European Maritime and Fisheries Fund

The European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) is one of the five European Structural and Investment Funds which complement each other to deliver more jobs and growth in the EU. It has an overall budget of €6.4 billion for the period 2014-2020.

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Practical information

Contract, implementing & reporting

Once the project proposal has been selected for funding, the first phase before the start of the project is the preparation of the grant agreement. The EASME may request the project coordinator to adjust some technical or financial elements in the proposal as part of the grant agreement preparation.

Frequently asked questions

This section provides answers to the most frequent questions that have been submitted to EASME. All applicants wishing to submit a proposal under the EMFF are kindly invited to consult the FAQs section on a regular basis throughout the preparation period.

Communication toolkit

Yes, communication plays an important role in making sure your project has a lasting impact! This toolkit provides basic guidelines for promoting your project.

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News

  • 11/03/2019

    AMALIA: turning threats into opportunities
    When facing a threat, we can face it or run away. But what about to turn in into an opportunity? The  AMALIA project funded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) has taken this statement as its motto when addressing invasive alien seaweeds species and ensuring their sustainable exploitation. 
  • 07/03/2019

    Study: Presence and role of women in fisheries in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea

    Women play an active role in the fisheries and aquaculture sector. Although their work essential for the sector, themselves might not be even visible, claims the Study of the presence and role of women in fisheries in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea".
  • 04/03/2019

    New study recommends creating an umbrella fund for supporting blue economy
    The “Study to support investment for the sustainable development of the blue economy” sets out recommendations to address major market failures to supply capital to high potential, innovative and sustainable marine and maritime businesses. The study makes a strong case for a Blue Economy Investment Platform to channel blended public and private finance into promising projects.
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