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KIMO brings coastal and riverine municipalities together to protect, preserve and enhance our seas and coastal waters. Discover our mission, history and governance, meet our partners and explore the national networks and municipalities that make up KIMO.

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KIMO combines advocacy, knowledge-sharing, partnerships and practical projects to tackle the environmental challenges facing our seas. Explore our three Action Areas and discover the projects through which KIMO turns local experience into practical action.

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Marine Litter

TREASURE

Reducing plastic pollution entering the North Sea by investigating how waste moves from rivers and catchments towards the marine environment.

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SUPRE

KIMO Denmark coordinates activities connecting stakeholders around solutions to reduce marine pollution and plastic waste affecting seabirds and the North Sea.

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Chemical Pollution

NewSea

KIMO Denmark participates in the advisory group, bringing municipal and coastal perspectives to research on hazardous substances and marine pollution.

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Marine Litter

Baltic Sea Fishing Gear Loss

KIMO Denmark researched lost fishing gear, gear marking and end-of-life management, contributing evidence and recommendations to HELCOM's marine litter work.

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Marine Litter

Denmark’s National Marine Litter Monitoring Programme

KIMO Denmark conducts four annual surveys at selected reference beaches, sorting and recording litter for reporting to OSPAR and Danish authorities.

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Marine Litter

KIMO Sweden Research Scholarship Programme

Annual research programme investigating pressing marine environmental challenges and translating findings into practical knowledge for coastal municipalities.

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