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contribution of the Green Deal Call-funded Projects to the Nature Restoration Law (NRL)
DEC
Tue
10
15:00 - 16:30

This was 1 year ago

Location

online

Programmes
Agro-Food, Environment Green Deal

This webinar is aimed at people who are interesting in finding more about the projects MERLIN, REST-COAST, SUPERB and WaterLANDS and their relation to the development and implementation of the Nature Restoration Law.

The four projects are funded under the H2020 Green Deal Call topic LC-GD-7-1-2020 and collaborate as a cluster on ecosystem restoration, as well as part of the Green Deal Call Projects Support Office (GD-SO)'s Climate Change and Biodiversity Working Group. 

You can register for this webinar until the 6th of December by clicking here. 

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