The funding is part of a broader plan aimed at enhancing the management capacity of natural resources by overcoming bureaucratic obstacles that have previously slowed down interventions.
The Regional Council of Sardinia has approved an allocation of 300,000 euros for the Sardinia Quality Fisheries and Aquaculture District, with the goal of promoting initiatives to protect lagoon areas and revive fishing activities. The funding is a concrete response to the needs of a sector that is a key resource for the island’s economy and environmental sustainability. Gianfranco Satta, the Regional Councilor for Agriculture, emphasized the strategic importance of the sector: « Fishing and aquaculture are a priority for this administration, » he stated. « Addressing critical issues related to fish collection, with a particular focus on hydraulic management and protecting lagoon areas, is essential to ensure the future and competitiveness of those working in this sector. We have started discussions with rehabilitation consortia to ensure greater speed in planning and implementing necessary interventions, promoting effective coordination between institutions and local operators. »
Source: Nova News
