Multi-layer governance performance of marine policies (PERMAGOV)

PERMAGOV project

PERMAGOV sets out to achieve a more cross-cutting and agile arrangement between the current fragmented EU marine governance, by piloting a novel multi-level governance approach for various regional seas and national waters around Europe, targeting four areas of key importance to sustainable development: maritime transport, marine energy, marine life, and marine litter.

Project Information

Partners:●        Wageningen University, NL (Project coordinator)
●        Aalborg University, DK
●        UiT The Arctic University of Norway, NO
●        Research Institute for Sustainability – Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, DE
●        The Finnish Environment Institute, FI
●        LifeWatch ERIC, ES
●        Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, DK
●        European Shippers Council, BE
●        WWF Italia, IT
●        Plan Bleu, FR
●        The Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission – Helsinki Commission, FI
●        Arctic Energy Partners, NO
●        The Queen’s University of Belfast, UK
●        21c Consultancy, UK
●        Celtic Sea Power, UK
Project span:1 January 2023 – 31 December 2026
Countries:the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Finland, Spain, Belgium, Italy, France, UK
Funding:Horizon Europe + UK Research and Innovation
Type or project:Policy development

PERMAGOV has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme HORIZON-CL6-2022-GOVERNANCE-01-03 under grant agreement No 101086297, and by UK Research and Innovation under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee grant numbers 10045993, 10062097, 101086297. The material on this page represents the views of the PERMAGOV project only.

Funded by EU + Funded by UK Research & Innovation

News about the Project

  • PERMAGOV  Parnership Meets in Brussels
    One year passed and the PERMAGOV project is well on its path of mapping relevant EU marine policies and talking to relevant parties on how can the implementation and the performances of the policies be improved.
  • The Sea is the Limit – New Project for Folkecenter!
    As you probably have read in our previous newsletter, Folkecenter is now part of a new European project called Permagov. After a first online kick-off meeting which took place in January, last week (21-23 March) we had the chance to join the official kick-off meeting, which took place in Wageningen (the Netherlands). It was very nice to be in presence again, after so long time collaborating online.
  • EU marine governance gets a boost as new European research project sets sail
    EU marine governance must evolve to meet the goals and objectives established in the European Green Deal. A shift is needed from the current largely fragmented nature of marine governance toward a more cross-cutting and agile arrangement, one that is in sync with wider developments taking place at sea, at shores and on land. PERMAGOV, a recently launched Horizon Europe project, sets out to achieve that by piloting a novel multi-level governance approach for various regional seas and national waters around Europe, targeting four areas of key importance to sustainable development: maritime transport, marine energy, marine life, and marine litter.
  • New Project for Folkecenter!
    We are happy to inform you that Folkecenter is now part of a new project, called “Multi-layer Governance Performance of Marine Policies” (PERMAGOV).