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Kelp forest restoration and seabird conservation
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-08-03

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<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer">The video “A-AAGORA | Welcome to the Associated Regions – Part 2: Kelp Forest Restauration” presents the kelp forest restoration activities developed within A-AAGORA’s Norwegian Demonstration Area. It explains the ecological importance of kelp forests as habitats, nursery and feeding grounds, and carbon sinks, as well as their decline due mainly to overgrazing by sea urchins. The video outlines complementary short- and long-term approaches, including large-scale sea urchin removal, the development of commercial value chains, voluntary diving and tourism activities, and the recovery of coastal predatory fish populations through locally agreed protection measures. It also addresses seabird decline, monitoring techniques and community engagement activities designed to support ecosystem restoration, biodiversity recovery and increased food availability for seabirds and other marine species.</p>
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Resilience to coastal erosion for people and people
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>This video presents the A-AAGORA approach to strengthening coastal resilience by addressing coastal erosion through nature-based, science-driven, and participatory solutions. It demonstrates how beach profiling campaigns, automated video monitoring, scientific outreach, and technology-based awareness and coastal alert systems work together to improve understanding of coastal dynamics and support informed decision-making. Developed through a Living Lab approach, the solution brings together academia, industry, public authorities, civil society, and local communities to enhance coastal monitoring, increase ocean literacy, establish evidence-based baselines for coastal management, and empower citizens to actively contribute to protecting vulnerable coastlines. Designed for replication, the approach supports more resilient and adaptive coastal management across diverse European coastal regions.</p>
Welcome associated regions
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>The video “A-AAGORA | Welcome to the Associated Regions – Part 1” introduces the A-AAGORA project to potential Associated Regions. It presents the project’s objectives and highlights the role of regional collaboration in supporting the replication and upscaling of innovative nature-based solutions for marine and coastal ecosystem restoration and increased climate resilience. The video forms part of a series developed to familiarise prospective Associated Regions with A-AAGORA’s collaborative approach and their potential contribution to the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030”.</p>
BIC25 Panel 3: Balancing Innovation and Oversight — Regulatory Approaches to Digital Legal Tender
Authors: University of Florence, Department of Economics and Management, BABEL - Blockchains and Artificial Intelligence for Business, Economics and Law, European Banking Institute
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-09
Keywords: BIC25, digital legal tender, financial regulation, MiCA, digital euro, CBDC, supervision, payment systems, strategic autonomy, tokenisation

<p>Recording of Panel 3 of the III BABEL International Conference (BIC25), "Forging Digital Money in the Tokenisation Era: Reshaping Legal Tender?", held at the University of Florence on 8–10 May 2025 and organised by BABEL — Blockchains and Artificial intelligence for Business, Economics and Law (Department of Economics and Management, University of Florence) in collaboration with the European Banking Institute (EBI).</p>
<p>Panel 3, chaired by Professor Seraina Grünewald, took on the balancing act between innovation and oversight: how much and what kind of regulation digital legal tender requires, whether regulation necessarily trades off against innovation, and what footprint central banks should have in the ecosystem of digital money and payments. Dr Yuri Biondi opened by setting the systemic scene, reading money as an infrastructure built on the central bank, the banking system and the interbank dimension — and warning, with Keynes, that liquidity does not exist for the system as a whole: tokenisation, far from a neutral upgrade, risks putting securitisation and money-market making on steroids. Professor Andreas Bielig examined the digital euro from the economic side, asking what an additional form of central bank money would actually bring to a landscape already served by reserves and cash.</p>
<p>Professor Reyes Palá Laguna connected the regulatory framework — MiCA, the Payment Services Directives and the digital euro proposal — to a very concrete lesson: the Iberian blackout of April 2025, when millions of citizens equipped with every conceivable digital wallet found themselves unable to buy food or water for lack of cash. Her conclusion: supervision, not technology, is the key. Professor Christos Hadjiemmanuil closed by reframing regulation as an instrument of strategic autonomy, identifying two challenges for the euro area: the double network leverage of American big tech, and dollar-based stablecoins as a vector of extraterritorial power — while pointing to Europe's instant payments regulation as the quiet, concrete step towards an integrated European payment system.</p>
<p>Session held on Friday, 9 May 2025, Sala Convegni 0.18, Building D6, Social Sciences Campus, University of Florence. Duration: 1 h 21 min. Language: English.</p>
Integrated climate change mitigation through decarbonisation and coastal restoration
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>This video presents the A-AAGORA approach to climate change mitigation by combining blue economy decarbonisation with the restoration of blue carbon ecosystems. Using the Ria de Aveiro (DEMO PT) as an example, it shows how reducing emissions from port activities and recreational and tourism boats, together with restoring seagrass meadows and salt marshes, can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen natural carbon sinks. The video also introduces an interactive interface, developed within the A-AAGORA Digital Knowledge System (DKS), that supports stakeholders in exploring emissions, restoration actions, and different management scenarios. Developed through a Living Lab approach, this solution brings together ports, tourism operators, public authorities, researchers, and local communities to support more sustainable and resilient coastal management, with potential for replication across European coastal regions.</p>