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24 February 2026

Terms Of Reference Assessment of the Mediterranean water-forest (Wa-Fo) interface, its challenges and adaptation solutions – main challenges and adaptation solutions assessment

About Plan Bleu: This consultation is published by Plan Bleu, French association founded in 1977, Regional Activity Center of the Mediterranean Action Plan (MAP), based in Marseille, France. The MAP is one of the main components of the Regional Seas Pr

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24 February 2026

Call for Papers: Bridging the Water Investment Gap in the Mediterranean Region

ABOUT PLAN BLEU In 1976, Mediterranean countries and the European Community adopted the Barcelona Convention to protect the marine and coastal environment, placing sustainability at the heart of regional cooperation. Established by France in 1977, Plan

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20 February 2026

Master’s Internship Offer – Support for work on ecological transition, resilient cities, and Nature-based Solutions in the Mediterranean

ABOUT PLAN BLEU In 1976, the Mediterranean coastal States and the European Community adopted the Barcelona Convention to protect the marine environment and coastal areas of the Mediterranean. The signatory countries acknowledged the need to collectivel

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17 February 2026

Water Security and Resilience in Mediterranean Coastal Zones

  On 12 February 2026, UNESCO headquarters in Paris hosted the 6th Steering Committee meeting of the MedProgramme project focused on Mediterranean coastal zones, with an emphasis on water security, climate resilience, and habitat protection. The m

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12 February 2026

Plan Bleu at the UNESCO International Symposium “Coastal Aquifers, Sustainable Futures”

On 10 and 11 February 2026, UNESCO Headquarters in Paris hosted the International Symposium “Coastal Aquifers, Sustainable Futures”, dedicated to the future of coastal aquifers in the face of climate and anthropogenic pressures. On this occasion, Plan

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