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         Plastic-free




         Mediterranean islands








         Action plan, sustainable
         alternatives, awareness…                             1    FOR PLASTIC FREE CROATIAN ISLANDS

         Six exemplary projects from                               Croatia - Association for Nature, Environment and Sustainable
                                                                   Development – SUNCE.
         the BeMed community are                                   Action plan 2021-2026 to reduce plastic pollution and use of
                                                                   single-use plastics, drawn up with the municipality of Sali on Dugi
         fighting against the plastic                              Otok Island in the Adriatic Sea.
         plague throughout the

         Mediterranean region.                                2    TOGETHER FOR ZERO PLASTIC IN ALBANIAN ISLANDS
                                                                   Albania - Royal Albania Foundation.
                                                                   Action plan managed by a cooperation of institutions, in
                                                                   conjunction with municipalities from 10 Albanian islands and isles.
          At the end of this community-building day hosted
          by the BeMed network, a workshop resulting from
          the capitalisation process for the BeMed-Islands    3    DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVES
          programme (led by SCP/RAC  and SMILO) was de-            BASED ON LOCAL BUSINESSES
                                 3
          voted to island territories. The projects dedicated      Îles d’Or, Hyères - Small Islands Organisation.
          to fighting plastic pollution in the Mediterranean is-   Implementation of local, natural and reusable alternatives
          lands presented the activities and results achieved.     to single-use plastics made from wild cane waste and conducted
          “This good practice will form part of the suggested      with businesses on the Hyères islands, a local designer, and the
                                                                   music industry in Provence.
          recommendations for plastic-free Mediterranean
          islands” said Mercedes Muños Cañas, Head of
          Nature Conservation and Food Systems at IUCN-            A GUIDE TO THE ALTERNATIVES TO SINGLE-USE PLASTICS
          Med, which is keen to generalise these pioneering   4    IN THE TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY SECTOR
          projects across the Mediterranean region.                Balearics - Save the Med/Ibiza Preservation.
                                                                   2 tools set up to assess and promote sustainable alternatives
                                                                   to single-use plastics in the tourist sector.
          3. The Regional Activity Centre for Sustainable Consumption and
          Production (SCP/RAC) and Small Island Organisation (SMILO).
                                                              5    PLASTISTOP TUNISIA
                                                                   Tunisia - Association Jlij pour l’environnement marin.
                                                                   Communication activities to encourage plastic waste sorting,
                                                                   collection and reduction with students, local communities,
                                                                   tourists and trade.


                                                              6    CLEAN SEAS BY ECO-SCHOOLS MALTA
                                                                   Malta - Nature Trust Malta.
                                                                   Educational programmes on the impact of offshore plastic waste
                                                                   and existing solutions, the aim of which is to obtain “Eco-School”
                                                                   certification recognised by UNESCO.




                                                      Balearic islands.
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