Make the Mediterranean a cooperation area for sustainable development
Make the Mediterranean a cooperation area for sustainable development
How can we envision the Mediterranean of tomorrow? What challenges will Mediterranean societies face in response to climate change, geopolitical tensions, pressure on natural resources, and economic and social issues? To address these questions and make the initial findings of the foresight exercise “MED 2050: The Mediterranean by 2050” accessible to a wider audience, Plan Bleu has published an illustrated…

The Mediterranean, which welcomes nearly 400 million international tourists annually, is warming 20% faster than the global average, exposing the sector to a dual vulnerability:

The intensification of tourism activities along the Mediterranean coastline and the growing impacts of climate change demand that we move past sector-specific approaches to build

The Mediterranean is currently facing an unprecedented convergence of crises (water scarcity, pollution, biodiversity decline) that is putting growing pressure on its ecosystems and economies.
Report published by Global Footprint Network, in collaboration with WWF Mediterranean, UNESCO Venice and Plan Bleu, and funded by Mava Foundation. Read also the key findings: Why are resource limits now undermining economic performance?
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The report’s aim is to examine success stories from the Mediterranean countries that highlight the social returns to be obtained by mainstreaming the environment in the development agenda in the region and to review trade-offs, with a view to identifyi
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