[Mauro Vanni]

Coastal Towns Association is an italian network of 7 municipalities (120000 inhabitants) located on the adriatic coast and representing the most important tourist destination in the Abruzzo Region. Currently, the association is:
– developing an integrated strategy for digital and green transition within the Intelligent Cities Challenge, an initiative promoted by the EU Commission gathering more than 100 european cities;
– carrying out with other adriatic cities the A_GreeNet project funded by the LIFE EU programme in order to adapt the adriatic coast to climate change through reforestation, microforestation, soil recovering,…
The Coastal Towns Association is interested in joining Euromed consortia as a partner offering its experiences in urban sustainable development and a valuable network of cities, both at European and national level. Topics of interest: mitigation and adaptation to climate change, digital transition, green infrastructures, urban planning, sustainable mobility.

[MONICA SALVIATO]

Dear Sir,
Many thanks for your e-mail and for your interest in our institution.

At this moment, we are looking for potential project ideas and consortia too. Unfortunately, we are not developing any specific proposals as leading partner.
However, considering the common interest in the second call of the EURO MED Programme, we can keep in touch for new potential projects and further collaboration with other institutions.

The Municipality of Spinea is established near Venice (IT) and it is in charge of all administrative functions regarding its population and territory of Spinea, with a specific focus on services devoted to citizens and community, local territory and economic development, safety and culture. Moreover, Spinea will be European City of Sport in 2023.
With regards to the current open EURO MED call, our entity is particularly interested in the “Innovative and sustainable economy” as well as “Green living areas” missions.
Do not hesitate to contact us for any further information.
Best regards,
Monica

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