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“Blue economy is a low polluting, resource-efficient and circular economy based on sustainable consumption and production patterns, enhancing human well-being and social equity, generating economic value and employment, and significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities.”
A blue economy allows preserving Mediterranean healthy marine and coastal ecosystems and ensures the continuous delivery of goods and services for present and future generations.
Progress towards a successful blue economy relies on the sustainable development of key socioeconomic activities: fisheries; aquaculture; tourism and recreational activities; maritime transport and port activities; bio-prospecting or exploitation of biological resources; exploitation of renewable energy sources. The blue economy, which is a declination of the green economy in marine and coastal areas, can and must contribute positively to inclusive sustainable development in the Mediterranean Region...
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Blue economy in the Mediterranean: Case studies, lessons and perspectives
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Rapport SIMPEER : Mécanisme simplifié d’examen par les pairs des stratégies de développement durable des pays méditerranéens
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Tendances et perspectives démographiques en Méditerranée
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Development of indicators to evaluate and monitor climate change impacts on socio-economic trends linked to biodiversity and natural resources in Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMIs)
