Pregled projekta
Finansijski program : ADRION
Naziv [ENG] : "Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for the development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety
Naziv : Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for the development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety
Početak : 01.12.2020.
Kraj : 31.05.2023.
Skraceni naziv : EUREKA
Web site : https://www.ucg.ac.me/pfkotor/adrioneureka
Tip projekta :
Tematska oblast :
Jedinica : Pomorski fakultet Kotor
Budzet za jedinicu :
Ukupan budzet :
Rukovodilac : Ivošević Špiro
Naziv [ENG] : "Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for the development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety
Naziv : Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for the development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety
Početak : 01.12.2020.
Kraj : 31.05.2023.
Skraceni naziv : EUREKA
Web site : https://www.ucg.ac.me/pfkotor/adrioneureka
Tip projekta :
Tematska oblast :
Jedinica : Pomorski fakultet Kotor
Budzet za jedinicu :
Ukupan budzet :
Rukovodilac : Ivošević Špiro
Opis : The ADRION programme is a European transnational programme that invests in regional innovation systems, cultural and natural heritage, environmental resilience, sustainable transport and mobility as well as capacity building. By bringing together eight Partner States, ADRION aims to act as a policy driver and governance innovator for the benefit of more than 70 million people in the Adriatic and Ionian region.
The EUREKA project of the ADRION programme, fully titled “Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety”, started its implementation on the 1st December 2020, and is to last till 31st May 2023, i.e. during a 30-month period. The project Lead Partner in charge of the Work Package Management is the Ministry of the Sea, Transport, and Infrastructure from Zagreb (Croatia), whilst the Faculty of Maritime Studies (University of Montenegro) is in charge of the WP Communication. The other project partners are: the Administration for maritime safety and port management from Bar, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport - Coast Guard Headquarters, Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of infrastructure, Slovenian Maritime Administration, Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy of Albania, Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy – Hellenic Coast Guard Headquarters, University of Rijeka, Faculty of Maritime studies, as well as Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the capacity of the Associate Partner.
The overall objective of the project is to increase the level of maritime safety in AI region by introducing systematic cooperation and coordination of maritime administrations of all countries of the region. Specific objectives are to develop systematic coordination, harmonize the legal basis for cooperation, increase the level of data exchange, harmonize and standardize the VTS service, and develop a common education system for VTS operators. The project results include the establishment of the Maritime Safety Permanent Transnational Network that will continuously improve all the areas of regional maritime safety, coordination, and cooperation through the activity of its thematic working groups. The main contribution of the project is: (a) the modernization of ADRIREP, the system which will, through the proposal of new IMO Resolution, analyse different possibilities, develop new procedures, test and legally regulate, (b) harmonization and standardization of VTSs in AI region, (c) analysis, development and piloting of the harmonized training for VTS operators, including the standard of competences, and (d) introduction of the Sea Traffic Management Service system, which is innovative in AI region and which definitely contributes to the optimization of logistical processes in maritime transport and ports.
The total Project budget is 3,165,750.00 eura, 80,670.00 of which allocated as the budget of the Faculty of Maritime Studies Kotor, with 15% contribution.
Official project website: https://eureka.adrioninterreg.eu/
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