Activity report 2015

The preparation of cop 19 of the Barcelona Convention strongly mobilised Plan Bleu in 2015, particularly with a view to adopting a new Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development. This new strategy, revised in particular to integrate the issue of climate change as a priority for the Mediterranean, and adopted at COP 19 in February 2016, is in perfect harmony with the activities carried out in 2015 by Plan Bleu which are part of the same objectives.

The preparation of COP 19 of the Barcelona Convention strongly mobilised Plan Bleu in 2015, particularly with a view to adopting a new Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development, prepared under the aegis of the Mediterranean Commission on Sustainable Development.

This new strategy, revised in particular to integrate the issue of climate change as a priority for the Mediterranean, and adopted at COP 19 in February 2016, is in perfect harmony with the activities carried out in 2015 by Plan Bleu which are part of the same objectives:

  • Ensure sustainable development in marine and coastal areas,
  • Promote resource management, production and food security through sustainable forms of rural development,
  • Addressing climate change as a priority issue for the Mediterranean,
  • Support the transition to a green and blue economy, promote the integration of sustainable development into public policies in the Mediterranean.

Other recent publications

01/09/26

Practical Guide to the Climagine Methodology for ICZM Practitioners

This practical guide provides a step-by-step approach for implementing the Climagine methodology with practitioners of Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM). Developed by Plan Bleu, Climagine

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28/07/26

Plan Bleu Publishes a New Report to Strengthen the Resilience of Mediterranean Aquaculture to Climate Change

Plan Bleu has published its new report « Spotlighting Adaptation Solutions to Enhance the Resilience of Mediterranean Aquaculture to Climate Change », developed as part

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16/06/26

Mediterranean Tourism Facing Climate Change: Towards a Redefinition of the Tourism Model

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:

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