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The summary of the ISOS workshop "Energy and Light Pollution on Small Islands" is now available!
This workshop was held on the island of Capraia (Tuscany-Italy) on May 22 & 23, 2019. It gathered around 40 international participants from different backgrounds (site managers, local public authorities, sector experts, etc.).
OPENING SESSION
Marida BESSI
Mayor of the Municipality of Capraia
SESSION 1 - How to conduct an energy audit?
| Energy audit of Porquerolles island Maxime DULUC Energy Consultancy SOL.A.I.R. |
Energy audit: Capraia island Maxime DULUC Energy Consultancy SOL.A.I.R. |
SESSION 2 - Reduce and master energy consumption
| Introduction to session 2 |
Isola Capraia: a zero impact island Francesca GIANNINI - Arcipelago Toscano National Park Andrea CARLESI - Technologies 2000 |
| Sainte-Marguerite island Armelle CALLOT City of Cannes |
Brittany islands: strategy to reduce energy consumption Alain GIODA French Research Institute for Development [IRD] |
SESSION 3 - How to reconcile renewable energies, landscapes and biodiversity?
| Porquerolles island: quality of the night Experimentation on a protected island pilot site in the French Mediterranean Maxime PRODROMIDES SMILO / Port-Cros National Park |
Sardegna island: an introduction to the insertion of renewable energies structures in the landscapes Nevio USAI Regione autonoma Sardegna |
| Porto-Santo island: puffins feel good in the dark Marco ZENATELLO Higher Institute for Environmental Research and Protection Ozzano Emilia / MPA Tavolara |
Bats and light pollution Danilo Russo Naples University |
| V2G or Electric Vehicule To Grid" and its absence of impact on landscapes and biodiversity. The example of Porto Santo island (Portugal) Alain Gioda - Dominique Delport - Robert Morendeira French Research Institute for Development [IRD] |
White Papers "Towards a zero impact island" |
VIDEO - Discover the work of the Clean Energy for EU Islands Secretariat
THE EVENT REPORT
Small Islands Organisation (SMILO) has organised its third Annual Meeting on the island of Porquerolles (France) from October 14 to 18, 2019!
Representatives from small islands of our network, institutional and financial partners, and field experts from all over the world will gathered during this four-day event for international meetings and technical workshops. This event was co-organised with the French Coastal Management Agency, the National Park of Port-Cros and the French Town of Hyères les Palmiers.
Major events took place during the conference, including:
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SMILO General Assembly;
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Partners Meeting of ISOS Project Isole Sostenibili, supported by the European programme INTERREG MARITIMO France-Italy, for the final conclusions of the four technical workshops Heritage, Water, Waste and Renewable Energies;
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Meeting of SMILO Assessment Committee for the intermediary assessment of 6 islands, candidates to the "Label in Progress": Tavolara (Italy), Bolama (Guinea-Bissau), Saint-Honorat (France), Sainte-Marguerite (France), Porquerolles (France), and Zlarin (Croatia);
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Technical Workshop for the preparation of the White Papers "Energy, Water and Waste Flows Management" and "Heritage";
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"Islands Pop-Up Session", during which SMILO pilot islands will present their ongoing operations and projects;
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Field trip on Porquerolles Island;
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Closing dinner and SMILO Award Ceremony, during which all the 6 islands received the Label in Progress, as well as Sectorial Awards:
TAVOLARA (Italy): Waste, Biodiversity, Energy and Landscapes
ZLARIN (Croatia): Waste
SAINT-HONORAT (France): Waste and Landscapes
SAINTE-MARGUERITE (France): Biodiversity and Landscapes
PORQUEROLLES (France): Biodiversity and Landscapes
BOLAMA (Guinea-Bissau)
Discover all the islands' and speakers' presentations of the week!
ISLAND POP-UP SESSION
The floor was given to SMILO islands or partners, who briefly presented the operations, projects, missions, and initiatives conducted on their island in recent years (maximum 5 minutes). These presentations were correlated with SMILO sectorial themes (Water, Energy, Waste, Biodiversity, Landscapes, Heritage) and contributed to the White Papers for Sustainable Islands (developed within the ISOS / Isole Sostenibili project).
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(Italy) |
(Tunisia) |
(Madagascar) |
(France) |
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(Guinea-Bissau) |
(Estonia) |
(Madagascar) |
(Cape Verde) |
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(United-Kingdom) |
(Croatia) |
(Guinea-Bissau) |
(France) |
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(Portugal) |
(France) |
(Philippines) |
(Italy) |
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(France) |
(France) |
(France) |
(Croatia) |
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(Senegal) |
(France - Guadeloupe) |
(São Tomé and Príncipe) |
Mykonos, Lesvos,Tinos |
Discover in a video HYDROUSA Project, supported by the European Union H2020
SESSION INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
The expert in digital communication, Julie Paillard, Fête de la Nature, presented and recalled the main principles of digital communication. During this interactive session, she also gave participants practical tips to better identify their community on social media, and advice on how to better create an impactful global communication strategy.
Introduction to digital communication by Julie Paillard, Fête de la Nature
WHITE PAPERS SESSION
The White Papers for Sustainable Islands have been developed as part of the project ISOS/Isole Sostenibili. They aim to identify island-specific issues that limit the implementation of sustainable operations in water, energy, and waste management, as well as heritage preservation. Recommendations will be made to present solutions.
White Papers Presentation by Laurent Boutot, Oréade-Brèche
THE WEEK IN PICTURES
Pictures © Antonio de Abreu
The report for SMILO Second Annual Meeting and ISOS Interreg Marritimo Meeting is now available!
The two events took place together in Cannes from Decembre 11 to 13, 2018 and were co-organised with the French Coastal Management Agency and the City of Cannes.
Small islands representatives from SMILO network, institutional and financial partners, as well as thematic experts from around the world met for 3 days of exchanges and technical workshops, in front of the Lérins archipelago.
This was an important event for the NGO, because the Assessment Committee met for the first time to conduct the first intermediate assessments. The official Awards Ceremony took place at the end of the public seminar "Island Heritage".
This major meeting was also an opportunity to bring together the partners from the European Project ISOS, supported by the European Program INTERREG Marittimo France-Italy 2014-2020. They met during a technical workshop to discuss the preservation of islands' tangible and intangible heritage.
INTRODUCTION : Protection and Improvement of Islands Heritage
VIDEO : Assinara Island: From a Pilot Island, Rural Landscape Restoration (5'10)
THE REPORT
The ISOS report on the theme 'Waste Management on Small Islands' is now available in French and Italian! The ISOS project aims to create a network of French and Italian islands. For more information, take a look at the section dedicated to our Projects.
This workshop took place in Bonifacio (Corsica), from January 31 to February 1, 2019. It gathered around 40 international participants, including site managers, local public authorities and experts in this field. The workshop focused on highlighting best practices, amongst others to prevent waste production and to find effective solutions for waste disposal on small islands.
TECHNICAL PRESENTATION AND PROJECTS
| Beyond Plastic Med Project Prince Albert II Foundation |
Innovative Solutions EA ECO-Entreprises |
| Biodegradable Waste Management University of Cagliari |
The Challenge of Plastic Waste ENSAM |
ISLANDS PRESENTATIONS
Lavezzi Islands |
Tavolara (1) |
Capraia (1) |
Capraia (2) |
Comores Archipelago |
Gorée |
Hyères Islands |
Sainte-Marguerite |
Principe |
Tavolara (2)
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THE WORKSHOP
Presentation on January 31, 2018 / Presentation on February 1, 2018
