Black Sea (LME)
LME
460,173 Km2
7,153 Km
- International Commission on the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR)
- General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM)
- Black Sea Commission
- Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans of the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Contiguous Atlantic Area (ACCOBAMS)
- Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC)
- Black Sea MOU on Port State Control
- Black Sea NGO Network (BSNN)
- Blueing the Black Sea (BBSEA) - preparation (Concept Approved)
- Fisheries and Ecosystem Based Management for the Black Sea - (FishEBM BS) - active (Project Approved)
- Strengthening the Marine and Coastal Protected Areas of Russia - closed (Completed)
- Control of Eutrophication, Hazardous Substances and Related Measures for Rehabilitating the Black Sea Ecosystem, Tranche 2 - closed (Project Completion)
- Control of Eutrophication, Hazardous Substances and Related Measures for Rehabilitating the Black Sea Ecosystem: Phase 1 - closed (Completed)
- Turkey: Anatolia Watershed Rehabilitation Project - under WB-GEF Strategic Partnership for Nutrient Reduction in the Danube River and Black Sea - closed (Completed)
- Black Sea Environmental Management - closed (Completed)
- Black Sea Environmental Management (BSEP) - closed (Completed)
- Developing the Implementation of the Black Sea Strategic Action Plan (BSSAP) - closed (Project Closure)
Black Sea Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (2007)
Strategic Action Plan (SAP) for the Environmental Protection and Rehabilitation of the Black Sea (2009)
terminal-evaluation
Agriculture Pollution Control in Black Sea| Finances | |
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| Total cost | 120.00M US$ |
| GEF allocation | 39.00M US$ |
| Results |
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[LME] "1. A Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA) was prepared, leading to a Black Sea Strategic Action Plan, and both were revisited after 10 years and updated in Phase II of the project. 2. All six Black Sea countries developed National Strategic Action Plans. 3. The key issue identified in the TDA/SAP – the need to reduce nutrient inputs to the Black Sea, especially from the Danube – wa... |
| World Bank Terminal Evaluation (2009) |
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1. Reduction in nutrient loads to local soil and water bodies in target micro-catchment areas: Installation of manure management systems, including construction of manure platforms, adequate manure storage facilities and training in optimum application of manure as fertilizers as well as implementation of environmentally friendly agricultural practices such as shrub and tree planting is ... |
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