The GRAAL project, led by Cerema and supported by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme, has launched the Atlantic Area Community of Practice (AA CoP), a structured platform for dialogue and collaboration that supports the interpretation, alignment and uptake of Interreg Atlantic Area project results.
The community is continuing to grow, and institutions can now apply to join by submitting an online form. Applicants should be aligned with at least one of the five thematic areas—Marine Energy, Ocean Pollution, Disaster-Resilient Coasts, Nature Preservation and Sustainable Tourism—and/or one of the three cross-cutting priorities: Digitisation and Innovation, Circular Economy and Governance. The GRAAL partnership welcomes policymakers, researchers, industry representatives and civil society organisations interested in contributing to knowledge exchange and policy dialogue across the Atlantic Area.
The AA CoP aims to connect existing knowledge with decision-making processes by fostering coordination, mutual learning and policy-relevant exchange. Through this community of practice, policymakers, managing authorities, researchers, industry representatives and civil society organisations come together to strengthen collaboration, share knowledge and promote policy-oriented dialogue across the Atlantic Area.
The community is continuing to grow, and institutions can now apply to join by submitting an online form. Applicants should be aligned with at least one of the five thematic areas—Marine Energy, Ocean Pollution, Disaster-Resilient Coasts, Nature Preservation and Sustainable Tourism—and/or one of the three cross-cutting priorities: Digitisation and Innovation, Circular Economy and Governance. The GRAAL partnership welcomes policymakers, researchers, industry representatives and civil society organisations interested in contributing to knowledge exchange and policy dialogue across the Atlantic Area.
The AA CoP aims to connect existing knowledge with decision-making processes by fostering coordination, mutual learning and policy-relevant exchange. Through this community of practice, policymakers, managing authorities, researchers, industry representatives and civil society organisations come together to strengthen collaboration, share knowledge and promote policy-oriented dialogue across the Atlantic Area.
Publish date: 2026-06-09
