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A climate neutral, sustainable and productive blue economy Parternship

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Fostering a sustainable blue economy

Minimising the devastating effects of climate change are more important today than ever before. Innovation is essential, and research on renewable energy is vital. As a result, researchers are focusing on the threats of climate change to Earth’s oceans. The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) aims to design, steer and support a just and inclusive transition to a regenerative, resilient and sustainable blue economy. In this context, the EU-funded SBEP project will deliver solutions to strengthen EU and international science-policy interfaces in marine- and maritime-related domains of the EU Green Deal and Digital Europe strategies. It will further work to foster cooperation between European states to act and implement strategies that assist community growth and improve ocean health.

Objective

The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) aims to design, steer and support a just and inclusive transition to a regenerative, resilient and sustainable blue economy, boosting the transformation needed towards a climate-neutral, sustainable, productive and competitive EU by 2030.
The SBEP will deliver solutions to strengthen EU and international science-policy interfaces in marine- and maritime-related domains of the EU Green Deal and Digital Europe strategies through aligning national, regional and EU R&I priorities bringing together science, industry, policy and society. It will also contribute to accelerate the post-pandemic recovery and resilience.
In line with the EC new approach for a sustainable blue economy in the EU, the SBEP rolls-out impact pathways to: catalyse the transformation of ocean economy value chains; deliver ocean knowledge and impact-driven R&I solutions; cooperate to respond to international, EU and national regulations, recommendations and policy strategies; contribute to the social and digital transition by developing innovative governance frameworks that benefit coastal communities, including by reinforcing skills and enhance ocean observation capacity contributing to EOOS and GEOSS.
59 partners from 25 countries (MS and AC) together with the EC will join an unprecedent effort to pool R&I investments, aligning programmes at pan-European scale. The ambition is to launch 6 co-funded calls over a seven-year timeframe to support R&I joint programming on thematic priority areas of interventions stemming from a co-designed SRIA. The SBEP will also identify additional mechanisms for alignment and look for further economic support of R&I programs leveraging other funding and finance streams. In parallel, a long-term structuring ambition will support the creation of a community of practice, fostering co-creation, coordinating all relevant initiatives at sea-basins/Atlantic ocean level and further promoting the EU blue economy at global level.

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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL6-2022-GOVERNANCE-01

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Coordinator

MINISTERO DELL'UNIVERSITA E DELLA RICERCA
Net EU contribution

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€ 1 358 079,00
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Via Michele Carcani 61
00153 Roma
Italy

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Centro (IT) Lazio Roma
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Public bodies (excluding Research Organisations and Secondary or Higher Education Establishments)
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€ 6 923 048,50

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