Svetovalni sveti

Svetovalni sveti so organizacije deležnikov, ki Evropski komisiji in državam EU dajejo priporočila v zvezi z upravljanjem ribištva. Svetujejo lahko glede ohranjanja staležev in socialno-ekonomskih vidikov upravljanja ter pri poenostavitvi pravil. Delo svetovalnih svetov je pomembno v okviru regionalizacije. Sveti tudi prispevajo podatke za upravljanje ribištva in predlagajo ukrepe za ohranjanje staležev.

V svetovalnih svetih sodelujejo predstavniki sektorja in drugih interesnih skupin (v generalni skupščini in izvršnem odboru imajo 60 % oziroma 40 % sedežev). Cilji svetov so v splošnem evropskem interesu, zato sveti prejemajo finančno pomoč EU.

Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/1575 of 23 June 2017 amending Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/242 laying down detailed rules on the functioning of the Advisory Councils under the common fisheries policy

Promoting Stakeholders´ Dialogue and Better Ocean Governance for Sustainable Fishing and Trade (video by Long Distance AC)

Information on the pilot project intended to support small scale fishermen get involved in the consultation and decision making process

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07/12/2018 - Outcomes of the workshop on digital tools for small-scale fisheries, Brussels, 4-5 December 2018

Representatives of the European Commission (DG MARE), EU Member States, European Parliament, Council of the European Union, Advisory Councils and other EU stakeholders participated in the Workshop of Digital Tools for Small-Scale Fisheries (Brussels, 4-5 December), organised in the context of the Expert Group on Fisheries Control.

05/12/2018 to 14/01/2019

- NAFO Internship Program – 2019 Call for Applications

The NAFO internship program is currently accepting applications for 2019.

30/11/2018 - Mackerel: EU, Norway and the Faroe Islands reach agreement on mackerel fishery in the North East Atlantic

Meeting in Bergen (Norway) on 29 November, the three most important Coastal States have agreed to set the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for 2019 at 653,438 tonnes. This represents a 20% reduction compared to 2018. It was also agreed to extend the current trilateral sharing arrangement for another two years, possibly three, if required. Other Coastal States were not able to join the agreement at this stage.