Nature Based Tourism
Nature based tourism is a new tourism sector which has experienced significant growth in recent years. It is defined as tourism which uses nature as a basis for the product, and connecting with nature is the main attraction for visitors. Nature-based tourism offers significant opportunities, especially for Northern Periphery areas, and can support both conservation and employment across the region. However, development in this sector must be managed in the correct manner, in order to ensure that growth does not hamper the essence of the product.
MOPARK
Mobility and National Parks.
Metropolitan Areas+
Network of Regional Systems of European Capitals in the Baltic Sea Region – Strenghtening of Competitiveness by Sustainable Development of Functional Metropolitan Areas (MA+).
Making Waste Work
North Sea Sustainable Waste Management Project.
Liveable City
Prosjektet skal utvikle en integrert tilnærmingsmåte til hvordan man kan opprettholde gode levevilkår for befolkningen i urbane, historiske bysentra.
GREEN-NSD
Green North Sea Docks: Development of the Best Environmental Practice for Decontaminating Tributyltin (TBT) Containing Waters in the North Sea Region Based on Life Cycle Assessment
WF
Waterways Forward
Forum Skagerak II
Aims to improve the marine and coastal zone environment of Skagerrak through investigating topics related to eutrophication, environmental toxins and waste, coastal fisheries, coastal zone planning and management, environmental monitoring and seabed mapping.
FLOWS
Flood Plain Land Use Optimising Workable Sustainability.
F4N
Farmers for Nature