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==GENERAL DESCRIPTION==
<p style=<"font-size:95%">the consequences of societal behaviour in relation to waste production and
management on marine socio-ecological systems, to promote co-responsibility
among the different actors, to define a more sustainable collective vision, and to
facilitate grounds for concerted actions through the successful implementation of
the MMLAP (Mobilisation and Mutual Learning Action Plans on societal
challenges). The main focus was to provide and evaluate mechanisms to enable
society to perceive the impact of litter on the marine environment, to identify the
land-based activities that are involved and collectively arrive at solutions to
reduce that impact – in particular solutions that can be implemented locally but
have a regional effect.
MARLISCO’ s overarching goal was to raise public awareness, facilitate dialogue
and promote co-responsibility among the different actors towards a joint vision
for the sustainable management of marine litter across all European seas.
MARLICO activities took place in the four European Regional Seas: North-East
Atlantic, Baltic, Mediterranean and Black Sea, by a consortium with members
located in 15 coastal countries.
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Revision as of 08:54, 16 October 2017

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

<p style=<"font-size:95%">the consequences of societal behaviour in relation to waste production and management on marine socio-ecological systems, to promote co-responsibility among the different actors, to define a more sustainable collective vision, and to facilitate grounds for concerted actions through the successful implementation of the MMLAP (Mobilisation and Mutual Learning Action Plans on societal challenges). The main focus was to provide and evaluate mechanisms to enable society to perceive the impact of litter on the marine environment, to identify the land-based activities that are involved and collectively arrive at solutions to reduce that impact – in particular solutions that can be implemented locally but have a regional effect. MARLISCO’ s overarching goal was to raise public awareness, facilitate dialogue and promote co-responsibility among the different actors towards a joint vision for the sustainable management of marine litter across all European seas. MARLICO activities took place in the four European Regional Seas: North-East Atlantic, Baltic, Mediterranean and Black Sea, by a consortium with members located in 15 coastal countries.



GENERAL DESCRIPTION

<p style=<"font-size:95%">the consequences of societal behaviour in relation to waste production and management on marine socio-ecological systems, to promote co-responsibility among the different actors, to define a more sustainable collective vision, and to facilitate grounds for concerted actions through the successful implementation of the MMLAP (Mobilisation and Mutual Learning Action Plans on societal challenges). The main focus was to provide and evaluate mechanisms to enable society to perceive the impact of litter on the marine environment, to identify the land-based activities that are involved and collectively arrive at solutions to reduce that impact – in particular solutions that can be implemented locally but have a regional effect. MARLISCO’ s overarching goal was to raise public awareness, facilitate dialogue and promote co-responsibility among the different actors towards a joint vision for the sustainable management of marine litter across all European seas. MARLICO activities took place in the four European Regional Seas: North-East Atlantic, Baltic, Mediterranean and Black Sea, by a consortium with members located in 15 coastal countries.