The 2018 implementation report of the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) is now available. It summarises EMFF implementation across EU countries and sea basins according to specific topics during the period 2014-2018. The report is based on data provided by the Member States in 2019, covering the period from January 2014 to December 2018.
In terms of activities, the report shows that most funding went to data collection on fisheries and aquaculture activities (EUR 362.4 million committed) which helps improve stock assessments and understanding of the state of these sectors, including socio-economic conditions. Control and enforcement (EUR 293.5 million committed) and productive investments in aquaculture (EUR 241.5 million) came in the second and third positions.
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Sanwo-Olu stated this at the 2019 Lagos Seafood Festival on Sunday 22nd of December 2019 in Lagos.
He said that investment in aquaculture value chain would not only create jobs and contribute to poverty reduction but would also unleash opportunities for entrepreneurship.
The governor, who was represented by his Deputy, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, said that to attain the goal, the state government had initiated several projects in the agricultural space.
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A 36-hour fish market frenzy has kicked off in Sydney, as shoppers scramble for their Christmas seafood staples.
The Sydney Fish Market opened at 5am on Monday and will not close again until 5pm on Tuesday.
Market spokeswoman Stephanie Margrain says about 100,000 people are expected to buy 700 tonnes of seafood, including 130 tonnes of prawns.
"Prawns and oysters are always favourites at Christmas time and people will be glad to know that supply is plentiful for both of those items and prices are comparable to last year."
They are considered a high-end "white tablecloth" product and global demand for redclaw crayfish — native to northern Australia — is growing at a rapid rate.
Now a north Queensland company in the process of patenting technology to increase hatching rates for crayfish eggs could change the face of Australian aquaculture.
Australian Crayfish Hatchery (ACF), based in Townsville, has developed an in vitro embryo incubation method for redclaw crayfish, producing thousands of juveniles each breeding.
Norway has mapped and identified 11 extensive new zones down its 1,650-mile long coastline that could be suitable for the future development of sea based offshore aquaculture.
The Directorate of Fisheries, which carried out the work in co-operation with the Institute of Marine Research, said the areas will probably have to go through further impact assessment before final approval.
The mapping has been limited to parts of the coast one nautical mile outside the baseline, but within Norway’s exclusive economic zone.
AKVA group ASA (“AKVA”) hereby announces that its wholly owned subsidiary, AKVA group Land Based A/S, is the chosen technology supplier of a full grow-out RAS project for Atlantic Salmon to Nordic Aqua Partners, in China (“The Project”). The Project’s targeted harvest volumes are 8,000 tonnes in 2026. The realization of The Project and AKVA’s delivery is dependent upon certain conditions to the Project’s equity financing, which is scheduled to be concluded in January 2020.
The value of AKVA’s delivery is estimated to be NOK 500 million in the period 2020 to mid-2023. Further, AKVA will participate with 3,1 MEUR in equity in The Project. The equity participation is considered by AKVA to increase its opportunity for a close follow-up on all technical, operational and biological performance measures, to ensure successful project delivery.
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