Cyprus
Project Overview CAMP Cyprus was one of the early pilot projects implemented under the Mediterranean Action Plan of the Barcelona Convention. The project aimed to support the Government of Cyprus in applying ICZM principles to address growing pressures on the island’s coastal areas. CAMP Cyprus focused on testing practical tools and governance mechanisms for sustainable […]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Project Overview The project focused on the only coastal municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina — Neum — a small but ecologically and economically important area. It includes a 226 km² land area and a 12.2 km² marine zone along the Adriatic Sea. Known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage, Neum is a growing tourism […]
Algeria
Project Overview The Coastal Area Management Programme (CAMP) for the Algerian Coastal Area was implemented under the Barcelona Convention in cooperation with the Government of Algeria to support integrated coastal area management (ICAM) in one of the most densely populated and environmentally pressured coastal regions of the country. The project covered a 115 km coastal […]
Albania
Project Overview CAMP Albania was implemented for the Albanian coastal region with the overall aim of promoting sustainable development through integrated planning and management of coastal resources. The project addressed a range of environmental and development challenges affecting Albania’s coastal areas, including pollution, unsustainable agricultural practices, air quality, land and water management, and pressures on […]