Kommunenes Internasjonale Miljøorganisasjon
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KIMO President, Robert te Beest, addresses the last SEARICA Intergroup meeting of the current EU parliamentary session in Brussels yesterday.
While the European Parliament continues to take action on maritime matters, the Seas, Rivers, Islands and Coastal Areas Intergroup works to ensure that "Europe of the Sea" remains a major, cross-cutting and well-identified issue. The group's work focuses on issues of importance to the marine environment such as maritime industries, research, maritime transport and marine resources.
A lot of crossover with KIMO's core areas of work!
Thank-you to SEARICA ITG for inviting us to participate.
Read more about Searica here:
www.searica.eu/#
Our latest report is out today: "Marine Litter at UNESCO World Heritage Marine Sites". Download it here:
www.kimointernational.org/news/report-unesco-marine-litter/
Many thanks to Marine World Heritage for their help and support.