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3rd Call for DRAFT ProposalsREF: UNDP-IRH-201908-CFP-03-EMBLAS-Plus EMBLAS-Plus project invites interested institutions to submit Draft Proposals for further development and extension of the Black Sea Water Quality Database and collection of the…
Protecting the delicate Black Sea ecosystem was in focus today, as the international research ship “Mare Nigrum” docked at Batumi port and the scientists on board presented the results of…
On 5 August 2019, at 16:00, the international research vessel “Mare Nigrum” and her team of Georgian, Ukrainian and European sea researchers will enter the Batumi Port as part of…
The amount of marine litter in the Black Sea is almost twice as high as in the Mediterranean Sea, while concentrations of some pollutants exceed their toxicity threshold value. These…
The set of six infographics were developed by the project jointly with world-famous Cousteau society in their high-class special style. The infographics cover the main threats and values of the…
On July 29, 2019, the EU/UNDP-funded project “Improving Environmental Monitoring in the Black Sea: Selected Measures” (EMBLAS-Plus) jointly with the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine will hold…
2nd Call for Grant Proposals REF: UNDP-IRH-201907-CFP-02-EMBLAS-Plus EMBLAS-Plus project invites interested institutions (local communities or associations, civil society organizations, NGOs, public educational institutions) to submit Grant Proposals for Implementing measures…
On 29th of June in frame of Danube Day water managers from all over Ukraine at national and regional levels, research institutes, NGOs and local communities took part in the…
From 26th of May – 1st of June 2019 Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Sea (UkrSES) in frame of EMBLAS-Plus project started field survey on Black Sea cetaceans photoidentification. The…