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Call for consultancy for the elaboration of the post-2020 SAPBIO document

World Environment Day - The actions of UNEP/MAP for a green renaissance in Mediterranean

World Environment Day - UNECE Photography contest

New rules for water reuse for agricultural irrigation

European Commission - Launch of an online public consultation on new EU strategy on adaptation to climate change

EEA-UNEP/MAP - Lauch country consultation on executive summary of EEA-UNEP/MAP 2nd horizon 2020 indicator based assessment report

Oceanscape Portal

IMO AND FAO partnership to tackle maritime litter

"Earth School", a UNEP online learning initiative

JPI Oceans Microplastics Projects 2016-2019 Key Results

The Union for the Mediterranean Annual report 2019

Covid-19 Immunity and Clinical Manifestations

Aquatic Pollutants: deadline for pre-proposals

One additional research project on microplastics awarded funding by JPI Oceans partners

New JPI Oceans publication: Key Results of Microplastics Projects 2016-2019

Farewell to our Strategic Director, Kathrine Angell-Hansen

New HOTMIC research project completes its first expedition

Interim Evaluation of the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) for the Sustainable Development of EU Aquaculture

World Water Development Report 2020

Call for Offshore Consultant

Call for the provision of consultancy services

REMPEC launched its brand-new Websites: REMPEC and MENELAS – Apr 17, 2020

First Person: COVID-19 is not a silver lining for the climate, says UN Environment chief

Greenhouse gas emissions are down and air quality has gone up, as governments react to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), Inger Andersen, has cautioned against viewing this as a boon for the environment. In this First Person editorial, Ms. Andersen calls instead for a profound, systemic shift to a more sustainable economy that works for both people and the planet.

ILO: COVID-19 causes devastating losses in working hours and employment

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a catastrophic effect on working hours and earnings, globally. A new ILO report highlights some of the worst affected sectors and regions, and outlines policies to mitigate the crisis.

THE WORLD WATER WEEK 2020 IS CANCELLED