Making the European Fisheries Ecosystem Operational

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"Making the European Fisheries Ecosystem Operational" - MEFEPO

 

 

 

Funding Year:              2007

Funding Scheme:        Small-to-medium scale collaborative project

Project Duration:         36  months

Total Project Value:     €4.1m

EU Grant-Aid:               €2.99m

Grant-Aid to Ireland:    €214,958

Lead Partner:              Univeristy of Liverpool (UK)

Irish Partner(s):    

Marine Institute, (FSS)

Project Summary

MEFEPO will focus on how best to make current institutional frameworks responsive to an ecosystem approach to fisheries (EAF) management at regional and pan-European leels in accordance with the prrinciples of good governance.  Thsi will involve stakeholder interaction and the integration of existing knwoledge in ecological, fisheries and social research to develop a decision making process which integrates a wide breadth of interests.  MEFEPO will focus on three geogrphical areas and their respective REgional Advisory Committees (RACs): the North Sea AC, the North-Eestern Waters RAC and the South-Western RAC.

 

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Marine Economic & Social Research
SALSEA-Merge
Novel Passive Sampling Devices for the Monitoring of Priority Pollutants
Novel Anti-fouling Stategies based on Materials Doped with Nanoparticles for use in New Monitoring Technologies
Smart Catchment Demonstration: Long-term deployment of sensor monitroing system (DEPLOY)
Juvenile Fish Habitat Requirements in Changing Coastal Ecosystems
Alien Invasive Species in Irish Water Bodies
SADOSE
Nutrient and Ecosystem Dynamics in Irelands Only Marine Nature Reserve
Anthropogenic Impacts on Marine Biodiversity
Air-Sea Exchange Processes (EASI-AQCIS)
Marine Mammals & Megafauna in Irish Waters
Biological Effects for the Assessment of Pollution in Irish Waters
Climate and Catchment Environment
Assessing the Impact of Waste Water Treatment Plant Effluent on Norovirus Contamination in Shellfisheries
Assessment of Exposure to Metallic Nanoparticles on Marine and Freshwater Model Organisms at Cellular and Genetic Level
SIMBIOSYS - Sectoral Impacts on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
Biodiversity and Ecological Requirements of Meiofauna and a Typology for Irish Transitional Waters
Can Geoinforamtics be used to Predict the Coastal Response to 21st Century Climate Change
Marine Functional Foods Research Initiative
Fish Population Genetics
Gill Pathologies
AquaPlan
Impact of Climate Change on Fish Stocks
Application of Signal Detection Methods to the Fisheries Management System
Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management
Isolation and Synthesis of Bioactive Natural Products from Marine Sources
Exploiting marine biodiversity to develop drugs for normalising neural communication in disease
Anti-Inflammatory potential of Marine Extracts
Flavouring and Taste Components in Irish Seaweeds
Marine Sensors & Communications
Marine Biodiscovery
CoralFISH
SmartCoast
Miniatuised Multi-Channel Cytometry System
Development of Viable Hatchery and Ongrowing Methodologies for Seaweed Species
Data Management for Marine Geological & Geophysical Datasets
MATSIS Project
STRAND 111
METRIC
AquaReg
Long-Term Dynamics of Herring Populations
The Life History, Ecology and Dynamics of the Black Scabbard
Rebuilding Depleted Fish Stocks in the Waters Around Ireland
EcoSystem Approach to Fisheries Management
Modelling the Ecology, Population Dynamics, Assessment & Managment of Nephrops
EEL-PLAN
Impacts of Increased Atmospheric CO2 on Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystems
Deepfishman
Prevent-Escape
CORES
EquiMAR
EELIAD
MIDTAL
PROPS
SKEMA
Water-based Tourism and Leisure Product Audit 2006
Azaspiracids
Discard Mitigation Plans
Marine Tourism Research Activities
Methodology for the Quantitative Assessment of Ireland's Inshore Kelp Resource
Cod Broodstock & Breeding Programme
Optimisation of Mooring Systems for Wave Energy Arrays
Tacit Knowledge
Acoustic Based Cetacean Detection
Information Management & Archive Solutions
Azipilot
Marine Monitoring System