The Foundation rallied all stakeholders essential to the success of the Clean Beaches program: coastal municipalities along with their regulatory body, the General Directorate of Local Authorities (DGCL) of the Ministry of Interior, economic partners contributing managerial know-how and financial resources, and civil society, associations and civil organizations.
Collectively, these stakeholders coordinate the management, activities and protection of beaches and spaces made vulnerable by increasing numbers of visitors every summer season, which is essential for program success.
The emphasis is now on developing skills of municipalities in charge of beach management, in order to build autonomy and extend the program to all beaches across the kingdom.
Protect beaches and coastlines, a fragile area
Ensure summer visitors' safety.
Maintain clean beaches and bathing waters.
Animate beaches and raise awareness
Provide beaches with equipment necessary for cleanliness and environmental protection.
Raise awareness and educate summer visitors
Deployment of environmental awareness and education actions
Implementing the organization of daily beach cleaning
Setting up health, safety and animation infrastructures
Systematic deployment of beach utilization and management plans (PUGP)
Monitoring compliance with Clean Beaches requirements
For the 2025 edition, 45 beaches had submitted their applications, illustrating the growing interest of coastal communities in this label, recognized for its contribution to sustainable tourist attractiveness and the promotion of territories.
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