Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) – 72nd Plenary report (STECF-PLEN-23-01)
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Bastardie, FrancoisBorges, Lisa
Casey, John
Coll Monton, Marta
Daskalov, Georgi
Döring, Ralf
Drouineau, Hilaire
Goti Aralucea, Leyre
Grati, Fabio
Hamon, Katell
Ibaibarriaga, Leire
Jardim, Ernesto
Jung, Armelle
Ligas, Alessandro
Mannini, Alessandro
Martin, Paloma
Moore, Claire
Motova -Surmava, Arina
Nielsen, Rasmus
Nimmegeers, Sofie
Pinto, Cecilia
Prellezo, Raúl
Raid, Tiit
Rihan, Dominic
Sabatella, Evelina Carmen
Sampedro, Paz
Somarakis, Stylianos
Stransky, Christoph
Ulrich, Clara
Uriarte, Andres
Valentinsson, Daniel
van Hoof, Luc
Velasco Guevara, Francisco
Vrgoc, Nedo
Gras, Michael
Hekim, Zeynep
Guillen, Jordi
Konrad, Christoph
Kupschus, Sven
Pierucci, Andrea
Vasilakopoulos, Paris
Virtanen, Jarno
Aira Martin, Maria
Calvo, Angel
Doerner, Hendrik
Dragon, Anne-Cécile
Focquet, Barbara
Heinen, Gerd
Ivanescu, Raluca
Jolly, Laurene
Kisieliauskas, Mindaugas
Kopp, Antoine
Kostopoulou, Venetia
Leocadio, Ana
Moset, Maria
Patterson, Kenneth
Ranshuysen, Evelien
Stamoulis, Antonios
Sterczewska, Monika
Surdu, Oana
Vielmini, Ilaria
Vasconcelos, Paolo
Date
2023Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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The JRC presented a brief review of the current STECF system in place to provide advice on Mediterranean fisheries management and data collection issues. JRC highlighted some structural risks and inefficiencies that currently exist. The review explored some examples of integrated actions that could reduce or mitigate such risks. Such actions as part of a long-term strategy would lead to a proactive advisory process as opposed to the current more reactive sequence of individual steps considered by STECF. STECF notes this initiative from the JRC and aims to revisit the topic in time for development of the next management plan stage, post 2025. On 21 February 2023, the Commission adopted the Fisheries and Ocean package consisting of four documents: the Communication on the functioning of the CFP, the Action Plan “Protecting and restoring marine ecosystems for sustainable and resilient fisheries”, the Energy transition initiative and the report on the functioning of the Common Market Organisation (CMO). The package brings together all different aspects of the EU’s policy on fisheries and the Ocean, looking at the future, and at how we can ensure that fisheries continue to grow in resilience and sustainability. With this package, the European Commission plans on launching a policy discussion with all institutions and stakeholders the EU’s policy on fisheries and the OceanPages
101pp.Publisher or University
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