Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

Programme 2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B NEXT Black Sea Basin

Date of latest update: 2026-01-13

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Description (EN):

The BLISS project addresses critical environmental challenges in the Black Sea region, focusing on the conservation and sustainable management of sturgeon populations. The project's overarching objective is to protect and sustainably manage sturgeon populations through international cooperation, scientific research, monitoring and conservation activities. Key challenges include overfishing and illegal fishing, habitat degradation, pollution, climate change, genetic erosion, inadequate conservation policies and limited research data. The project aims to enhance regulation and enforcement by strengthening legal frameworks and improving monitoring and enforcement mechanisms to combat illegal fishing. It will implement comprehensive monitoring programs using advanced technologies such as satellite telemetry, acoustic tags, genetic tagging and hydro-acoustic devices to track sturgeon migration patterns and behaviors. The project also focuses on addressing pollution sources and enhancing habitat connectivity through habitat suitability assessments and targeted restoration efforts. Public education and community engagement are key components, with workshops, seminars and public awareness campaigns designed to educate stakeholders about sturgeon conservation. Furthermore, the project will facilitate international cooperation and policy development by establishing an International Sturgeon Conservation Network to foster collaboration and harmonize conservation strategies. The main outputs and results of the BLISS project include joint sturgeon monitoring programs, cross-border cooperation frameworks, public awareness campaigns, development of advanced sturgeon monitoring technologies, a comprehensive data management and sharing platform, mobile monitoring stations and action plan recommendations for sturgeon conservation. These outputs will benefit research institutions, local public authorities, NGOs, educational institutions, local communities, fishermen, policymakers and government agencies. The project ensures that its outputs are impactful and adaptable for other target groups and territories beyond the Black Sea region, promoting long-term conservation and sustainability efforts. The project adopts a comprehensive and collaborative approach with joint development and implementation involving partners from the project's inception. Partners are engaged through consultations, workshops and meetings, ensuring their input shapes the project’s design, objectives, strategies and implementation plans. Activities are distributed among partners based on their expertise, ensuring a balanced and collaborative effort. Advanced monitoring programs, cross-border cooperation, public awareness campaigns, data management and sharing and policy development are key components of the project. Transnational cooperation is essential for addressing transboundary challenges, harmonizing conservation policies, pooling resources and enhancing regional collaboration. Sturgeon populations migrate across international borders, making coordinated conservation efforts among Black Sea countries crucial. Transnational cooperation ensures harmonized policies and collaborative enforcement mechanisms, enhancing the quality and impact of conservation efforts. It fosters regional collaboration, leverages diverse perspectives and ensures long-term impact, promoting sustainable environmental practices in the Black Sea region. The BLISS project will establish a comprehensive digital platform, including a website and data-sharing portal, serving as a central hub for information dissemination. Advanced data management and sharing systems will ensure that all collected data is available to researchers, policymakers and conservationists. The project will deploy mobile sturgeon monitoring stations equipped with advanced technologies, develop action plan recommendations based on project findings and create a repository of educational materials for public awareness campaigns. Formal agreements and established networks of organizations from Türkiye, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine will be documented and shared as best practices for fostering international cooperation. Workshops and training programs developed during the project will be documented and made available on the digital platform, enabling other organizations to replicate and customize them to fit their local contexts.

Expected Achievements (EN):

1. To Evaluate and Utilize Tagging and Monitoring Methods: Implement and assess various tagging and monitoring methods to track the migration patterns and behaviors of sturgeons, providing data crucial for the development and implementation of effective conservation strategies. 2. To Identify and Protect Spawning Areas: Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify and protect critical spawning areas in the Yeşilırmak River in TR, Lower Danube River in BG, in the Danube in RO and the Ukrainian part of Danube in UA, ensuring safe and suitable environments for sturgeon spawning. 3. To Enhance International Cooperation and Policy Development: Facilitate international cooperation and policy development for sturgeon conservation through collaborative research, knowledge exchange, harmonization of conservation strategies and practical conservation activities, including educational programs, community engagement and public awareness campaigns, based on scientific data and field studies.

Project outputs: Joint Development and Pilot Implementation of an Advanced Sturgeon Monitoring System (EN)
Organizations Cooperating Across Borders for Sturgeon Conservation(EN)
International Conference on Sturgeon Conservation(EN)

Thematic information

Green technologies Waste and pollution Climate change and biodiversity

Priority: (VI-B_BSB_P2) Clean and Green Region

Priority specific objective: RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution

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: 079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure

Partners (5)

Lead Partner: Sinop Üniversitesi

PIC (Participant Identification Code): 946800608

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 6430289989

Department: Department of Hydrobiology

Address: Üniversite St, 57000 Sinop, Turkey

Department address: Üniversite St, 57000 Sinop, Turkey

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: https://sinop.edu.tr

Total budget: EUR 461 983.20

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 415 784.88

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 90.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 46 198.32

Українська Асоціація Центрів Підтримки Бізнесу

Name: Українська Асоціація Центрів Підтримки Бізнесу

PIC (Participant Identification Code): 881710795

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 26112446

Address: Potyomkinska, 54001 Mykolaiv, Ukraine

Legal status: private

Organisation type: Business support organisation

Website: https://uabsc.org/

Total budget: EUR 367 609.20

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 330 848.28

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 90.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 36 760.92

Samsun İl Tarım ve Orman Müdürlüğü

Name: Samsun İl Tarım ve Orman Müdürlüğü

PIC (Participant Identification Code): 940601047

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 8240233005

Address: Kılıçdede Abdülhak Hamit Cad / İlkadım, 55070 Samsun, Turkey

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Local public authority

Website: https://samsun.tarimorman.gov.tr/

Total budget: EUR 71 005.20

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 63 904.68

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 90.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 7 100.52

Universitatea „Dunărea de Jos” din Galați – UDJG

Name: Universitatea „Dunărea de Jos” din Galați – UDJG

Department: Faculty of Food Science and Engineering

PIC (Participant Identification Code): 999879784

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 3127522

Address: Domneasca Street, 800008 Galati, Romania

Department address: Domneasca Street, 800008 Galati, Romania

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.ugal.ro

Total budget: EUR 361 702.80

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 325 532.52

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 90.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 36 170.28

Институт по Океанология – Българска академия на науките

Name: Институт по Океанология – Българска академия на науките

Department: Marine biology and ecology

PIC (Participant Identification Code): 999482569

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 000080612

Address: Str. Parvi Mai , 9000 Varna, Bulgaria

Department address: Str. Parvi Mai , 9000 Varna, Bulgaria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.io-bas.bg

Total budget: EUR 394 303.56

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 354 873.20

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 90.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 39 430.36

Contractors:

Name: Moreto Ltd.
VAT registration or tax identification number: BG148107340
Name: RRS Varna
VAT registration or tax identification number: BG000672343

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Ukrainian Association of Business Support Centers

Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

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Samsun Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry

Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

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”Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati - DJUG

Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

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Institute of Oceanology-Bulgarian academy of sciences

Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

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Sinop University

Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

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Summary

Project name (EN): Black Sea Initiative for Sturgeon Sustainability

Project acronym: BLISS

Project ID: BSB01262

Project start date: 2025-07-29

Project end date: 2028-01-28

Project status: ongoing

Relevant linked projects:

programmes, national or regional programmes.
1- Similar Projects supported by EU Horizon Programme
1. Sturgeon 2020: This project is part of the broader EUSRD and focuses on the conservation of sturgeon species in the Danube River Basin. It aims to protect and restore sturgeon populations through habitat restoration, restocking efforts and the establishment of a coordinated sturgeon conservation network among Danube countries.
2. LIFE-PRIORAT: The project focuses on the restoration and conservation of priority habitats for sturgeon and other aquatic species in the Danube River Basin. The project includes habitat restoration activities, the removal of migration barriers and public awareness campaigns to promote sustainable management of aquatic ecosystems.
(EN) | The BLISS project will create synergies with the following projects through collaborative efforts, shared resources and mutual support for sturgeon conservation activities:
1. Sturgeon 2020: The BLISS project will align with Sturgeon 2020 by contributing to the broader goals of sturgeon conservation in the Danube River Basin. The projects will collaborate on habitat restoration efforts and the establishment of protected areas for sturgeon. The BLISS project will support the restocking efforts of Sturgeon 2020 by providing additional genetic and tagging data, enhancing the overall effectiveness of conservation strategies. Both projects will participate in the coordinated sturgeon conservation network, facilitating the exchange of information, research findings and policy recommendations to ensure a harmonized approach across the Black Sea and Danube regions.
2. LIFE-PRIORAT: The BLISS project will work closely with LIFE-PRIORAT to restore and conserve critical sturgeon habitats. Joint public awareness campaigns will be conducted to promote sustainable management of aquatic ecosystems, reaching a wider audience and fostering community support. The BLISS project will adopt successful habitat assessment and restoration methodologies from LIFE-PRIORAT, ensuring that these practices are implemented effectively in the Black Sea region
(EN), 2. Similar projects focused on sturgeon supported by the EU LIFE programme:
1. LIFE for Danube Sturgeons : This project aims to protect and restore sturgeon populations in the Danube River Basin. Key activities include reducing illegal fishing, enhancing sturgeon habitats and raising awareness among local communities and stakeholders about sturgeon conservation. The project focuses on creating sustainable fishing practices and establishing protected areas for sturgeon.
2. LIFE - MIGRATORY FISH: This project is dedicated to improving the connectivity of river habitats for migratory fish species, including sturgeon. It involves removing barriers to migration, restoring river habitats and implementing sustainable management practices. The project also works to enhance the genetic diversity and population resilience of sturgeon through breeding programs.
3. LIFE Blue Natura: Although not exclusively focused on sturgeon, this project aims to conserve and restore marine and coastal ecosystems in the Mediterranean, including habitats critical for sturgeon species. The project involves habitat restoration, pollution control and community engagement activities to promote the sustainable use of marine resources.
4. LIFE Sterlet: This project focuses on the conservation of the critically endangered sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus) in the Middle Danube region. It aims to reintroduce sterlets into their natural habitats, improve habitat conditions and raise public awareness about the importance of sturgeon conservation. The project also involves scientific monitoring to track the success of reintroduction efforts and assess the ecological impact. (EN) | 1. LIFE for Danube Sturgeons: The BLISS project will complement the efforts of LIFE for Danube Sturgeons by focusing on reducing illegal fishing and enhancing sturgeon habitats. By sharing best practices and coordinating conservation activities, both projects will work together to strengthen enforcement mechanisms and protect critical habitats. Joint awareness campaigns and educational programs will amplify the message of sturgeon conservation, reaching a broader audience and fostering sustainable fishing practices across the region.
2. LIFE - MIGRATORY FISH: The BLISS project will collaborate with LIFE - MIGRATORY FISH to improve river connectivity for sturgeons and other migratory fish species. The BLISS project will also benefit from the genetic diversity enhancement and breeding programs initiated by LIFE - MIGRATORY FISH, contributing to the resilience and recovery of sturgeon populations.
3. LIFE Blue Natura: Although LIFE Blue Natura focuses on the Mediterranean, its activities related to habitat restoration and pollution control are highly relevant to the BLISS project. By exchanging knowledge and methodologies, both projects will enhance their approaches to habitat conservation and pollution mitigation. Joint community engagement initiatives will help promote the sustainable use of marine resources, benefiting both the Black Sea and Mediterranean regions. The BLISS project will also adopt successful strategies from LIFE Blue Natura for restoring coastal ecosystems critical for sturgeon species.
41. LIFE Sterlet: Both projects will benefit from combined efforts in habitat improvement and public awareness campaigns. The BLISS project will integrate successful strategies from LIFE Sterlet for habitat restoration and public education, ensuring a consistent approach across regions. Joint workshops and seminars will be organized to enhance knowledge exchange and capacity building among stakeholders and researchers involved in both projects. (EN), 3. Similar projects supported by EU INTERREG Programmes;
1. INTERREG Central Europe – AMBER (Adaptive Management of Barriers in European Rivers): Although not exclusively focused on sturgeon, the AMBER project addresses the broader issue of river connectivity and the impact of barriers on migratory fish species, including sturgeon. The project involves mapping barriers, assessing their ecological impact and developing strategies for improving river connectivity. Restoration efforts include removing or modifying barriers to facilitate fish migration and improve habitat quality.
2. INTERREG North Sea Region – ARTWEI: ARTWEI focuses on the sustainable management of transitional waters in the North Sea Region, which are crucial habitats for various aquatic species, including sturgeon. The project aims to improve water quality, restore habitats and enhance biodiversity through cross-border cooperation. Key activities include pollution control, habitat restoration and community engagement to promote the sustainable use of transitional water resources.
3. INTERREG Europe – SWARE : SWARE focuses on the sustainable management of waterways and their heritage, including the conservation of aquatic species like sturgeon. The project promotes the integration of cultural and natural heritage management, aiming to enhance the ecological integrity of waterways while supporting local communities.
4: TIMMOD (BSB1029): This project focuses on promoting technology innovation in environmental monitoring and modelling to assess fish stocks and non-fish resources in the Black Sea. It includes the use of hydro-acoustic devices for fish biomass assessment and developing an innovation strategy for technological upgrades in monitoring and modelling activities. This project showcases the value of integrating innovative technologies and regional collaboration in addressing environmental monitoring challenges.
(EN) | 1. AMBER: The AMBER's focus on improving river connectivity and assessing the ecological impact of barriers aligns with BLISS’s objectives of enhancing sturgeon migration routes. Collaboration with AMBER will allow BLISS to integrate best practices for habitat restoration and connectivity improvement, ensuring that sturgeon have access to critical spawning and nursery habitats.
2. ARTWEI: ARTWEI’s efforts in sustainable management of transitional waters and habitat restoration provide a valuable framework for BLISS. The focus on cross-border cooperation and community engagement in ARTWEI will be mirrored in BLISS to promote sustainable use of sturgeon habitats. By sharing insights and strategies for pollution control and biodiversity enhancement, BLISS will strengthen its habitat restoration activities in the Black Sea
3. SWARE: SWARE’s integration of cultural and natural heritage management offers a unique perspective for BLISS. By promoting the ecological integrity of waterways alongside local community support, SWARE’s approach will help BLISS in engaging local communities in conservation efforts.
4. TIMMOD (BSB1029): TIMMOD’s focus on technological innovation in environmental monitoring is directly relevant to BLISS’s objectives. The use of hydro-acoustic devices and advanced modeling techniques in TIMMOD will be incorporated into BLISS to enhance the accuracy of sturgeon monitoring and habitat assessments. Collaborating with TIMMOD will enable BLISS to adopt cutting-edge technologies and methodologies for data collection and analysis, improving the overall effectiveness of sturgeon conservation strategies.
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Total budget/expenditure: EUR 1 656 603.96

Total EU funding (amount): EUR 1 490 943.56

Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 90.00%

Co-financing sources:

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Contribution to wider strategies and policies:

EUStrategyDanubeRegion The BLISS project contributes to this strateg by addressing key priority areas, promoting sustainable development, environmental protection and regional cooperation. The project focuses on conserving sturgeon populations, crucial for the Danube River's biodiversity. It aligns with EUSDR Priority Area 6 by implementing habitat restoration and pollution control measures, preserving the ecological balance and biodiversity of the Danube River and its tributaries.
Additionally, the project supports sustainable economic development, aligning with EUSDR Priority Area 8. Training programs and capacity-building initiatives for fishermen and aqua-farmers promote sustainable livelihoods, contributing to the economic resilience and competitiveness of local communities in the Danube Region.
The project emphasizes research and innovation, aligning with EUSDR Priority Area 7. By prioritizing scientific research and data collection on sturgeon biology, migration patterns and habitat needs, the project enhances the knowledge base, informing effective conservation strategies and fostering a knowledge society in the region. Furthermore, the BLISS project promotes transnational cooperation, aligning with EUSDR Priority Area 10. The establishment of the International Sturgeon Conservation Network facilitates collaboration among scientists, policymakers and stakeholders from multiple countries, addressing the transboundary nature of sturgeon conservation challenges.
SeaBasinStrategyBlackSea The BLISS project contributes to the CMA for the Black Sea by addressing sustainable development, environmental protection and regional cooperation. By focusing on sturgeon conservation, the project supports the CMA’s goals of preserving marine biodiversity and promoting sustainable fisheries. The project enhances marine biodiversity by implementing habitat restoration improving the health of marine ecosystems critical for sturgeon survival. This aligns with the CMA’s objective of maintaining a clean and healthy marine environment in the Black Sea.
BLISS promotes sustainable fisheries and aquaculture through training programs and capacity-building initiatives, educating local fishermen on sustainable fishing practices and reducing overfishing and illegal fishing activities. This ensures the sustainability of fish stocks and supports fishing community livelihoods, aligning with the CMA’s goal of fostering sustainable blue growth.
Research and innovation are key aspects of the BLISS project, supporting the CMA’s focus on scientific knowledge and technological advancement. Extensive research on sturgeon biology, migration patterns and habitat need enhances the understanding of marine ecosystems and informs effective conservation strategies, advancing marine and maritime research.
The project fosters regional cooperation by establishing the International Sturgeon Conservation Network, facilitating collaboration among scientists, policymakers and stakeholders from multiple countries. This addresses the transboundary nature of sturgeon conservation challenges and aligns with the CMA’s goal of enhancing regional cooperation for sustainable marine resource management.
Other The BLISS project contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs) by addressing multiple targets related to environmental conservation, sustainable use of resources and international cooperation. The project’s focus on sturgeon conservation in the Black Sea aligns with several key SDGs.
SDG 14 (Life Below Water): The BLISS project directly supports the conservation and sustainable use of marine resources by implementing measures to protect and restore sturgeon habitats, reduce overfishing and combat illegal fishing. These actions contribute to maintaining healthy marine ecosystems and ensuring sustainable fisheries.
SDG 13 (Climate Action): By incorporating adaptive management strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change on sturgeon populations, the BLISS project promotes resilience to climate-related risks. Research on climate impacts and the development of adaptive conservation practices align with efforts to combat climate change and its effects.
SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals): The establishment of the International Sturgeon Conservation Network fosters international collaboration among Black Sea countries, facilitating knowledge exchange, joint policy development and harmonized conservation strategies. This enhances global partnerships and strengthens the collective capacity to achieve the SDGs.
SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production): The project’s emphasis on sustainable fishing practices through education and training programs promotes responsible consumption of marine resources. This contributes to sustainable production patterns and supports the livelihoods of local fishing communities.
Other FAO's Action Plan for the Conservation and Restoration of Sturgeons; The BLISS project totally contributes to FAO's Action Plan through a comprehensive approach that aligns with the key objectives and recommended actions outlined by the FAO. The project focuses on strengthening legal and regulatory frameworks to combat illegal fishing and overfishing of sturgeons. By collaborating with national and regional authorities, the project harmonizes regulations and enhances enforcement capabilities, directly addressing FAO's goal of establishing and reinforcing legal frameworks for sturgeon conservation.
Advanced tagging and monitoring technologies, including satellite telemetry, acoustic tags, PIT tags and genetic tagging, are employed to track sturgeon migration patterns, behaviors and habitat preferences. This aligns with FAO's recommendation to improve monitoring and research on sturgeon populations. The establishment of mobile sturgeon monitoring stations facilitates comprehensive data collection and analysis, providing critical information for targeted conservation strategies.
The project conducts habitat suitability assessments using a HSI model to identify and restore critical spawning and nursery habitats, addressing pollution sources and enhancing habitat connectivity. These efforts support FAO's objective of restoring and protecting sturgeon habitats. Workshops, seminars and public awareness campaigns educate local communities, fishermen and stakeholders about the importance of sturgeon conservation, fostering community involvement and support in line with FAO's goals.
Scientific research is prioritized to fill data gaps on sturgeon biology, migration patterns and habitat needs, supporting FAO's recommendation to enhance research efforts. Research teams conduct field studies, focusing on habitat evaluations, genetic diversity studies and migration tracking. The collected data informs effective conservation strategies and policies.
Other Danube Sturgeon Task Force (DSTF); The BLISS project aligns with and significantly contributes to the objectives of DSTF by addressing critical challenges and implementing comprehensive strategies for sturgeon conservation. The DSTF aims to restore sturgeon populations in the Danube River Basin through coordinated actions and the project supports this mission through several key initiatives.
One of the primary contributions of the project is the enhancement of legal and regulatory frameworks to combat illegal fishing and overfishing, which are major threats to sturgeon populations. The project also focuses on advanced tagging and monitoring programs using technologies such as satellite telemetry, acoustic tags, PIT tags and genetic tagging. These programs provide critical data on sturgeon migration patterns, behaviors and habitat preferences, which is essential for the DSTF's goal of improving scientific knowledge and monitoring of sturgeon populations. The establishment of mobile sturgeon monitoring stations further enhances data collection and analysis capabilities, supporting targeted conservation efforts.
Conducting habitat suitability assessments using a HSI model helps identify and restore critical spawning and nursery habitats. These efforts address the DSTF's objective of protecting and restoring sturgeon habitats.
Public education and community engagement are integral to the project, reflecting the DSTF's emphasis on stakeholder involvement. Scientific research is prioritized to fill knowledge gaps on sturgeon biology, migration patterns and habitat needs. This research supports the DSTF's objective of enhancing scientific research and data collection, providing a robust knowledge base for effective conservation strategies.
Other Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) of EU; The BLISS project aligns with and significantly contributes to the objectives of the CFP of the EU by addressing critical challenges and implementing comprehensive strategies for the sustainable management and conservation of sturgeon populations. The CFP aims to ensure that fishing and aquaculture are environmentally, economically and socially sustainable and the project supports this mission through several key initiatives.
One of the primary contributions of the BLISS project is the enhancement of legal and regulatory frameworks to combat illegal fishing and overfishing, which are major threats to sturgeon populations. By collaborating with national and regional authorities, the project harmonizes regulations and strengthens enforcement mechanisms. This aligns with the CFP's objective of establishing sustainable fishing practices and reducing illegal fishing activities.
The project also focuses on advanced tagging and monitoring programs using technologies such as satellite telemetry, acoustic tags, PIT tags and genetic tagging. These programs provide critical data on sturgeon migration patterns, behaviors and habitat preferences, which is essential for the CFP's goal of managing fish stocks based on scientific data and evidence.
Public education and community engagement are integral to the project, reflecting the CFP's emphasis on stakeholder involvement and community-based management. Scientific research within the project supports the CFP's objective of basing fisheries management decisions on the best available scientific advice, providing a robust knowledge base for effective conservation strategies. International Sturgeon Conservation Network facilitates collaboration among scientists, conservationists, policymakers and stakeholders across the region, supporting the CFP's goal of fostering international collaboration for sustainable fisheries management.

Programme Common Output Indicator:

RCO 084 - Pilot actions developed jointly and implemented in projects, Measurement unit:
RCO 087 - Organisations cooperating across borders, Measurement unit:
RCO 115 - Public events across borders jointly organised, Measurement unit:

Programme Common Result Indicator:

RCR 084 - Organisations cooperating across borders after project completion, Measurement unit:
RCR 104 - Solutions taken up or up-scaled by organisations, Measurement unit:

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2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B NEXT Black Sea Basin

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