The CEDMA Territory and Sustainability Commission met last Wednesday, focusing its participants on the debate on issues related to summer news, such as coastal waste management, as well as outlining conceptual details of ministerial projects for coastal restoration north of Alicante, and that was embodied in an allegation presented by the Circle, both to request a greater concretion of the biotic actions in dune cords, and to propose an execution in phases that reduces the risk of the great marine storms.
The Commission pointed out specific lines of action on various regional issues, which will be developed by working groups in order to present proposals to the Board of Directors of the Federation.
In urban matters, territorial and economic conditions were a nuclear part of the analysis, proposing proposals for action focused on the requirement of "necessary" transparency, regulatory and procedural compliance, as well as the opening of new dialogue channels that favor governance, such as the interest shown for integration in the future Tourism, Development and Sustainability Council of the city of Calp.
