- resources will also be used to support the maintenance of and improvements to - resources will also be used to support the maintenance of and improvements to biodiversity status, sustainable energy use, and climate change mitigation and adaptation in agriculture and forestry. Cohesion policy funding for biodiversity conservation measures will be complemented by resources from the LIFE+ Programme to support strategic nature projects. Managing authorities will seek to create opportunities to exploit possible complementarities and synergies with this programme; this could include supporting strategic nature projects (strategic integrated projects) and maintaining the results and impacts of projects awarded with a Seal of Excellence under the LIFE Programme. We will facilitate the achievement of biodiversity conservation and restoration objectives through, among other things, the EAFRD, the EMFAF (particularly Objectives 1.3, 1.6 and 4 of the Union’s priorities), cross-border programmes and Interreg programmes. All measures relating to the conservation and improvement of biodiversity status at sea and in the coastal zone will be financed by EMFAF resources and will therefore not be eligible for funding under ECP 2021–2027. All measures to conserve and improve biodiversity status implemented on mainland areas of Slovenia will be financed under ECP 2021–2027 and will therefore not be eligible for funding under the EMFAF. Additional funding priorities, with an indication of the funding source (EMFAF or ECP), are defined by the government’s Natura 2000 Management Programme. EMFAF resources will help to increase the efficiency and visibility of maritime surveillance within international contexts as well. The selected activities will contribute to actions A.1.7, A.2.9 and B.2.7 of the EU Maritime Security Strategy (EUMSS) Action Plan, in conjunction with the objective of a cross- sectoral approach and EUMSS risk management. Synergies will be created between the selected maritime surveillance activities, together with activities relating to surveillance and enforcement of the first Union priority, and the investments envisaged under the Integrated Border Management Fund, more specifically under Article 3(2)(a) of Regulation (EU) 2021/1148. Funding for cohesion policy measures will be complemented by funds from the RRP: In the field of energy efficiency, plans have been drawn up to use RRP resources to activate - additional energy renovation potential for public buildings that also need other elements of sustainable renovation before energy renovation, or that are specific in terms of their intended purpose and are classified as specific types of building. RRP investments in renewables are intended to promote the renovation of existing district - heating systems and the production of electricity from renewables (hydro and geothermal energy), to be upgraded, if necessary, by the installation of solar power plants on the vacant surfaces of public buildings. In the area of the circular economy, a key action under the RRP concerns the implementation of some of the programmes of Slovenia’s Comprehensive Strategic Decarbonisation Project through a transition to a circular economy (CSP-CE in horizontal cooperation with key ministries and partners (Climate KIC, EIT RawMaterials and JRC). The remaining programmes will be supported by ESI funds, as well as by the EAFRD and the Climate Change Fund. Climate Change Fund resources will also cover organisation of the implementation itself and the establishment of a real-time monitoring, evaluation and learning system that will enable us to adapt the content and implementation of the programmes as we go along. RRP resources will support investments in building a support environment for the transition of companies and value chains towards low-carbon and circular practices, and will also support the identification and development of solutions to help companies transform their operations. ESI resources will be used to invest in changing business models that support the transition of economic operators to a circular economy and improve emissions productivity.