Description
Short description of the project: BRIDGE-BS is a four-year project financed by Horizon Europe, aimed at advancing the Black Sea's marine research and developing predictive tools and capabilities necessary to understand and predict the impacts of climate driven and anthropogenic multi-stressors on the services stemming from Black Sea ecosystems.
Expected results: BRIDGE-BS will support the development of an informed, well connected, educated, and empowered Black Sea community, including scientists, institutions, policymakers, and the society at large. It will create a flow of knowledge between scientists, policymakers, and entrepreneurs, working side-by-side from the beginning of the project. This approach will develop trust and complementarity, one of the main goals of BRIDGE-BS, which is necessary to prepare for future marine environmental challenges and ensure Blue Growth potential in the best possible way.
Application/relevance: The relevance of the BRIDGE-BS project to Aquaculture lies in its focus on holistic and adaptive management, particularly under Node 2: Blue Growth Incubators. By identifying services that support sustainable Blue Growth in the Black Sea, the project aims to strengthen resource management and promote innovative technologies. This approach aligns with the aquaculture industry, offering opportunities for improved resource efficiency, innovation, and the development of sustainable practices. Additionally, the project's emphasis on empowering citizens and creating a connected community may foster collaboration and knowledge exchange that could benefit the industry in Europe.
Details
- Original Author(s)
- Lead Partner: Middle East Technical University - METUProject Partner(s): Institute of Oceanology-BAS, IO BAS, National Institute of Marine Reasearch and development "Grigore Antipa"Project Partner(s): Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research, Bulgarian Academy of SciencesProject Partner(s): The Ukranian Scientific Center of Ecology of the SeaProject Partner(s): Ivan Javakhishvili Tblisi State UniversityProject Partner(s): Institutul National de Cercetare Dezvoltare Pentru Geologie si Geoecologie MarinaProject Partner(s): Crowdhelix LimitedProject Partner(s): University of LiègeProject Partner(s): Athens University of Economics and BusinessProject Partner(s): Stockholm UniversityProject partner(s): Centro Tecnológico del Mar Fundación CETMARProject partner(s): Indigo MedProject Partner(s): Chitu Institute of Electronic Engineering and NanotechnologiesProject Partner(s): Technical University of DenmarkProject Partner(s): Organization of the Black Sea Economic CooperationProject Partner(s): Conference of Peripheral Maritime RegionsProject Partner(s): The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey, Marmara Research CenterProject Partner(s): Marine Cluster BulgariaProject Partner(s): The Economic Policy Research Foundation of TurkeyProject Partner(s): Central Fisheries Research InstituteProject Partner(s): Turkish Marine Research FoundationProject Partner(s): Istanbul University Institute of Marine Science and ManagementProject Partner(s): European Marine Science Educators AssociationProject Partner(s): University of SinopProject Partner(s): European Marine Board IVZWProject Partner(s): Institut Français de Recherche Pour l'Exploitation de la MerProject Partner(s): International Center for Black Sea StudiesProject Partner(s): Hellenic Center for Marine ResearchProject Partner(s): National Research Council of ItalyFinancing Programme(s): Horizon Europe
- Topic(s)
- Access to Space and Water, Climate-Change Adaptation and Mitigation, Communicating on EU Aquaculture, Data and Monitoring, Diversification and Adding Value, Environmental Performance, Knowledge and Innovation, Integration in Local Communities
- Geographical Coverage
- European
- Date
- June 2021 - November 2025
- Source