2017-2022: Measures were implemented to raise awareness on the marine environment, including (i) participation in dissemination events and festivals, including the annual European Researchers Night, (ii) addressing MSFD descriptors via social media (e.g. Facebook, YouTube, Instagram), (iii) publishing informational material and articles/reports in scientific journals and local newsletters, (iv) participation in relevant conferences, scientific meetings, radio talks, etc. 2023-2028: Measures will continue to be implemented, and additional measures will be adopted where needed (e.g. Adopt-a-Beach program), to ensure awareness on the marine environment

2017-2022: Measures were implemented to enhance knowledge on the marine environment, including several scientific surveys to collect data on habitats, species (e.g. cetaceans, seabirds, NIS), fisheries, marine litter, etc. 2023-2028: Measures will continue to be implemented, like new surveys that already started or are planned for the coming years, aiming to cover gaps of knowledge and collect scientific data for the assessment of the marine environment and the identification of additional measures to be applied where needed.

2017-2022: No measures were implemented to reduce levels of continuous underwater noise produced by human activities; however underwater noise was evaluated through the implementation of a sound propagation model. 2023-2028: A new survey has been planned for the coming years and is now in the preparation stage, to fill knowledge gaps and collect scientific data needed for the assessment of the marine environment and the identification of additional measures to be applied where needed.

2017-2022: No measures were implemented to reduce levels of continuous underwater noise produced by human activities; however underwater noise was evaluated through the implementation of a sound propagation model. 2023-2028: A new survey has been planned for the coming years and is now in the preparation stage, to fill knowledge gaps and collect scientific data needed for the assessment of the marine environment and the identification of additional measures to be applied where needed.

2017-2022: No measures were implemented to reduce levels of continuous underwater noise produced by human activities; however underwater noise was evaluated through the implementation of a sound propagation model. 2023-2028: A new survey has been planned for the coming years and is now in the preparation stage, to fill knowledge gaps and collect scientific data needed for the assessment of the marine environment and the identification of additional measures to be applied where needed.

2017-2022: No measures were implemented to reduce levels of continuous underwater noise produced by human activities; however underwater noise was evaluated through the implementation of a sound propagation model. 2023-2028: A new survey has been planned for the coming years and is now in the preparation stage, to fill knowledge gaps and collect scientific data needed for the assessment of the marine environment and the identification of additional measures to be applied where needed.