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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13/02/2019 - Joint fisheries surveillance operation organised in West Africa in the framework of the EU project PESCAO

In the framework of the EU cooperation PESCAO project, a joint fisheries surveillance operation to detect illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing was just undertaken, the operation Alexandre Baptista.

13/02/2019 - Fisheries: Commission welcomes provisional political agreement on new technical conservation measures

Today the European Parliament and the Council agreed on the Commission's proposal for decentralised and simplified technical rules, giving fishermen a stronger say in deciding on the best measures for sustainable fishing adapted to their specific needs.

12/02/2019 - European Parliament votes in favour of EU-Morocco fisheries partnership

Today the European Parliament has given its consent to the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the EU and Morocco. This agreement, valid for 4 years, allocates fishing opportunities for the EU in exchange for an overall financial contribution of € 208 million euros. A substantial part of this contribution will be used to promote the sustainable development of the fisheries economy in Morocco and the Western Sahara.