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Cooperation at regional level among the Black Sea stakeholders involved in activities related to the implementation of the Bucharest Convention is a key of success for the improvement of the ecological conditions of the Black Sea. |
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The Black Sea Ecosystem Recovery Project is closely working with the Black Sea Commission (BSC), which is the project’s main “client”, besides wider public of the Black Sea region.
The World Bank Investment Fund and the Danube Regional Project (DRP) are the other key partners under the GEF Black Sea - Danube Strategic Partnership, where the BSERP also belongs. All together, they are addressing transboundary environmental degradation in the Danube/Black Sea basin, the BSERP and the DRP through policy and legal reform, public awareness raising, and institutional strengthening and World Bank Investment Fund through funding investments in nutrient reduction in the wider Black Sea region as a part of agricultural pollution control from both point and diffuse sources, and wetland restoration policy and measures, as well domestic and industrial wastewater treatment in individual countries of the entire Black Sea basin.
Important links: 1. The Global Environmental Facility - www.gef.org |
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© BSERP, 2005 |