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Speech by Commissioner Damanaki at the AGROBALT Exhibition "For a Healthier Life", Vilnius

European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Maria Damanaki will visit Lithuania on May 9 & 10, 2012.

European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Maria Damanaki, will be in Tallin, Estonia, on May 3, 2012 to discuss the on-going reform of the Common Fisheries Policy with the Estonian government.

The EFCA has adopted its annual report for 2011 at the meeting of the Administrative Board held on 15 of March.

Speech by Commissioner Maria Damanaki at a visit to the European Fisheries Control Agency, Vigo

Baltic: a new ecosystem approach; Controls: European Union inspectors; Illegal fishing: DNA as evidence; EFF: taking stock of the territorial approach

The CFCA has adopted its sixth work programme for 2012, the first one within the mandate of his new Executive Director and has elected a new Chairman. Moreover, the budget adopted in the meeting for 2012 is of €9,31million, subject to the definitive adoption of the EU Budget for 2012 by the Budgetary Authority in the coming weeks.

The Agriculture and Fisheries Council will meet in Luxemburg on 20 (starting at 10.00) and 21 October, under the presidency of Mr Marek Sawicki, Polish Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development....

Commissioner Maria Damanaki, in charge of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, will meet Norvegian ministers and stakeholders during a two day visit to Norway starting Monday 17 October.

The European Commission today tabled its proposal on fishing opportunities in the Baltic Sea for 2012. Based on scientific advice, the Commission proposes to increase TACs (total allowable ...

The Community Fisheries Control Agency (CFCA) has just started up a joint deployment plan (JDP) for pelagic fisheries in Western Waters of the North East Atlantic.

Updated version now online

The European Commission has tabled its proposal for a new Regulation of the Council and the European Parliament establishing a multiannual plan for the sustainable management of Baltic salmon. ...

Lecture by Commissioner Damanakiat the Baltic Academy of Fishery Fleet, Kaliningrad

Speech by Commissioner Damanaki at the SlowFish Opening Conference, Genoa

Updated version now on-line

The Commission has conducted inspections in Italy on 17-21 May 2010, 14-18 June 2010, 4-8 April 2011 and 9-13 May 2011.

Updated version now online

Commissioner for maritime affairs and fisheries, Maria Damanaki today said that she expects Member States to take all necessary measures to ensure full compliance by their vessels during the main fishing season for bluefin tuna, which started on 15 May.

Modern tools for effective control, Study: women in maritime sectors, Discards: new rules on the drawing board

New study on-line

Getting away with fishing illegally will become much more difficult for fishermen, as the EU's new system for fisheries control is now fully operational. With the adoption of detailed rules on how to carry out controls ...

The credibility of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) depends on an effective enforcement and application of the agreed rules. With the adoption of detailed rules to apply the EU Fisheries Control Regulation, the ...

Speech by Commissioner Damanaki at the press conference

"List of approved economic operators" has been updated

Speech by Commissioner Damanaki at the meeting on Common Fisheries Policy at the EC Representation in Berlin, Germany

The Community Fisheries Control Agency (CFCA) based in Vigo, Spain, adopted its annual report for 2010 at the meeting of its Administrative Board held on 15 March.

"Flag State Notification" has been updated

"Flag State Notification" has been updated

- Effort Zones List : New zones and codes added, legal references added
- Weight of Fish List : the list has been removed. A value and not a code must be provided in the ERS
- Means of Weight Measuring List : new list
- State of Presentation List : renamed in Fish Preservation State
- Message Type List : renamed into ERS Message Type

"List of approved economic operators" has been added under "additional information".

New page on the website containing lists of fisheries codes and data structure that are relevant for all stakeholders of the fisheries community to record and report fishing activities.

"Requirement of a validated EU catch certificate for transhipment within a non-EU port" has been added.

Final report

Addendum to and amendment of list of competent authorities in Member States

Speech by Commissioner Maria Damanaki at the Plenary Session of the European Parliament

Video on the European Parliament's website

Requirement of a validated EU catch certificate for processing activities carried out in a third country, different from the flag State

The Commission is satisfied that – as a result of the good cooperation with the Belgian Presidency and the member states – agreement has been reached on several important Baltic Sea fish stocks.

The Agriculture & Fisheries Council will meet in Luxembourg on Tuesday 26 October (starting at 10 a.m.). It will be chaired by Mrs Sabine Laruelle, Belgian minister for SMEs, the Self-Employed, Agriculture and Science ...

Additional information on products processed in the flag State to be exported to the EU

The European Commission today set out concrete steps to enhance the effectiveness and cost efficiency of surveilling European Seas. In a roadmap, the Commission spells out how to bring together relevant Member States' ...

The Community Fisheries Control Agency (CFCA) based in Vigo, Spain, has adopted its multiannual work programme for 2011-2015 as well as the annual work programme and budget for 2011.

  • List of flag state notifications
  • Information note - state of play and summary of main provisions of the IUU Regulation

The following IUU guidance documents have been updated:

  • Information note - state of play and summary of main provisions of the IUU Regulation
  • Technical note - description of the catch certification scheme
  • Cooperation note - possibilities of international cooperation in the fight against IUU fishing and the implementatio of the IUU Regulation.
What are TACs and Quotas? Ideally, fishing activities would take from each stock no more fish than can safely be removed without inhibiting the stock's capacity to spawn and to bring in young fish to the stock. ...
The European Commission has tabled its proposal on fishing possibilities for fish stocks in the Baltic Sea for 2011. Based on scientific advice, the Commission proposes increased fishing opportunities for Baltic ...

European Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki arrives in Germany today for a series of engagements in Berlin and Hamburg.

Integrating maritime surveillance aims to allow for information exchange between public authorities reponsible for maritime surveillance in fields such as environment, pollution prevention, fisheries, transport, customs, border control, law enforecement and defence to make management more effective.

The European Commission is sending a letter to five member states on the implementation of the Mediterranean Regulation, recalling that all the rules fully apply as from 1 June 2010 while specifying what is further needed from each Member State to make their national management plan operational.

Study for the revision of the plaice box – Final report

Leaflets and brochures on fisheries control and combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing have been added to the publications page.

L'Union européenne s'est déclarée très satisfaite du résultat positif de la réunion de la Commission Mixte entre la République Islamique de Mauritanie et l’Union européenne, tenue à Nouakchott du 21 au 25 mars 2010.

Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Mrs Maria Damanaki made clear yesterday that there will be no postponement in the implementation of the Mediterranean Regulation no. 1967/2006.

Maria Damanaki, European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, arrives in Spain this evening for a three-day visit to Madrid and Vigo. During her visit, the Commissioner will meet with political leaders, industry representatives, shipowners and other stakeholders to gauge their views on a range of issues. She will also meet staff at the Community Fisheries Control Agency, based in Vigo, and see a number of local projects at work.

Strides forward were made last week by the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission for the protection of the fish stocks in the Indian Ocean, such as tropical tunas and shark stocks. The parties agreed among others on an enhanced system for control and compliance, on introducing a time/area closure and on forbidding sharks from the thresher family from being taken or kept on board.

On 1 January 2010, a set of new, strong rules will enter into force to bolster the control system of the European Union's Common Fisheries Policy. These rules will give the EU and its Member States new and powerful tools not only to protect the resources of our seas and oceans from unscrupulous operators, but also to protect the livelihoods of honest fishermen who would otherwise be exposed to unfair competition.

Why do we need a new control regulation?

The fisheries control regulation in force until now dates back to 1993. It has since been amended a dozen times, in particular in 1998 to include the control of fishing effort, and in 2002 during the last reform of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).

The European Commission has signed an administrative cooperation agreement with Faroe Islands which marks a new step in the parties' efforts to prevent, deter and eliminate Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

Speech by Commissioner Joe Borg at the plenary session of ACFA (Advisory Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture), Brussels, 9 December 2009

The European Commission has just signed two administrative cooperation agreements with Canada and Iceland which mark a new step in the parties' efforts to prevent, deter and eliminate Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

On 22 October 2009, following the favourable opinion expressed in September by the Committee for Fisheries and Aquaculture, the Commission adopted a Regulation establishing the implementing rules for the 2008 Regulation to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The Fisheries Council meeting in Luxembourg on 19 and 20 October took a number of important decisions and made headway on a number of issues. The discussions were dominated by the Commission's proposals for a root-and-branch reform of the CFP control framework and for fishing possibilities in the Baltic Sea for 2010.
The Agriculture & Fisheries Council will meet in Luxembourg on Monday 19 (starting at 10.00) and Tuesday 20 October, under the Presidency of Mr Eskil Erlandsson, Swedish minister for Agriculture.

Yesterday, the Community Fisheries Control Agency (CFCA) adopted its work programme and budget for 2010.

The European Commission tabled yesterday its proposal on fishing possibilities for fish stocks in the Baltic Sea for 2010. Scientific advice has shown that cod stocks are recovering, but that the Western herring stock still gives rise to serious concern.

Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a worldwide phenomenon with disastrous environmental and socio-economic impacts, threatening the sustainable exploitation of living aquatic resources and marine biodiversity. It also has serious overall consequences for coastal countries, which lose out on their marine resources to illegal operators.

The European Commission has welcomed the successful conclusion today at the Rome headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of negotiations to establish an international agreement on port state measures as part of the global fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The European Commission welcomes the results of this morning's Fisheries Council meeting in Luxembourg, at which Council conclusions on sustainable development of EU aquaculture were adopted.
The Agriculture & Fisheries Council will meet in Luxembourg on Monday 22 (starting at 11.00) and Tuesday 23 June, under the Presidency of Mr Jakub Šebesta, Czech minister for Agriculture.
Speech by Commissioner Joe Borg at the German Bundestag AGRI Committee, Berlin, 17 June 2009
The European Commission has welcomed the support provided by the European Parliament today to its proposal for a new fisheries control system designed to ensure compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
The European Commission today adopted a long-term plan to improve further the state of the northern hake stock in EU waters. This plan will replace the recovery plan which has been in place since 2004, and which has successfully helped the northern hake stock recover from almost collapse to the safe target size advised by scientists.

Fiskerimyndigheter i Östersjöregionen

Förvaltningen av torskfisket i Östersjön regleras i rådets förordning (EG) nr 1098/2007 av den 18 september 2007 om upprättande av en flerårig plan för torskbestånden i Östersjön och det fiske som utnyttjar de bestånden, om ändring av förordning (EEG) nr 2847/93 och upphävande av förordning (EG) nr 779/97. Där fastställs bland annat målen för förvaltningen och de tekniska åtgärderna för att begränsa fisket. Förordningen innehåller dessutom en rad specifika bestämmelser om kontrollåtgärder och efterlevnad.

EU-länderna runt Östersjön samarbetar när det gäller övervakning och efterlevnad och har var sin webbplats där de tar upp frågor som rör kontrollåtgärder och rapportering inom fisket. Webbplatserna hjälper EU-kommissionen, de andra EU-länderna och fiskefartygens befälhavare i deras arbete att få torskbestånden att återhämta sig.

De nationella webbplatserna innehåller bland annat följande information:

  • Beskrivning av kontrollorgan och tillgängliga resurser.
  • Nationella handlingsprogram för kontroll.
  • Förteckning över godkända fartyg som har särskilt tillstånd att fiska torsk i Östersjön.
  • System för begränsning av fisket.
  • Kontaktpunkter för inlämning av loggböcker och anmälningar vid landning i ett visst medlemsland.
  • Förteckningar över utpekade hamnar och adresser för att uppfylla anmälningskrav.

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