Project partner
ISPRA is project coordinator, together with 5 associated partners, 3 public bodies and 2 private partners.
The Forestry Corps of Environmental Surveillance of the Region of Sardinia is a specialized technical unit endowed with law enforcement authority, mandated to safeguard the natural environment. Established under Regional Law no. 26 of November 5, 1985, its primary duties encompass surveillance, prevention, and enforcement against unlawful practices related to hunting, fishing in both inland and marine environments, controlled fire usage, and forest fires. Additionally, it fulfils responsibilities in forestry and river policing, oversees hydraulic installations, and ensures the protection of cultural heritage sites.
The Asinara National Park, designated by decree on November 28, 1997, is a protected natural area situated in northern Sardinia within the province of Sassari. Encompassing the entirety of Asinara Island, it falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the municipality of Porto Torres. Additionally, the Park Authority oversees a 108 km marine reserve surrounding Asinara Island. Through environmental education initiatives that actively engage local fishermen within the MAP (Marine Protected Area) and a well-established monitoring program, the Park has fostered a collaborative partnership with local authorities and fishing communities.
MCM Coop Production Work Consortium, an Associated Beneficiary and Private Entity, is engaged in logistics and cleaning services, specifically focusing on the loading and transport of both hazardous and non-hazardous waste. Additionally, it manages waste collection centers. Comprising 8 associated cooperatives across Sardinia, it ensures a diverse range of services for both public and private clients. Its responsibilities include collecting, disposing of, and recycling ADLFG waste through the promotion of specialized companies' involvement.
AGRIS, a Public Body and Associated Beneficiary, serves as the Sardinian regional agency dedicated to scientific research, experimentation, and technological innovation. Its focus spans from fostering the development and sustainability of the fishing sector to fostering strong ties with fishermen in the project area. AGRIS prioritizes active engagement with marine users in key fishing departments, alongside formulating administrative and regulatory measures to mitigate negative impacts on species and habitats. Furthermore, it closely monitors fishermen's involvement and participation throughout these efforts.
Petra Heritage Corsica: is a cooperative dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship while nurturing territorial cohesion. Recognized as a training center, it focuses on the Maritime department, striving to both develop and conserve maritime heritage. One of its key objectives is assisting fishermen in diversifying their activities, including ventures such as fishing tourism, to ensure the sustainability and vitality of traditional practices.