Mission

Vision

How will we do it?

Demonstration Hubs

95% urban population
Tourism-driven economy
Highly-urbanised landscape
Malta

An archipelago of three inhabited islands with a number of small uninhabited islets, located in the central Mediterranean Sea. The majority of the main island of Malta is developed land and over 95% of the population lives in urban areas. 

Manufacturing and the service industry make up the majority of Malta’s economy, with tourism at its centre.

95% urban population
Tourism-driven economy
Highly-urbanised landscape
Greece

At the South of the Balkan Peninsula, Greece is made up of a mainland and a vast collection of islands. There is a range of agriculture, tourism and food production across the varied geography.

The population resides across urban and rural locations, with a steady increase in urban growth.

95% urban population
Tourism-driven economy
Highly-urbanised landscape
Cyprus

The Republic of Cyprus is the third-largest Mediterranean Island, with mountainous regions and varied coastline. Tourism and construction form a major part of the economy.

Over 60% of the population lives in urban areas, with a significant number remaining in rural areas

95% urban population
Tourism-driven economy
Highly-urbanised landscape
Bulgaria

Located on the Balkan Peninsula in southeast Europe, Bulgaria has a varied terrain with a mountainous centre and flat lowlands. The economy is a diverse mix of industry, tourism and agriculture.

Over 70% of the population lives in urban areas and this has continued to grow over the past decade.

Project in Numbers

Consortium