You are invited to join us on November 8, from 9.15 to 13.00 CET, at Ecomondo 2023 (https://en.ecomondo.com/) – Rimini (IT), to participate in the Workshop “Planning the Marine Space for a Sustainable Blue Economy in the Mediterranean”.
The Workshop is co-organised by Ecomondo Scientific Technical Committee, European Commission – DG MARE, CNR-IUAV-CORILA.
You can find more information and the agenda here: https://en.ecomondo.com/link/seminars-and-conferences/e23520398/planning-the-marine-space-for-a-sustainable-blue-economy-in-italy-and-in-the-mediterranean.html.
You can attend in person or online.
In both cases, you have first to register at the Ecomondo Visitors Area https://en.ecomondo.com/visit/take-part/reserved-area.
If you will attend online, the link to connect is the following: https://community.greentechinsights.com/event/ecomondo-2023
The credentials to access the Digital Platform are the same used to register at the Ecomondo Visitors Area.
You will find the agenda of the events’ programme of Ecomondo in the “Program” button of the home page and you will only have to click on the title of the event in order to watch the live streaming.
If you will attend in person, you will need to follow these simple steps, in order to obtain a free entrance pass valid over the 4-days event:
1. Register and access the Ecomondo Visitors Area
2. Enter the invitation code F4REL in the “INVITE Code Validation” field provided;
3. Print out the entrance ticket that will allow free access to the turnstiles for all four days of the fair.
NB: In case there are other invitations in your Reserved Area, the ticket-speaker is the last one that will be generated (at the bottom of the list).
For any problem in the procedure, please contact our Help Desk:
0039 0541 744555
helpdesk.rn@iegexpo.it
Reference in ISMAR: andrea.barbanti@cnr.it
La motivazione del premio ricevuto è che BlueNIGHTs è stato capace di diffondere l’Ocean Literacy in tutte le RSA europee tra i cittadini di tutte le età riunendo e coinvolgendo ricercatrici e ricercatori marini il cui lavoro quotidiano è quello di affrontare le sfide e le soluzioni della ricerca marina in un’europea davvero condivisa, secondo quanto sostenuto e promosso dall’ iniziativa EU4Ocean, e creare una alleanza fra diversi tipi di scienza e la società. Questo tipo di iniziative rappresentano un passo essenziale per costruire comunità resilienti, aumentare la nostra capacità di adattarci a un mondo in rapido cambiamento e raggiungere gli obiettivi dell’Agenda 2030, in particolare quelli dell’SDG 14.