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
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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
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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,
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biomarqueurs, biomarcatori, biomarkers, sig, GIS
The presence of a number of specific ecological conditions
makes the Corso-Liguro-Provençal basin
an extremely productive deep-water Mediterranean zone containing a wealth
of living forms.
This basin is one of the Mediterranean areas well known for the
frequent observation of large numbers of different species of cetaceans.
These factors encouraged the three countries
to envisage the creation of a protected area.
Following several meetings in 1993 in
Brussels, Italy, France and the Principality
of Monaco signed a Declaration of Intent concerning the creation of a Marine
Sanctuary.
The agreement on the creation of a Marine Sanctuary for Marine Mammals was
finally signed by the three countries (France, Italy and Monaco) on 25
November 1999 in Rome.
The zone covered by the Sanctuary extends over an area of 87,500 km². It covers the Ligurian Sea, the sea of Provence
and the Corso-Sardinian basin. The Sanctuary includes inland marine
waters, the territorial waters of the three States and the high seas.
Photo Credits : B. Belfiore, P. Fixois, D. Luquet, J.M. Mille,
M. Pansini, F. Platini - Acknowledgements : A.M.P.N.
