Region of Istria (IZ)

The Region of Istria was established by the Law on the Territory of Counties, Towns, and Municipalities in the Republic of Croatia as one of 21 Croatian counties. The constitutive meeting of the County Assembly of the Istrian County was held on 16 April 1993 in Pazin. In accordance with regulations of the Law on Local and Regional Self-Government (the official bulletin of the Republic of Croatia "Narodne novine" no. 33/01, 60/01, and 106/03), the region is a unit of regional self-government whose territory represents a natural, historical, traffic, economy, social, and self-governing unit, and it is established for reasons of performing works of regional interest. In its self-governing domain, the Istrian County performs works of regional significance, and especially works related to: education; health;physical and town planning: economic development; planning and development of the network of educational, health, social, and cultural institutions, protection of the environment.

Description of Personnel Involved in the Project

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Through 10 years experience in EU and other international projects regional civil servants has develop good management capacities in EU funds in particular within the Department for international affairs. Related to this call the Region of Istria can be supported by Regional Institute for physical planning and its experts.

Contact Details

Official address: Dršćevka 3, 52000 Pazin, Hrvatska
T: (+385) 52 372 101, F: (+385) 52 372 123, E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., W: http://www.istra-istria.hr

Contact person responsible for the organisation of the project’s work (the coordinator):Name: Patrizia Bosich, E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Lead Partner

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CNR-ISMAR

CORE - Scientific Partners

1	OGS
2	IUAV
3	City of Rijeka
4	Regional Development Centre Koper
5	Conisma
6	Univ. Thessaly
7	HCMR

INNER CIRCLE - Institutional Partners

8	Emilia-Romagna Region
9	Veneto Region
10	Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia
11	Marche Region
12	Molise Region
13	Puglia Region
14	Istria Region
15	Ionian Islands Region
16	Venice Port Authority

OUTER CIRCLE - Observers

1	Ministry of Environment, land and sea, Italy
2	Director of MPA Tremiti Islands
3	Director of MPA Torre Guaceto
4	Director of MPA Porto Cesareo
5	Adriatic-Ionian Euroregion Secretariat
6	Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment, Slovenia
7	Ministry for Infrastructure and Spatial Planning (Spatial Planning Directorate), Slovenia
8	Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management
9	Fondacioni "Zoja e Këshillit të Mirë"
10	Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Water Administration
11	Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine – Odessa National Marittime University
12	Geoecomar
13	Greek Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change
14	United Nation Environment Programme
15	MED-RAC
16	JRC
17	General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean

Sub contractor

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CORILA

Project

Consortium

Dissemination

About Us

ADRIPLAN aims to deliver a commonly-agreed approach to cross-border MSP in the Adriatic-Ionian region, considered as a whole and more specifically through two Focus Areas (Northern Adriatic Sea; Southern Adriatic / Northern Ionian Sea).

The ADRIPLAN project will provide detailed recommendations for the evaluation of cross-border MSP based on an integrated overall assessment and taking into account multiple demands and potentials.

The ADRIPLAN project is implemented by 17 Partners from 4 countries of the Adriatic - Ionian Macroregion, from which 8 are the Scientific Partners and 9 the Institutional Partners (inner circle). 17 Observers (outer circle) are also contributing to the project.

The proposed approach will be based on the best knowledge available, will be developed with the support of Institutional partners and observers and the involvement of all main stakeholders.

The main challenge for ADRΙPLAN in implementing MSP in the area will be to overcome barriers of full participation of all neighboring countries in the process and promote sound technically/scientifically based political decisions.

The scientific community of the project had been given the mandate to deliver a commonly - agreed approach for providing detailed proposals and recommendations for the implementation of cross border MSP in the focus areas.

ADRIPLAN promotes the harmonized implementation under an ecosystem based approach of the EU legislative framework on marine and maritime issues, including the ICZM protocol for the Mediterranean, and the new Directive proposal on ICZM – MSP, as well as the EUSAIR Action Plan

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