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SUSTAINABLE FINANCING OF MPAs IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: A FINANCIAL ANALYSIS



                               Project 1: National parks (Natural) management   Spain (AG)    Government

                             Project 2: La Galite project (creation of a Coastal and   France (FFEM)   Government
                                         Marine Protected Area)
                             Project 3: Support for the creation and management of
                 Tunisia        the Tabarka Cap Negro MPA aiming to develop   The Principality of
                            recreational diving and preserve underwater landscapes.   Monaco   Government
                                       France is the donor country.
                             Project 4: Promotion of ecosystem-based management
                             of fisheries and other uses of the marine environment
                            around a network of protected marine and coastal areas   France (FFEM)   Government
                                north of Tunisia – France is the donor country.
                                DOGA DERNEGI - INVENTORY OF MARINE
                 Turkey                                                      EU Institutions   Government
                                        IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS

                   Table 14: Projects funded by bilateral Official Development Assistance for the period  2010-2014

               The  Bilateral  ODA  devoted  to  Coastal  and  Marine  Protected  Areas  decreased  over  the
               period 2012-2014 for Mediterranean countries. ODA gradually decreased between 2012 and
                    12
               2014 , despite a peak observed in 2011. ODA financial support is allocated on a project
               basis.  Once  a  project  is  over,  the  flow  of  financial  resources  stops.  This  trend  does  not
               correspond  to the  worldwide  trend for total biodiversity-related  aid  over  the  last  ten  years
               (DAC-OECD  Stats,  2014),  where  ODA  financial  resources  have  increased  due  the  rising
               number of projects with multiple environmental objectives, where biodiversity conservation is
               a secondary objective.





























                                         Figure 16: Bilateral ODA trend over 2012-2014
               In  general,  biodiversity-related  aid  from  international  cooperation  (ODA)  is  intended  to
               develop synergies between biodiversity and other environmental concerns. Climate change


               12 - ODA funding decreased by 9% in 2012, 13% in 2013 and 46% in 2014.




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