EcoDaLLi PROJECT
EcoDaLLi is the acronym for „ECOsystem-based governance with DAnube lighthouse Living Lab for sustainable Innovation processes“ and a Horizon Europe project within the EU Mission „Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030“.
The main objective of EcoDaLLi is to centralise Danube governance structures in terms of innovative solutions for improved ecological restoration, protection and preservation of the Danube basin and its delta by fostering a stronger innovation ecosystem within a well-connected Living Lab system.
18 Partners
from 11 European
countries
Duration:
01.01.2023 – 30.06.2026
Value:
2.684.875 €
- 30. September 2025
EcoDaLLi and Lighthouse CSAs at Mission Ocean Conference Under Danish EU Presidency
- 7. März 2025
Mission Forum and European Ocean Days 2025: Advancing the Restoration of Our Ocean and Waters
Project partners
The EcoDaLLi consortium comprises 17 partners and one associated
partner from a total of 11 countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, France,
Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, UK.
The EU Mission Ocean &
Waters and its Danube &
Black Sea Lighthouse
With a 2030 target, the ‚EU Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters‘ aims to protect and restore the health of our ocean and waters through research and innovation, citizen engagement and blue investments. The Mission’s new approach will address the ocean and waters as one and play a key role in achieving climate neutrality and restoring nature.
To achieve the challenging goals of Mission Ocean and Waters, four lighthouse areas were created in four major EU sea and river basins. These Mission Lighthouses are sites to pilot, demonstrate, develop, and deploy Mission activities across EU seas and river basins. Besides the Danube-Black Sea Lighthouse, these are: Baltic-North Sea, Mediterranean and Atlantic-Arctic.
EcoDaLLi is the Coordination and Support Action (CSA) of the Danube & Black Sea Lighthouse that focuses on the protection and restoration of freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity. To achieve this objective, EcoDaLLi is accompanied by currently seven Innovation Action (IA) projects.
