EU-MEDSTAT-ENV
EU-MEDSTAT-ENV - News
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EuropeAid website makes Call for Proposals & Procurement Notices section more user-friendly
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Regular monitoring of Horizon 2020 process
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EC and Morocco signed a Memorandum of Understanding on statistical data exchange
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EC and Israel agree on statistical data exchange
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National SMAP RMSU Clearing House Meetings
EU-MEDSTAT-ENV - Events
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Mediterranean Civil Society Meeting on the occasion of the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water
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Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water, October 29, 2008 (Jordan)
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MEDSTAT II Environment Sector / UNESCWA / UNSD Joint Sub-regional Training Session on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water (SEEAW)
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Med working group on “water scarcity and droughts” of Joint Process
EU-MEDSTAT-ENV - Projects
Steps
Phase 1: 1996 – 2002 (€20
million)
In 1996, a number of exploratory missions were carried out in the 12
countries initially in the programme. As a result of the priorities
identified during these missions, 9 MEDSTAT sub-programmes were established:
external trade, environment, transport, migration, tourism, national
accounts, non-observed economy; and two horizontal sub-programmes: training
and information systems. The MEDSTAT-Environment Programme began in
1999. It focused on:
- diagnosis of the existing statistical systems
- gathering and assessment of "basic" environmental statistics
- developing three priority topics: water, waste and land-use
Phase 2: 2003 – 2006 (€30 million)
MEDSTAT II includes two new sub-programmes: MED-SOC (social statistics) and MED-AGRI (agriculture). The aims are to consolidate the results of the first programme and to further its scope (social indicators, agriculture, etc.). This will enable the production of a harmonised series of statistics over a period of time that is meaningful at both national and regional levels, and so provide an essential tool to accompany the establishment of free trade.
The main focus in MEDSTAT-Environment is on air emission pollutants, biodiversity and the calculation of sustainable development indicators.
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