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The IV Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water was held in Barcelona, Spain on 13 April 2010. In this Conference, following the agreements achieved in the Ministerial Conference in the Dead Sea Ministerial Conference in 2008, the “Long-Term Strategy for Water in the Mediterranean” was discussed.
In the period of 18.12.2009 to 19.02.2010, the European Commission launched a public consultation on the “Strategic Nanotechnology Action Plan (SNAP) 2010-2015”. The objective of this public consultation was to invite views on the needs in nanotechnology in the next five years, as perceived by experts active in the field and by the public at large.
In the period of 24.11.2009 to 15.01.2010, the European Commission launched a public consultation on the Future “EU Strategy”. The main aim of the consultation was to collect views on some suggested broad policy considerations for the future EU2020 strategy..
MIO-ECSDE follows current policy and implementation trends in the field of nanotechnologies and accordingly informs its Membership. Within the framework of the NanoCap EU project it has developed its Position on Nanotechnologies..
A letter and a corresponding document with some suggestions for the Commission’s progress report on the Integrated Maritime Policy were sent to Commissioner Borg. This input was prepared by the regional NGOs
“Water Culture” is central in addressing the current and future challenges in the Mediterranean. This needs to be recognized and supported widely through..