The July 2018 Newsletter of the IGU CCS has been released and ready to read!

Published: Thursday, 12 July 2018

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79 CCS July 2018

The CCS Newsletter is issued twice a year and highlights the activities of the Commission on Coastal Systems (CCS) to the International Geographical Union (IGU) and its members from around the globe. Copies of the Newsletter and announcements are on the CCS website: http://www.igu-ccs.org/.

The July 2018 CCS Newsletter can be read also here!

HAPPY 1-YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO US! – BLUE CONNECT PROJECT

Published: Tuesday, 14 October 2025

Blue Connect 1 year

 

Reflecting on a year filled with remarkable milestones and achievements, this inaugural year has established a solid foundation for the future of BLUE CONNECT. Sincere gratitude goes to all partners for their exceptional efforts and contributions that have made this journey possible. The progress achieved thus far inspires great enthusiasm for the path ahead!

If you want to read more about the details of BLUE CONNECT progress, we invite you to check:
• Our published deliverables
• Our internal newsletters which keeps all the consortium updated on each other’s work
• Our past news

Congratulations on the achievements of this year, and we look forward to more to come!

EEA Report No 3/2018 published

Published: Thursday, 05 July 2018

Sharing information adaptation across Europe

This report provides an evaluation on how the growing knowledge on adaptation in Europe has been captured and how it is presented on the web-based European Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate-ADAPT) and shared across Europe.

Read more: EEA Report No 3/2018 published

BLUE CONNECT: ENABLERS, BARRIERS, AND INSIGHTS FROM DEMONSTRATION SITES

Published: Monday, 22 September 2025

BLUE CONNECT ENABLERS BARRIERS AND INSIGHTS FROM DEMONSTRATION SITES

 

BLUE CONNECT project relies on its 12 Demonstration Sites (DSs) to test and demonstrate a systematic approach to marine conservation planning and management. A crucial first step in this process is conducting a scoping and baseline analysis of the DSs, providing a clear picture of their biodiversity, human pressures, governance structures, and conservation challenges.

The scoping aimed at capturing the full picture of each demonstration site:
Nature: species, habitats, and ecological data.
Pressures: human activities such as fisheries, tourism, transport, and other uses.
Protection & management: legal status, conservation measures, and the presence of a management body.
Participation: involvement of local communities and stakeholders in decision-making.
Monitoring & restoration: technologies, ongoing initiatives, and financial or institutional mechanisms.
Strict protection measures, Funding tools: ………..

By identifying both enablers and barriers, the assessment provided a comprehensive overview of each site’s challenges and opportunities.

Read more: BLUE CONNECT: ENABLERS, BARRIERS, AND INSIGHTS FROM DEMONSTRATION SITES

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