The ECOMARINE partners met online on the 22nd of June...
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Building a Comprehensive Mechanism for Preserving Marine Ecosystems and Life from the negative consequences of Climate Change and the disposal of Plastic Debris

Building a Comprehensive Mechanism for Preserving Marine Ecosystems and Life from the negative consequences of Climate Change and the disposal of Plastic Debris
The main goal of the ECOMARINE project is to improve the management and operation of marine conservation monitoring labs of the four Higher Education Institutions in Malaysia and India. The utmost target is to upgrade the university services offered to students, staff and society, as they cover a wide area of geographical oceanic environment. This will be done through an in-depth capacity building and knowledge exchange programme targeted at staff, scientists and other relevant stakeholders in Malaysia and India.
The ECOMARINE partners met online on the 22nd of June...
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Read MoreThroughout its 3 years duration ECOMARINE will:
Conduct in depth desk and field research on the specific needs of the marine monitoring systems, as well as the local, national and regional contexts in Malaysia and India
Develop and design a comprehensive training programme, together with an online platform, covering both theory of marine science and field-based activities
Organise a large-scale, capacity building programme, targeted at the four Asian Universities. The first phase will take place in Europe with theory workshops, study visits and field -based activities at sea. The second phase will take place at the national level in Malaysia and India.
Set up of 4 new, state of the art Marine Monitoring Labs (one in each University from Malaysia and India), ensuring efficient long-term marine monitoring from the trained staff
The project partners of the consortium come from Cyprus, Spain, Malaysia, India, Greece, Germany:
Cyprus
Malaysia
India
Germany