Macroalgal Solutions for the Black Sea

MACRO CLEAN: Macroalgal Research and Pilot Program

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06 Jun 2026

University of Sinop Fisheries Faculty Brought Students Together for the Environment

12 May 2026

MACRO CLEAN Project Introduced on TRT Trabzon Bölge Gündemi Program

11 May 2026

Macroalgae Practices in Portugal Examined Under the MACRO CLEAN Project

27 Apr 2026

Technical Study Visit to Japan within the Scope of the MACRO CLEAN Project

03 Apr 2026

MACRO CLEAN Project Featured in Aqua Life of Türkiye!

26 Mar 2026

MMU Conducts Macroalgae Study in Georgia with the MACRO CLEAN Project

26 Mar 2026

Technical Review Visit to Macroalgae Operations within the Scope of MACRO CLEAN Project

26 Mar 2026

the Steering Committee Meeting of the MACRO CLEAN Project was held in Georgia.

ABOUT OUR PROJECT

Driving Sustainable Change with MACRO CLEAN

The MACRO CLEAN project is a collaborative initiative involving partners; Sinop University and Marmara Municipalities Union (MMU) from Turkey, Batumi State University from Georgia and Shumen University from Bulgaria. The project focuses on researching and establishing pilot implementations for the economic utilization of macroalgae while preventing and mitigating the impact of human activities on eutrophication and macroalgae blooms in the Black Sea region. The overall objective of the project is to develop a comprehensive research methodology for studying macroalgae, enhance laboratory infrastructure, develop feasibility plans for macroalgae utilization, raise awareness among stakeholders and promote collaboration and innovative cleaning processes and technologies. The project aims to bring about a positive change in the current situation by contributing to the economic utilization of macroalgae, mitigating the impact of eutrophication and promoting sustainable resource utilization in the Black Sea region.

This transnational effort aims to foster a healthier marine environment and unlock new sustainable resources.

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The EU cooperation programmes with neighbouring regions include 184 regions with 260 million people in 33 countries and laid down along the EU external borders from the Northern Periphery to the Mediterranean region and from Atlantic to Black Sea Basin. These programmes support economic and social development of the border areas through joint actions including in environment protections, public health services, safety and security measures, connectivity, support to SMEs and entrepreneurship.

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