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Academic / research · Sweden
Other · Denmark
Declared costs: €200K+ a year · in the register since 2016
Multiannual plans for certain stocks fished in the Baltic Sea, the North Sea and the Western Waters, and for fisheries exploiting those stocks: targets for fixing fishing opportunities · Sustainable fishing in the EU: state of play and orientations for 2024
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Baltic Sea Advisory Council · filed 29 Jan 2024 · source
The full BSAC response is attached to this extract. Procedural aspects The BSAC underlines that the BSAC was not formally consulted on this proposal before the opening of the feedback mechanism and no formal discussions within the BSAC had previously taken place, despite the inference of such discussions under the heading stakeholder consultations in the proposal.
Baltic Sea Centre, Stockholm University · filed 30 Jan 2024 · source
The Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centres comments below refer primarily to the proposal to amend the Baltic MAP. They are to a large extent also relevant for the other MAPs. Summary - The Commission proposal should be withdrawn. It is faulty in content and the process leading up to the proposal was deficient. - The Commission proposal would increase the level of risk permitted by the MAP.
Baltic Sea Advisory Council · filed 29 Aug 2023 · source
INTRODUCTION The BSAC takes note of the Commissions Communication and accompanying Staff Working Document. The BSAC provides feedback and comments following the Commissions request. On 7th July 2023, the BSAC has already sent its recommendation for the fishery in the Baltic Sea in 2024 to the Commission . In the document attached, the BSAC covers the following topics: 1. Progress on sustainable fishing 2.
Baltic Sea Centre, Stockholm University · filed 30 Aug 2023 · source
1. EU fisheries management should, for stocks with populations above or around MSYBtrigger, normally aim to set fishing opportunities at levels corresponding to half the estimated Fmsy instead of maximizing extraction.
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