Projects

The Qrejten Breakwater was built to protect Marsaxlokk port, enhance fishers’ safety, and reduce storm damage to vessels and surrounding coastal areas.

An innovative aquaculture project in Lower Austria uses aquaponics systems to breed fish and grow vegetables within a closed water and nutrient cycle.

Swedish start-up KOASTAL is pioneering a franchise model for large-scale sustainable sugar kelp farming, helping newcomers overcome entry barriers to the seaweed sector.

A project in the Czech Republic compensates aquaculture enterprises for economic losses incurred from environmental protection and social activities for the public.

To combat marine pollution, the Fishing Without Plastic (PE.S.PLA) project developed biodegradable materials for artisanal fishing gear, reducing environmental impact.

A family-owned business in Rebrișoara, Romania has established a trout farm to drive local development, increase tourism and create new job opportunities for the community.

A pioneering initiative is underway to create innovative diving parks using artificial reefs, designed to attract visitors and revitalize underwater biodiversity in Crete.

To reduce the risks of pollution linked to obsolete fishing nets and gear in Spain, various pilot projects have been launched to promote 'extended producer responsibility' and circular economy practices.

A local company based in France has increased its production capacity for smoking local fish thanks to a new smokehouse.