Sustainability
Prince Albert and Med Donors’ Roundtable announce €57 million pledge to protect the Mediterranean Sea
Monaco’s Prince Albert has called on donors from the private and public sectors to increase their efforts to raise funds for the 30×30 project, which seeks to attain protected status for at least 30% of the Mediterranean Sea by 2030.
Read moreDouble launch for Energy Transition Mission
Monaco’s Energy Transition Mission has two new additions: a new website and a new ambassador programme aimed at promoting and adding value to the pact.
Monaco first to join United for Biodiversity coalition
The Oceanographic Institute is trailblazing by becoming the first official member of the European Commission’s environmentally-minded global coalition, United for Biodiversity.
World leaders pledge to reverse biodiversity loss
Prince Albert II is among 64 world leaders who have promised to put the environment at the top of the post-Covid economic recovery list, joining the Leaders Pledge for Nature.
Ocean conference looks at better pollution solutions
Experts have revealed during an ocean conference in Monaco that society must go on the offence, not the defence, if it wants to stop the problems plaguing our seas.
Local campaign targets Covid-related pollution
A new ocean pollution campaign by Monaco Impact has just been unveiled to educate people about the proper disposal of masks and gloves.
Brighter, faster and more powerful
The Principality now has a new, easily identifiable way to locate electric vehicle recharging stations, introducing bright yellow ‘Monaco On’ recharging points.