MC2D, was created in July 2004. Its objective is to bring together various Monegasque associations dedicated to the protection and improvement of environmental quality in different domains. The goal is to collaborate and coordinate efforts, enhancing the overall effectiveness of their actions.
MC2D’s initiatives focus on raising awareness among the population and public authorities regarding environmental issues, with a view towards sustainable development in the Principality of Monaco.
Since 2006, MC2D has been the organizer of EVER Monaco. In 2024, EVER Monaco is scheduled to take place on November 13 and 14 at the Grimaldi Forum.
On 01/10/2024, the Board of Directors is composed of:
President: Sébastien Lubert
General Secretary : Sylvie Savoca
Treasurer: Danielle Cottalorda
Members: H.E.M. Bernard Fautrier, Raoul Viora, Frédéric Lajoux
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ECOPOLIS
ECOPOLIS is a non-profit association created in 1998. Its role is to support the Sustainable Development of the Principality and to promote social, cultural, and economic behaviors in its favor.
As of 2023, the association has more than thirty members who meet regularly to address these issues. The varied profiles enrich the quality of the discussions and allow for a diversity of topics to be covered. The main strength of the association is to bring the concerns of residents, consumers, or users to the decision-makers and to propose projects through the association rather than individually.
AMPN (ASSOCIATION MONEGASQUE POUR LA PROTECTION DE LA NATURE)
L’Association Monégasque pour la Protection de la Nature (AMPN ) was founded in 1975 and chaired by Eugène DEBERNARDI. Gradually, the elements leading to the creation of the first “Monaco Marine Reserve” in April 1976 were put in place.
Located on the eastern part of the Monegasque coastline, in front of the Larvotto district beaches, this 33-hectare Marine Protected Area (MPA) mainly houses a Posidonia seagrass meadow, an endemic Mediterranean species. The enthusiasm generated by the preservation results led the AMPN to create a second reserve in 1986. The smaller AMP of Tombant des Spélugues (2 hectares), located at the entrance of Port Hercule, was primarily established to protect the only coralligenous drop-off in the Principality.
The AMPN has managed the AMP of Larvotto and Spélugues since their creation.
To protect and improve environmental quality, MC2D works in various fields, always with a view towards sustainable development. We need your help to carry out these actions. Join us and become a member of our association. To join and become a member:
Download and fill out the membership form
Send the duly completed form along with the annual membership fee of €10 to the association’s headquarters or by bank transfer.
