Publicat el 11 d'abril de 2013
Reforma Política Pesquera: on han d’anar els diners públics? / CFP Reform: Where should the public money go?
The Parliament is in the midst of its negotiations on the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund for the next seven years. Will these subsidies be used to promote the progressive reform to finally create the sustainable Common Fisheries Policy that the Parliament voted for in February? Or will the €7 billion be used to create more over-capacity in the fleets, to develop unsustainable aquaculture and to promote a “big business” approach to fisheries? That is gonna be the topic for our conference, today, in the European Parliament:
Fisheries reform: Where should the public money go?
Event: Public hearing
Date: 11 April 2013 from 15:00 to 18:30
Place: European Parliament – Room A1G3 – 60 rue Wiertz – 1047 Brussels
DRAFT PROGRAMME
- “Sustainable Fisheries: an impact assessment”
Arien Blees-Booij Representative of the Dutch Court of Auditors
- Axis 4 or the EFF at local level
Gilles van de Walle (FARNET)
- Conditionalities in Financing – Supporting Compliance with the CFP
Markus Knigge (Pew Environment Group)
- How to Modernise Vessels Without Increasing Fishing?
Bertrand Le Gallic (University of Brest)
- Benefits for marine conservation and coastal communities – Co-management in Galicia
Antonio Garcia Allut (Lonxanet Foundation)
Font foto: Greens/EFA
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