Catchment Based Approach (CaBA)
The Catchment Based Approach (CaBA) is an inclusive, civil society-led initiative that works in partnership with Government, Local Authorities, Water Companies, businesses and more, to maximise the natural value of our environment.
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Litter Free Coast and Sea
The campaign to reduce marine and beach litter and improve and maintain bathing water quality at source.
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The Normandy Regional Committee for Sea Fisheries and Marine Breeding
The Normandy Regional Committee for Sea Fisheries and Marine Breeding brings together the 1500 fishermen of our region. Exploiting the resources provided by the sea for our health and our food, professional fishermen depend on the good state of the ecosystems. The Department's planned actions to prevent and raise awareness of the fight against waste on land, and in particular actions against cigarette butts and roadside waste in ports, will reduce the potential pollution caused by plastic waste and help to increase the quality of our products (fish, shellfish and cephalopods). We intend to take into account the results of the project on good practices to be implemented to enable professional fishermen to optimise the management of their own plastic waste and limit its production.
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National Association for the Protection of Water and Rivers
Through its waste collector project, the National Association for the Protection of Water and Rivers contributes to the reduction of pollution, especially plastic pollution, of inland waterways. The INTERREG project echoes the awareness-raising we are doing in schools to explain to the younger generations the impact of their actions and their power to change mentalities. Supporting the department of La Manche and this project is in the continuity of our actions and allows us to support a more global approach to reduce plastic pollution.
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