UrbanLakes: Cross-Border Synergy for Blue Ecosystem Preservation (U_Lakes) (RO-UA 2021-2027)
Program: Interreg Next Romania-Ukraine 2021-2027
Lead Partner: Municipul Botosani (Romania)
Partner: Executive Committee of Ivano-Frankivsk City Council
Total project amount: EUR 419 507,87
Budget for Ivano-Frankivsk: EUR 217 069,05
The project is aimed at the protection of blue ecosystems and surrounding green spaces. Its overall objective is “To introduce a developed joint Action Plan with the arrangement of two recreational zones at the lakes in Botosani and Ivano-Frankivsk based on the best European Union approaches in blue and green infrastructure management and nature protection using the principles of cooperation and good neighbourliness”.
Duration: 18 months
The U_Lakes project to improve blue infrastructure has been started
The first meeting with stakeholders of the U_Lakes was held in Ivano-Frankivsk!
Where in Ivano-Frankivsk can you learn more about birds?
A new story of cross-border eco-synergy - project launch in Botosani!
Second stakeholders meeting at German Lake
Third stakeholder meeting: joint action planning for the German Lake
Ukrainian-Romanian cooperation for the preservation of blue ecosystems
Ivano-Frankivsk in international dialogue on blue-green infrastructure development
Practical visits and environmental solutions in Botosani
Lake aeration during the ice-covered period: why it is vital for aquatic life
International exchange of experience within the UrbanLakes project
Preserving water for the future of cities
Spring is on its way - and nature can feel it
From vision to action – launch of a Joint Working Group
Scientific ringing of swans in action
Blue Spaces — Places for Recreation, Sports, and Inspiration
Joint Working Group Meeting Held in Botoșani
Blue oases of life in the heart of the city
Urban water bodies – our cities’ natural air conditioners
Recommendations for the Organization and Planning of Landscaping for the Land Area of German Lake
The Lake’s Green Defenders. Why Water Plants Are Important
The city lake as a space for life, recreation, and nature