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Acquaticpollutants

Within the framework of AquaticPollutants the Joint Programm Initiatives (JPIs) on Water, Oceans and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) are working closely together. The ERA-NET Cofund project AquaticPollutants responds to the Horizon 2020 Societal Challenge 5 SC 5 21-2019-2020: Risks posed to human health and the environment by pollutants and pathogens present in water resources.

Change We Care

CHANGE WE CARE (Climate cHallenges on coAstal and traNsitional chanGing arEas: WEaving a Cross-Adriatic Response), a funded by the EU Interreg Italy-Croatia Programme with an overall budget of 2.7 M€, involving 11 scientific and administrative partners from the two countries in the cooperation area for thirty month overall duration.

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SD-WHISEES

Launched in January 2023 the SD-WHISEES project “Supporting and Developing Widening Strategies to tackle Hydroclimatic Extreme Events: Impacts and sustainable solutions for cultural heritage” of Horizon Europe. This is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) funded by the call HORIZON-WIDER-2022-ERA-01-10 "Programme level collaboration between national R&I programmes" on the theme of cultural heritage and extreme hydroclimatic events.

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STREAM

LIFE STREAMS project "Salmo ceTtii REcovery Actions in Mediterranean Stream

The general purpose of the LIFE STREAMS Project is the adoption of concrete conservation actions for the Mediterranean trout (Salmo cettii).

 

Water JPI - Water Challenges for a Changing World
(WaterWorks2014 - WaterWorks2015)

Europe invests around 500 million euro a year to finance public research and innovation in the water sector, of which 370 million invested by European countries and 130 million invested by the European Commission. The Initiative of Joint Programming of research on water, approved by the Council of the European Union on December 6, 2011, helps to reduce the fragmentation of the efforts carried out by Member States in the protection and management of water resources and actively supports the European Commission to ensure that European citizens fully benefit from the investment in the sector.

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Water4All

The “Water Security for the Planet” (Water4All) partnership aims to achieve water security by stimulating systemic transformations and changes through a direct channel with the entire research and development chain and by bringing together problems and solutions.