Projects

The 'FloMo' is an innovative fishing gear tested in the Netherlands to enhance discard survival, improve fish condition, enable selective fishing, and reduce fishnet waste.

The TOME Aquaculture Centre offers entrepreneurs innovative technologies, expert training, and advisory services in the aquaculture sector, supporting skill development and industry growth.

Led by a private company, this project used EMFF funds to equip the catamaran ‘Franck Annie’ with solar panels to power electrical equipment on board.

The Marine Challenge Programme improved salmon health in Irish sea pens by using a bubble curtain to reduce plankton influx and mitigate related health issues.

Aalborg municipality is systematically reducing marine litter through data collection, digital mapping of waste, and collection of ghost nets at sea.

Authorities in Germany are improving the implementation of the common fisheries policy (CFP) through improved traceability, control systems, and information campaigns aimed at consumers.

This project promotes the cultural and fishing heritage of a local area by establishing a recording studio, launching a weekly radio broadcast, and a museum collection and short film.

By leveraging EU funding, a company innovated its fish farm and processing company, creating products that cater to Czech tastes and expanding the market for fish-based foods.

New technologies aim to reduce shark bycatch in longline fishing, enhancing survival rates of accidentally caught sharks.