This policy brief explores the core elements (“building blocks”) of the external dimension of the CFP, (that is, SFPAs, FMOs and the fight against IUU), providing both specific and general recommendations aimed to inform the revision process of the CFP towards 2022
The FarFish consortium comprises of well over 100 scientists and stakeholders from across the world, reaching over five continents. Among these is Dr. Karim ERZINI, who is an associate professor at University of Algarve (PT) and heading a research group at The Center for Marine Sciences (CCMAR). Karim is a specialist in fisheries (population dynamics, […]
The European Researchers’ Night is a Europe-wide public event, which displays the diversity of science and its impact on citizens’ daily lives in fun, inspiring ways. This year, the event will take place in 29 countries on Friday 24 September 2021. The aim of The European Researchers’ Night is to: bring research and researchers closer […]
FarFish partners at UNESCO GRÓ Fisheries Training Programme, who lead the project’s work on Capacity Development and Dissemination (WP7) have developed a series of videos unpacking the science and processes behind the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 14 targets. This series of videos explores Sustainable Development Goal 14, which relates to life in water and […]
The FarFish project has published a report that studies potential return on EU investments in selected West African and Indian Ocean case studies connected with the long-distant fleets operations in the areas. The report focuses on small pelagic fisheries in Mauritania and tuna fisheries in West Africa and Seychelles. The H2020 FarFish project aims to […]
This course will take place in 2021 Among the key objectives of the H2020 project FarFish is to build capacities in stock assessment and fisheries management. Among the training and capacity building tools developed in the project are e-learning courses that are made available on Tutor-web. The focus of these courses is on Methods and techniques […]
This course will take place in 2021 The in-country short course is developed based upon the needs identified in the Training Needs Assessment, while building upon the work developed by other partners in the FarFish project. In this way, the in-country short course is both a tool for capacity building in the GRÓ-FTP’s partner countries, […]
This is an ongoing course As part of the FarFish project, the UNESCO GRÓ-Fisheries Training Programme has committed to invite 5 expert researchers from FarFish case study countries for its 6 month post-graduate training programme in Iceland. This intensive, six month post-graduate training programme targets experienced fisheries professionals from developing countries. The programme offers specialisations […]
This course is completed On March 9-13th 2020, UiT held a FarFish certificate course in Marine Management and Innovation at Campus Tromsø. 29 participants from 14 countries took part, and among the participants were students and researchers from UiT, as well as invited stakeholders and online participants. Throughout the week, participants were educated on topics […]
The spring 2021 issue of EU Research includes a two page article on the FarFish project which can be seen here: New tool for fisheries management The EU Research magazine is the World leading open access publication for scientific research and dissemination. Each issue covers a different thematic area, presenting cutting edge science in an […]
