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MORE ABOUT REVERSE PROJECT<br />

The <strong>Reverse</strong> project is based on sharing experience among 14 <strong>European</strong> partners who are aware of the major challenges linking biodiversity<br />

and economic development. More specifically, it focuses on opportunities and insufficiencies in biodiversity conservation policies in three<br />

sec<strong>to</strong>rs: Agriculture and food production, Land planning, and Tourism.<br />

<strong>Reverse</strong> is a three-year <strong>European</strong> interregional cooperation project (January 2010 - December 2012). Lead by the Aquitaine Region, it<br />

involves seven <strong>European</strong> countries: Es<strong>to</strong>nia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Slovakia and Spain. It is co-financed by the <strong>European</strong> Regional<br />

Development Fund (ERDF) and made possible by the INTERREG IVC programme. As part of the <strong>European</strong> Terri<strong>to</strong>rial Cooperation Objective,<br />

the INTERREG IVC Programme (2007-2013) is an EU programme that helps regions of Europe work <strong>to</strong>gether <strong>to</strong> share their knowledge<br />

and experience.<br />

<strong>Reverse</strong> partners comprise regional authorities, public establishments, associations, research institutes and universities, which contribute<br />

<strong>to</strong> the conservation and development of wild and cultivated biodiversity. They work on various complementary subjects such as the<br />

conservation of species in situ, gene banks, the management of natural areas, region-wide strategies for the conservation of biodiversity,<br />

ecological corridors, local legislation for the protection of biodiversity, education, etc.<br />

Regions:<br />

Aquitaine Region (France)<br />

www.aquitaine.fr<br />

Bremen Region (Germany)<br />

www.umwelt.bremen.de<br />

Specialised organizations:<br />

Bio d’Aquitaine (France)<br />

www.bio-aquitaine.com<br />

Natural Areas Conserva<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

of Aquitaine - CEN Aquitaine (France)<br />

www.cen-aquitaine.fr<br />

Umbria Region (Italy)<br />

www.regione.umbria.it<br />

Mediterranean Agronomic Institute<br />

of Chania (Greece)<br />

www.maich.gr<br />

Decentralized Administration<br />

of Crete-Forest Direc<strong>to</strong>rate of<br />

Chania (Greece)<br />

www.crete-region.gr<br />

Es<strong>to</strong>nian University of Life Sciences-EMU (Es<strong>to</strong>nia)<br />

www.emu.ee<br />

Euskadi Region (Spain)<br />

www.euskadi.net<br />

The Plant Production Research Center<br />

Piešt’any - PPRC Piešt’any (Slovakia)<br />

www.cvrv.sk<br />

Region of East Macedonia and<br />

Thrace (Greece)<br />

www.remth.gr<br />

Murcia Region (Spain)<br />

www.murcianatural.carm.es<br />

Regional Agency for the Development<br />

and the Innovation of Agriculture in Lazio - ARSIAL (Italy)<br />

www.arsial.it<br />

Technology Transfer Centre<br />

Bremerhaven<br />

ttz Bremerhaven (Germany)<br />

www.ttz-bremerhaven.de

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