Project

SECWEB

Strengthening regional cooperation in the field of data collection.

TerritoryEuropean
Funder:European Union
Duration2021-2022
StatusCompleted

Context

The Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs) are the main hub for regional coordination and cooperation within the different regions contributing to the Fisheries Data Collection Framework. In accordance to the European Council regulation (EU) 2017/1004, the RCGs should aim at developing and implementing procedures, methods, quality assurance and quality control for collecting and processing data with a view to enabling the reliability of scientific advice to be further improved.

The RCGs may further prepare draft regional work-plans, complementing or replacing the national work-plans that Member States (MS) submit to the European Commission (EC) on a regular basis. The RCG have further a key role to interact with end-users of scientific data and, after end-user consultation, to coordinate and agree on details in data to be collected and managed on the regional level ((EU) 2016/1251).

Objectives

Website

https://www.fisheries-rcg.eu/

Participants

EV ILVO, AZTI, CETMAR, Wageningen Marine Research, Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture.

Funding

European Commission, DG for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (DG MARE)

Proyectos de investigación

BLUENET

Creating new life for disused aquaculture gears to prevent marine litter generation

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ZIMARROI

Spatio-temporal distribution and zonal attachment of Atlantic bluefin tuna in the Bay of Biscay

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MUGITUN

Migratory Patterns and Thermal Preferences of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna through Biogeochemistry

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BBPP ANABAC

Monitoring and verification of the Code of Best Practices for Purse Seine Tuna Vessels

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BBPP OPAGAC

Monitoring and verification of the Code of Best Practices for Purse Seine Tuna Vessels

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SUMMER

Sustainable management of mesopelagic resources

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ARBAS

Protected predators and commercial fisheries: bycatch assessment, mitigation and socio-economic valuation

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MEESO

Ecologically and economically Sustainable Mesopelagic Fisheries

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GECKA

Genetic close-kin analysis on white anglerfish (Lophius piscatorius) for abundance estimates in support of deep sea fisheries management under the Common Fisheries Policy

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ECOPES

Enfoque ecosistémico para la investigación pesquera

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BIOMAN & JUVENA

Campaigns for the scientific evaluation of anchovies

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BSH – BLUESHARK

Habitat characterisation, migration patterns and spatio-temporal interaction of the Basque fleet with blue sharks (Prionacea glauca) and shortfin mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus)

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SALPAS

Vertical distribution of anchovy and mackerel, predictive and tactical solutions

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MARINE BEACON

Understanding and reducing bycatch of protected species

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INXS

Innovation for the sustainable exploitation of pelagic species

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BFT Index

BFT juvenile acoustic index in the Bay of Biscay

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NEGULABUR

Spatial-temporal distribution of bluefin tuna in the Bay of Biscay

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PALPROF

Deep-sea longline campaign to estimate the abundance of sharks and other species.

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CLIREMAR

Escenarios climáticos de los recursos marinos vulnerables de España

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CLIPES

Predicción y anticipación de los efectos de la variabilidad en condiciones oceanográficas y el cambio climático global a las pesquerías de las flotas vascas

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MSE Tuna

Desarrollo de marcos de gestión para atunes tropicales y atún blanco del Atlántico

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DIADES

Assessing and enhancing ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in a climate change context

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MARINE GUARDIAN

Reducing the environmental impacts of fisheries on marine species and hábitats

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VarMer

Variability in abundance and biological parameters of European hake

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EPELECO

Evaluating the pelagic realm from an integrated ecosystem based perspective in a changing world: insights from the NE Atlantic

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SEAwise

Shaping Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management

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DISCARDLESS

Working for less discards

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CABFISHMAN

Conserving Atlantic Biodiversity by Supporting Innovative Small Scale Fisheries co-Management

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GBYP

Genetic and biological studies for the population structure of Bluefin Tuna

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ITUNNES

Improving tropical TuNa biological knowledge for eNd-usErS

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GENOMY

Feasibility study of genetic methods and otolith microchemistry to inform population structure of eastern Pacific yellowfin tuna.

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Related application sectors, research lines and sublines

Research lines: Blue Economy, Efficient, sustainable fisheries and aquaculture

Research sublines: Sustainable fishery management

Research team

Lucía Zarauz

Lucía Zarauz
Senior reseacrher (PhD)

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