Accord RAMOGE - Prévention et lutte contre la pollution marine. L'Accord
RAMOGE signé en 1976 est l'instrument dont se sont dotés la France, Monaco
et l'Italie pour une gestion intégrée du littoral.Les zones maritimes
de la Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, de la Principauté de Monaco et
de la Région Ligurie constituent une zone pilote de prévention et de lutte
contre la pollution du milieu marin.
Accord RAMOGE - Prévention et lutte contre la pollution
marine,Ramoge, accord, accordo, agreement, accord international, accordo
internazionale,international agreement, protection, protezione, protection,
pollution marine, inquinamento marino, marine pollution, pollution, inquinamento,
pollution, marin, marino, marine, littoral, litorale, coast, coastlinemarine,
marina, gestion du littoral, gestione del litorale, coastline management
littoral méditerranéen, litorale mediterraneo, mediterranean coastline,
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Provenza-Alpi-Costa Azzurra, Provence-Alpes-Côte
d’Azur region, Principauté de Monaco, Principato di Monaco, Principality
of Monaco, Monaco, France, Francia, Italie, Italia, Italy, Région Ligurie,
Regione Liguria, Ligurian, region, prévention, prevenzione, prevention,
environnement, ambiente, environment, ports, porti, port, marina, plaisance,
diporto, sailing, biosurveillance, biosorveglianza, sanctuaire marin,
santuario marino, marine sanctuary sanctuaire, santuario, sanctuary, sauvegarde,
salvaguardia, safeguard, méditerranée, Mediterraneo, the Mediterranean
méditerranéen, mediterraneo, mediterranean, plan ramogepol, piano RAMOGEPOL,
Ramogepol plan, ramogepol,pollutions accidentelles, inquinamenti accidentali,
accidental marine pollution, exercices antipollution, esercitazioni, anti-inquinamento,
antipollution exercices, antipollution, antinquinamento, gestion intégrée
du littoral, gestione integrata del litorale, integrated coastal management,
biomarqueurs, biomarcatori, biomarkers, sig, GIS
The Commission is the
executive body of the Agreement.
Its members are appointed by the States.
The Commission is composed of 7 delegates, including a Head of Delegation,
for each of the three countries, and it is chaired by each Head of Delegation
in turn for a period of two years.
Its role is to make proposals and to encourage
and inform national and local governments, the scientific and technical
community, and the general public.
It is responsible for carrying out the 4 tasks which have been entrusted
to it by the terms of the Agreement, viz.:
To examine
all issues of joint concern relating to water pollution,
To bring
about cooperation between competent administrative departments with the
aim of identifying polluted zones and providing information relating to
development projects likely to create serious risks of water pollution,
To encourage
and if necessary sponsor research projects, exchanges of information and
expert meetings in the framework of scientific cooperation in areas it
shall define,
To propose
to the three participating governments any measures likely to protect
water quality, notably through specific agreements.
Through the proposals it makes to the Governments of the three signatory
States, the RAMOGE Commission becomes their preferred partner in matters
relating to the integrated management of
the coastline covered by the Agreement.
To examine
all issues of joint concern relating to water pollution,
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