On Saturday, May 24, in collaboration with the City Councils of both municipalities, we are organizing this activity, between informative and recreational, which is open to the entire population, but with limited places.
This second call for proposals will be open for the next two months with four lines of action, and contemplates a subsidy of 80% of the bankable budget for each project.
The AFLAs are the pilot proposal for reducing flooding in an agricultural area and are intended to be replicated in other European basins with similar problems.
The month of March, marked by this event for all those involved in water-related issues, is full of proposals of the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 Project with a technical visit, two exhibitions and a storytelling as main actions.
Municipal Flood Risk Action Plans are very useful to reduce the impact of floods in urban areas classified as flood risk, as is the case of the plans developed in the Comunidad Foral in the middle stretch of the Ebro that we compile in this entry.
This photographic exhibition premiered in February at the CDAMAZ in Zaragoza, accompanied by informative activities with the general public and journalists, and now begins a tour of other spaces in the middle stretch of the Ebro.
From February 3 to 28 and with the help of the Water and Environment Documentation Center of Zaragoza, we organize this informative exhibition on nature-based solutions to floods.
The work on the new underground pipeline, far from the bed of the Huerta del Ebro Irrigation Community (Zaragoza), is focused on the last kilometer of the infrastructure and is being carried out on dates that do not interfere with the irrigation campaign.
Coordination is one of the key elements of the LIFE Ebro Resilience P1 project and makes it possible to monitor progress or analyze, as in this case, the public participation process that is being developed.