Fondo Europeo Marítimo y de Pesca (FEMP)

El FEMP es el fondo de las políticas marítima y pesquera de la UE para 2014-2020.

Es uno de los cinco Fondos Estructurales y de Inversión Europeos (Fondos EIE) que se complementan entre sí con el fin de fomentar la recuperación en Europa a partir del crecimiento y el empleo.

El Fondo:

Ayuda a los pescadores en la transición a la pesca sostenible.
Ayuda a las comunidades costeras a diversificar sus economías.
Financia proyectos para crear empleo y mejorar la calidad de vida en las costas europeas.
Facilita el acceso a la financiación.

Asignación financiera por Estados miembros

Cómo funciona

El Fondo se utiliza para cofinanciar proyectos junto con la financiación nacional.

A cada país se le asigna una parte del presupuesto total del Fondo en función del tamaño de su sector pesquero.
A continuación, cada país elabora un programa operativo, en el que indica cómo piensa gastar el dinero.
Una vez que la Comisión aprueba el programa, corresponde a las autoridades nacionales decidir los proyectos que van a financiarse.
Las autoridades nacionales y la Comisión son responsables conjuntamente de la aplicación del programa.

Cómo acceder a financiación del FEMP

Para ver si un proyecto puede optar a la ayuda del FEMP:

Consulte primero a la autoridad nacional responsable de la gestión del programa operativo en su país.
A continuación, siga el proceso de solicitud pertinente, de manera que la autoridad de gestión pueda comprobar si el proyecto puede optar a la ayuda y si cumple los criterios de selección y las prioridades de inversión pertinentes.

EMFF implementation

More information

Financial allocation per member state
EMFF Operational Programme and fact sheets
Questions and answers
EMFF support to small-scale coastal fishermen (leaflet)
Mainstreaming of climate action in ESI funds
European Structural and Investment Funds: guidance for beneficiaries (Regional policy website)
European Structural and Investment Funds, Common Provisions Regulation: legal texts (Regional policy website)
Infographic:

Legal texts

The Common Provisions Regulation

The Common Provisions Regulation ((EU) No 1303/2013) defines a common set of rules for all ESI funds. This includes provisions concerning conditionality, performance review, arrangements for monitoring, reporting, evaluation and eligibility rules.

Basic regulation

REGULATION (EU) No 508/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 May 2014 on the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF)

Commission implementing acts (decisions and regulations)

Summary table

Commission implementing decisions

2014/372/EU: setting out the annual breakdown by Member State of the global resources of the EMFF available in the framework of shared management
2014/464/EU: identifying the priorities of the Union for enforcement and control policy in the framework of the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund

Commission implementing regulations deriving from the EMFF

763/2014 on information and publicity
771/2014 on OP template, template for transmission of information, compensation to outermost regions.
- Corrigendum published on 3.2.2016
- Corrigendum to HR linguistic version published on 25.4.2015
772/2014 on intensity of public aid
1242/2014 on the presentation of cumulative data on operations
- Corrigendum to ES, IT, HU, LT and MT linguistic versions published on 18.6.2015
1243/2014 on the information sent by Member States and on data needs and synergies between sources
- Corrigendum to all linguistic versions published on 22.8.2015
- Amendment - Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/788 of 8 May 2017
1362/2014 on amendments to operational programmes and presentation of EMFF annual implementation reports

Commission implementing regulations deriving from the CPR

184/2014 on electronic data exchange (SFC2014)
215/2014 on the methodology for climate change support
1232/2014 on methodologies for climate change support adapted to the EMFF
821/2014 on programme contributions, financial instruments, communication and system to record and store data
964/2014 on "off-the-shelf" financial instruments
1011/2014 on submission of information to the Commission and exchange of information between beneficiaries and national authorities
2015/207 on the models for reports, management declaration, audit strategy and opinion, annual control report, cost-benefit analysis
2015/1974 on reporting of irregularities

Commission delegated regulations

Commission delegated regulations deriving from the EMFF

2015/288 on the period of time and the dates for the inadmissibility of operations
2015/2252 on the period of inadmissibility of applications for support from the EMFF
1014/2014 on the common monitoring and evaluation system
- Corrigendum to the annex of the Delegated Act (list of common indicators) - 3/12/2014
- Corrigendum to the annex of the Delegated Act (list of common indicators) - 7/10/2015
1046/2014 on the calculation of additional costs in the compensation plan for outermost regions
2015/531 on eligible costs to improve health and safety as well as working conditions of fishermen, to protect the marine environment and to increase the energy efficiency and to mitigate climate change
2015/616 adapting references to EMFF in Delegated Regulation (EU) No 480/2014
2015/852 on cases of non-compliance with the Common Fisheries Policy that may lead to interruptions or suspension of EMFF payments
2015/895 on transitional provisions
2015/1930 on financial corrections

Commission delegated regulations deriving from the CPR

240/2014 on the code of conduct of the European Structural and Investment Funds
480/2014 on provisions supplementing CPR parts two, three and four
2015/1970 supplementing the CPR on reporting of irregularities concerning the ESIF

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Noticias

15/10/2018 - AGRIFISH Press Statement 15 October 2019

European Commissioner for the Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Karmenu Vella

15/10/2018 - EU renews Sustainable Fishing Partnership Agreement with Cape Verde

Last Friday, the EU and Cape Verde agreed to renew the current Sustainable Fishing Partnership Agreement (SFPA) protocol, which expires at the end of the year. The outcome of the negotiations is a balanced deal, profitable to both parties.

12/10/2018 - Commissioner Vella to urge for sustainable Baltic fisheries at AGRIFISH Council

EU Fisheries ministers are meeting at the AGRIFISH Council in Luxembourg on 15 and 16 October to discuss the Commission's proposal on the Baltic Sea fishing opportunities for 2019 and reach a political agreement. Karmenu Vella, Commissioner for the Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, will present the proposal, and urge ministers to set fishing opportunities at sustainable levels.