Harmonizing land and sea
for a sustainable tomorrow
Harmonizing land and sea for a sustainable tomorrow
In the project BlueGreenGovernance we are developing innovative land-sea governance schemes.
Why? Because the current management of oceans, seas and coasts is fragmented across multiple institutional layers and policy areas and based on past experience.
The project responds to the need for better-informed decision-making processes, social engagement and digital innovation.
BlueGreenGovernance pursues an approach to the governance of seas and coastal areas that:
The project will implement and assess these innovative governance schemes in cases in seven European regions and sea basins. In these pilots we will draw lessons om how to trigger and facilitate effective institutional change.
To achieve these goals BlueGreenGovernance develops in four steps, corresponding to thematic Work Packages.
Stakeholder involvement is an essential component of BlueGreen Governance. We can only arrive at sustainable and effective solutions for land-sea issues by including stakeholders. Over the last few decades,
Discover how professionals in policy, business, academia, and civil society can contribute to innovative and sustainable marine resource management. In this webinar, experts from PERMAGOV and BlueGreen Governance (Hilde Toonen,
An interview with Gunnar Sander, Lead of Case Study Oslofjord Lead of the Case Study Oslofjord is Gunnar Sander, senior scientist. We speak to him and his colleague Cecilie Baann,
Last week in Bucharest Uyen Nguyen, a PhD researcher at the KU Leuven’s Public Governance Institute, presented her work within the BlueGreen Governance (BGG) Project at European Network for Public
The case studies are: Oslofojrd, The Solent, The Scheldt, North Adritic, Valencian region, Canary Islands, Reunion.
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