Projects

EMFF funds were used to develop an employment platform to connect women with degrees in fishing with ship-owning companies and other entities in the fishing sector.

Slovenian Managing Authorities are using EMFF funds to monitor populations of European shag, a predatory cormorant species, to understand their impacts in Slovenian waters.

The ‘Musselfeed’ company in Sweden uses discarded mussel products to develop feed, food, and flavouring products.

Enhancing rainbow trout production on Lake Oașa through the installation of floating fish aquaculture tanks.

A fish farm invested in a themed restaurant to attract customers the whole year round to this Natura 2000 area and provide products and services that add value to its fish production.

The small fishing town of Ustka implemented an innovative way of attracting tourists, especially children and youth, to explore the traditional fishers’ huts and the fishing harbour.

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.