Skip to main content
Maritime Forum

Articles

Filter by

Articles (49)

RSS
Showing results 1 to 10

xOver the course of the Blue Bioeconomy Forum, the secretariat published a trimestrial newsletter. It provided information on the Forum's activities, interviews with experts, reporting on innovative blue bio projects and policies across Europe. It also included a list of hot news and events...

The new European Commission top official responsible for the blue bioeconomy is the bloc’s youngest ever European Commissioner, but already has experience of government at the highest levels.Aged 29, Virginijus Sinkevičius comes to the European Commission from Lithuania, where he was appointed...

Few countries are in a better position to benefit from the blue bioeconomy than Iceland. For much of its modern history, the North Atlantic nation’s economy relied on the sea. Fish and fish products still make up about 40% of Iceland’s commodity exports. Direct employment in fisheries stands at...

xForewordThe sea has traditionally been a large source of economic prosperity and it offers large potential to contribute to achieving quite a number of Sustainable Development Goals, including life below water, climate action, decent work and responsible consumption. Fisheries and aquaculture have...

xTo access the consultation portal, click here.xWith a proposed budget of nearly 100 billion euro from 2021 to 2027, the Horizon Europe framework programme represents the largest collaborative multinational research and innovation investment in Europe and is open to participants worldwide.xThe...

PRIVACY STATEMENT on the processing of personal data related to the Blue Bioeconomy Forum Newsletter1. DescriptionThe Blue Bioeconomy Forum Newsletter is an electronic newsletter covering the European Commission's main issues and events in the area of the blue bioeconomy through articles, interviews...

xThis document is prepared for the open consultation phase of the Blue Bioeconomy Forum roadmap.You can provide the BBF secretariat with your comments until 31 August 2019.xTo download the document, click here or see in attachment on the right hand column.To send your comments, please fill the formx

xThe event report includes a summary of discussions and presentations, as well as the list of participants.xYou can download the report by clicking on the "Attachment" bar in the right column: it will display the document.xNo time for a full report? Read our highlights here.

There is huge scope to develop seaweed cultivation in the European Union, but careful oversight is needed to ensure expansion is done in an environmentally sustainable way, a study by an international research consortium has found.Globally, seaweed production is booming, with the average annual...