies, universities, higher education institutions, schools and research centres. Project foresees six, MED wide, pilot actions. By the findings of those actions and research, project aims further transfer of know-how obtained in the field of climate change adaptation beyond borders, to ensure ground for future progress.
- EUStrategyAdriaticIonianRegion The general objective of the EUSAIR is to promote economic and social prosperity and growth in the region by improving its attractiveness, competitiveness and connectivity. One of its aims is Environmental quality. The Strategy is divided into four pillars: Blue growth, Connecting the Region, Environmental quality, Sustainable tourism. The Strategy points out that “the Region is (also) under threat from climate change(s) – flooding, drought, soil erosion and forest fires are all increasing realities. The FRED project contributes mainly to Environmental aspect of the Strategy by aiming to define highly specific, efficient and pragmatic tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the segment of wildfire protection. Its goal is to build resilience to threats - forest fires thus ensuring the protection of coastal and inland environment and ecosystems which are both constituent parts of the Strategy.
- The EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region involves 9 countries of which 5 are within the FRED project consortium: Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.
- MediterraneanSeaBasin The WestMED initiative is the result of years of dialogue between ten countries in the western Mediterranean region. The member states and partner countries are ready and willing to work together on their shared interests for the region: to increase maritime safety and security, promote sustainable blue growth and jobs, and preserve ecosystems and biodiversity.
- FRED project would offer its contribution in the increase safety and security in target areas facing fire challenges and within the aspect of ecosystems and biodiversity preservation, which are identified goals in line with WestMED Initiative. Challenges identified by FRED project furthermore include environmental risks and protection, environment and climate change.
- Common ground and contribution is also the emphasis on cooperation and partnership between Mediterranean countries. FRED constitutes of 10 project partners from 7 countries and a number of associated partners which serves to facilitate coordination, cooperation and policy synergies. A number of project activities will be marked by introducing the FRED project to the network of relevant stakeholders/beneficiaries: local, regional and national authorities (environmental, forestry segments, management bodies of protected areas – national parks, nature parks, etc); environmental management organization/agencies, universities, higher education institutions, schools and research centres thus largely contributing to the initiative.
- Other Biodiversity strategy for 2030
- The Biodiversity strategy for 2030 aims to protect the nature and reverse the degradation of ecosystems which is one of this projects goals as well.
- The FRED project aims to build resilience to threats such as forest fires which is one of the objectives set forth by the Strategy. Project actions are to impact indirectly climate changes, food insecurity and disease outbreaks by providing wildfire prevention, early warning and mitigation measures by expert know-how deriving from pilot projects, innovative and emerging technologies entwined with known solutions.
- Other EU forest strategy
- The new EU forest strategy has as its key objectives effective afforestation, and forest preservation and restoration in Europe, to help to increase the absorption of CO2,, reduce the incidence and extent of forest fires, and promote the bio-economy, in full respect for ecological principles favourable to biodiversity. As identified rightfully in the Interreg Euro MED programme, climate change will have the highest environmental impact in the north and south of Europe. Areas with drought risks and heat waves are concentrated along the Mediterranean. With that common challenge in mind, this area is in deep need of transnational harmonisation of tools and practices designed to monitor and manage natural disasters and risks induced by human activities, all with the a single goal: creation of a common approach to prevention of forest fires. The FRED project focuses on prevention and mitigation of climate change impacts in the form of wildfire.
- Other Digital Agenda for Europe
- The widespread, rapid and extensive development of digital service platforms, as well as debates on public data spaces and new technologies such as artificial intelligence, affect all areas of our society. Many new ways to communicate, shop or access information online have been integrated into our daily lives and are constantly evolving. The European digital agenda for the decade 2020-2030 addresses these issues by focusing on creating secure digital spaces and services, creating a level playing field in digital markets with large platforms and strengthening Europe’s digital sovereignty, while contributing to the European goal of climate neutrality by 2050.
- The 10-year digital agenda for Europe in 2010 identified for the first time the key enabling role of ICTs in reaching Europe’s goals. Within the FRED project, ICT and the setup of unique platform shall play a vital role in prevention and mitigation measures against the wildfire.
- Other The Danube Strategy
- The Danube Strategy was formally created on 13 April 2011. The area covered by the EUSDR is mainly the basin of the 2.857 km long Danube River, including also the parts of the mountain ranges where its tributaries originate (like the Alps, or the Carpathians). It stretches from the Black Forest (Germany) to the Black Sea (Romania-Moldova-Ukraine) and is home to around 115 million inhabitants. Involving 14 countries, it is the largest and most diverse macro-regional strategy: nine EU Member States (Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, parts of Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia), three Accession Countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia) and two Neighbouring Countries (Moldova, parts of Ukraine).
- One of the Strategy focus is on environmental threats (water pollution, floods, climate change). Of the partner states, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro are within the FRED project consortium, focusing on prevention and mitigation of climate change impacts in the form of wildfire, its mission being protection, restauration and valorisation of natural environment.
- Other Forest fires policy study - Sparking firesmart policies in the EU
- Forest fires constitute a serious and increasing threat throughout Europe, and in particular in Greece, Spain, France, Italy and Portugal. Despite a decreasing trend in the number of fires and areas burned, observed in some countries since the 1980s, larger and more damaging fires (i.e. ‘megafires’) are challenging the suppression capacities of many wildfire protection programmes across Europe. This trend is the result of unbalanced policies that can be effective in fire suppression in normal weather conditions but are insufficient to prevent extreme events such as megafires. One of the policy recommendations is the support of proactive prevention operations adapted to local socioeconomic and environmental contexts. The FRED project deals exacly with preventive meassures and highly specific, efficient and pragmatic tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the segment of wildfire protection.
- Other 2020-IEDO-Best-Practices-Report
- IEDO – INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY DRONE ORGANIZATION
- IEDO is a global non-profit association dedicated to promoting the use of UAVs ( drones by emergency services and public safety agencies, but also to develop international, national, and local exchanges between first responders using drone technology around the world. In line with the philosophy of the IEDO association based on international exchange and sharing, the report summarizes best drone practices in 2020 concerning fire & rescue missions.
- These various practices are the synthesis of lessons learned in the field, local emerging initiatives and common practices widespread from 62 fire and rescue services, police services (SAR actors) and rescue associations from 13 countries in the world. The conclusion of the paper is as follows: "The specific and sharp needs relate to the development of applications linked to artificial intelligence to accelerate the analysis of the image where the eye can be slow and tired." The new solution implemented in the FRED project has the ambition to go in that very direction - artificial intelligence to support and extend technical advancement of UAVs.
- Other EU strategy on adaptation to climate change
- The strategy sets out how the European Union can adapt to the unavoidable impacts of climate change and become climate resilient by 2050.
- The Strategy has four principle objectives: to make adaptation smarter, swifter and more systemic, and to step up international action on adaptation to climate change.
- The Strategy points out that the frequency and severity of climate and weather extremes is increasing. This has caused a surge in the number of, and damages from, disasters over the last two decades. These extremes range from unprecedented forest fires and heatwaves right above the Arctic Circle to devastating droughts in the Mediterranean region. Having wildfires in focus, FRED project focuses on prevention and mitigation of climate change impacts in the form of wildfire and would within its activities contribute to overall strategy goals.
- Other European Climate Law
- The European Climate Law writes into law the goal set out in the European Green Deal: Europe’s economy and society to become climate-neutral by 2050. The law aims to ensure that all EU policies contribute to this goal and that all sectors of the economy and society play their part.
- Amongst other challenges, the European Climate Law points out the necessity “ to address the growing climate-related risks to health, including more frequent and intense heatwaves, wildfires and floods”. The FRED project overall objective is to implement advanced ICT/UAS remote sensoring tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the wildfire segment. By doing so, the project will prevent and mitigate natural disaster-wildfires, strengthen resilience of the EU wildfire hotspot - MED area and thus result in reducing risks to human lives, ecosystem degradation, habitat and biodiversity loss, thus, by its activities, contributing to overall goals of European Climate Law.
- Other The European Climate Pact
- The European Climate Pact is an initiative of the European commission supporting the implementation of the European Green Deal. It is a movement to build a greener Europe, providing a platform to work and learn together, develop solutions and achieve real change.
- The FRED project overall objective is to implement advanced ICT/UASremote sensoring tools for climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention and mitigation in the wildfire segment. By doing so, the project will prevent and mitigate natural disaster-wildfires, strengthen resilience of the EU wildfire hotspot - MED area and thus result in reducing risks to human lives, ecosystem degradation, habitat and biodiversity loss.
Deliverable (other than infrastructural investment) areas:
- Hrvatska (HR), NA, NA, NA, NA
- Hrvatska (HR), Rijeka, Studentska ulica , 2, 51000
- Slovenija (SI), Sežana, Bazoviška cesta, 13, 6210
- Italia (IT), Enna, Via Vulturo, 34, 94100
- Bosnia and Herzegovina (BA), Bihać, Bosanska, 17D, 77000
- Crna Gora (ME), Ulcinj, Bulevar Skenderbeg, b.b., 85360
- Hrvatska (HR), Mali Lošinj, Lošinjskih brodograditelja , 37, 51550
- Portugal (PT), Beja, Praceta Rainha D. Leonor, 1, 7801-953
Programme Common Output Indicator:
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RCO 001 - Enterprises supported (of which: micro, small, medium, large), Measurement unit:
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RCO 116 - Jointly developed solutions, Measurement unit:
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RCO 083 - Strategies and action plans jointly developed, Measurement unit:
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RCO 087 - Organisations cooperating across borders, Measurement unit:
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RCR 104 - Solutions taken up or up-scaled by organisations, Measurement unit:
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RCR 079 - Joint strategies and action plans taken up by organisations, Measurement unit:
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RCR90N Long-term cross-border innovation networks, Measurement unit: Number of networks
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PSI1 - Organisations with increased institutional capacity due to their participation in cooperation activities across borders, Measurement unit: organisations
Project part of European Union Macro-Regional or Sea Basin Strategy: EUSAIR
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