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SEAS AT RISK'S SEMINAR ON LOW IMPACT FISHERIES AND THE CFP REFORM, BRUSSELS 28/10/2010 SEAS AT RISK, THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PROTECT AND RESTORE TO HEALTH THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ORGANISES A ONE DAY LOW IMPACT FISHERIES SEMINAR IN BRUSSELS, ON 28 OCTOBER 2010. Start date: 28/10/2010 - 09:00 Last update: 23/01/15 |
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Study 2006-15 lot 6: Definition of data collection needs for aquaculture Aquaculture is by some seen as a sustainable alternative to the harvesting sector. In order to see whether this is true, socioeconomic data is selected and analyzed. In addition, information necessary for measuring the developments of the economic performance of the sector are identified. Why this study? |
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Study 2008-11 lot 3: Study on the remuneration of spawning stock biomass Establishing an analytical approach to estimate potential resource rents for different types of EU fisheries. Comparison of the current and potential resource rents for the selected fleets. Why this study? |
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Study 2008-10 lot 3 Study for the revision of the plaice box Did the plaice box work? Requested by the NSRAC the Commission will evaluate the effect of the plaice box and look at ways the performance of the plaice box could be improved if at all closed areas do work. The evaluation of the proposed changes to take long term economic, social and ecological effects on board. Why this study? |
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Study 2007-07 lot 3 Scientific advice concerning the impact of the gears used to catch plaice and sole A biological and socioeconomic impact assessment of fishing gears used to catch plaice and sole in the North Sea and an investigation the use of alternative fishing gear which would improve selectivity and improve the sustainability of the fisheries concerned. |
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Study 2007-03 lot 6 Data analysis to support the development of a Baltic Salmon Action Plan The International Baltic Sea Fish Commission’s Salmon Action Plan has since 1997 been in place to manage salmon in the Baltic Sea. With the EU membership of more Baltic States it was time to have a good look at the functioning of this Salmon Action Plan. |
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Study 2006-15 lot 5: Recuperation of fishing nets lost or abandoned at sea Large-scale recovery campaigns of lost or abandoned fishing nets will be organized and as much as possible will ghost nets be recovered. Focus is on deep sea areas. Main objective is to estimate the quantity of ghost nets on the seabed. Why this study? |
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Study 2006-15 lot 3: Evaluation of the pilot effort regime in the Kattegat A biological and socioeconomic impact assessment of the effects of a proposed management experiment: to suspend all quotas in the Kattegat in favour of an effort management regime. Why this study? |
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Study 2007-07 lot 5: Survey of existing bio-economic models This report presents a review of the existing operating bioeconomic models within the EU. In particular the following models have been reviewed; EIAA, TEMAS, MOSES, BEMMFISH, BIRDMOD (including Aladym), MEFISTO, AHF, EMMFID, SRRMCF, COBAS, COCORP, ECONMULT and FLR (EFIMAS). |
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Study 2006-17 lot 2: Analysis of the economic and social importance of Community fishing fleet using bottom gears in the high seas This report presents a description of the Community fleet using bottom gears (fishing gears which are in contact with the seabed) on the high seas (waters located beyond national jurisdiction), together with an analysis of its economic and social importance. |
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