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COFASP Achievements Dennis Lisbjerg COFASP ERA-NET 2013-2017 Co - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
COFASP Achievements Dennis Lisbjerg COFASP ERA-NET 2013-2017 Co - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
COFASP Achievements Dennis Lisbjerg COFASP ERA-NET 2013-2017 Co operation in Fi sheries, A quaculture and S eafood P rocessing Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processing The objectives of COFASP was to strengthen cooperation and synergies
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COFASP – 28 partners – 17 countries
Turkey Estonia
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Danish Coordination with 3 Sector Coordinators and Work Package Leaders
Pierre Petitgas Fisheries Kjell Emil Naas Aquaculture Sigurður Björnsson Seafood Processing
- 1. Inventory and Strategy for
strengthened cooperation
- 2. Towards common programmes
- 3. Joint calls
- 4. Dissemination and capacity building
- 5. Coordination and management
Arnd Bassler Gianna Fabi Margherita Cappelletto 5 Work Packages Niels Gøtke
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Activities
- Launching 3 joint call for proposals
- Implementing joint activities related to
dissemination and up-take of research results
- Mapping of national research priorities
- Joint foresight activities
- Capacity building
- Focus on mobility and training activities
- Creating a database of funded national projects
- Mapping of existing infrastructures
- Developing a strategic research (and
innovation) agenda
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4 Case Studies
Seafood processing challenges – 23-24 April 2015 (RANNIS) Regional similarities and differences in aquaculture – 12-14 May 2015, 16-18 June 2015 (RCN) Regionally-Integrated and Spatially-Explicit Fisheries and Ecosystem Management – 23-25 June 2015 (IFREMER) Coordination of EMFF implementation – 24-25 September 2015 (MMM)
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Foresight - with external stakeholders
Themes
- Optimal use of the seas
- Value of use of the seas
- Low impact products
- Sustainable use strategies
Fisheries
- Monitoring and Management
- Adaptation strategies
- Data use
- Recreational Fisheries
Aquaculture
- Market demand
- Organic aquaculture
- Technology development
- Species enhancement
Seafood Processing
- Towards more flexible
production units
- Maximise processing efficiency
- New products and new
production technologies Lead partner: EFARO
+ The Challenges 2050 Foresight Revisited
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Project Geodatabase
- >2,500 national funded projects
- Publicly accessible
- Feature a geographical query
function www.projectsdatabase.cofasp.eu Lead partner: CNR
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Shared Research Infrastructures
Mapping of:
- fisheries research vessels
- Aquaculture research facilities
- Seafood processing research and
innovation facilities
- Operators of these facilities in Europe were
interviewed on different forms of collaboration such as: Shared use, new needs, optimisation of new investments, pooling skills for
- peration & maintenance
Lead partner: IFREMER
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Human Capacity Building
- Training needs and mobility
Workshops in Bilbao, Spain, Kiel, Germany (Lead partners: CNR, ICES, AZTI)
- Toward new solutions – to promote new
solutions for mobility
- New Tools and Techniques for capacity
building/lifelong learning Mapping the training and mobility needs and identification of gaps in fisheries, aquaculture and seafood processing.
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Engagements beyond COFASP
- SCAR-FISH
- SCAR Foresight
- US/Canada Cooperation
- Brazil Cooperation
- ASEAN/China Cooperation
Dialogue with other networks, e.g.:
- PLATFORM (network of bioeconomy ERA-NETs)
- JPI Oceans (+ member of COFASP advisory board)
- BONUS (+ member of COFASP advisory board)
- ERA-MBT (joint call)
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Three Joint Calls
- Calls in 2104, 2015 and 2016
- Commitments of €17.3 mio
- Total of 16 funded projects
- 13 countries including Canada
- Last call was in collaboration with ERA-MBT
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CSA ended - COFASP network continue: Partner Update - conference calls
- Wish to keep connected through
Partner Update calls
- Wish to follow-up on funded projects
- Wish to work closer with JPI Oceans
- Tackling societal challenges means
long-term investment in P2P´s ⇒ many partners wish to continue working together in the new COFUND ERA-NET
Partner Update on a regular basis
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Looking beyond COFASP the ERA-NET
Final Conference discussed: Q: Who should take the responsibility to implement the main COFASP findings and activities and take them further? A:
- New P2P – COFUND ERA-NET
- Policy makers both regional, national and super-national
- International
platforms such as SCARFish, EFARO, JPI Oceans, Marine Board
- EU Technology Platforms (e.g., EATIP, EFTP, GSSI)
- Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMO)
- FAO-GFCM in the Mediterranean and Black sea
- Clusters/districts for implementation at local level
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