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Groyne construction in Liepaja

Short description of the action

Construction of a 225-metre-long groyne – a rigid hydraulic structure built perpendicularly from a seashore, interrupting water flow and limiting the movement of sediment
177m of the groyne extended into the sea
The groyne is made of sand-filled geotextile tubes, rock and concrete cube berms
Total project cost is € 6.4 million, of which € 4.7 million is allocated from the ERDF as co-funding
Main result – coastal accumulation and protection of the Liepāja Wastewater Treatment Plant from being washed into the sea

Name of organisation
Liepaja city municipality administration
Type of organisation
City or local authority
Type of action proposed
Research and innovation
The action contributes to the following objective or enabler
Prevent and eliminate pollution of our ocean, seas and waters
Start date of the action
End date of the action
Budget allocated for the action
6360000
Basin coverage
Baltic/North Sea
Website link
Email
karlis.beihmanis@liepaja.lv
Country
Latvia