Search

State aid for the quality improvement of the fisheries, i.e. the conservation of fisheries in Izola and Piran Municipalities

To promote sustainable fisheries and aquaculture and foster the implementation of measures that are subject to new rules as to ensure better compliance of Member States and operators with the objectives, rules and targets of the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP); To help fishermen to adapt to new sustainable fishing practices; To protect the environment through measures in support of fisheries resources management, including the transition to maximum sustainable yield (MSY), the introduction of the landing obligation and the adoption of long term management plans; To support environmentally sustainable, resource efficient, competitive fisheries which are more selective, produce less discards, and do less damage to marine ecosystems, the structural support granted under EU funds has no distortionary effects on trade

The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), which was reformed on 1 January 2014, aims to ensure that fishing and aquaculture are environmentally, economically and socially sustainable and that they provide a source of healthy food for EU citizens.

To promote sustainable use of aquaculture resources to ensure optimum production, environment al and sanitary quality, and the availability and sustainability of natural populations of species that are of current and potential interest for aquaculture

The Queensland Sustainable Fisheries Strategy 2017-2027 outlines a ten-year reform agenda for the sustainable management of Queensland fisheries. As part of this strategy, vessel tracking capability will be required on all commercial fishing boats by 2020, with units to be installed on net, line and crab commercial fishing boats by 1 January 2019.

To establish a legal regime for fishing and aquaculture, in order to ensure the conservation and sustainable development of hydrobiological resources, optimize the use of traditional fisheries, and promote the diversification of non-traditional fisheries

WTO Justification: Article XX(g) of the GATT 1994

To develop an economically and environmentally sustainable integrated commercial fishery

To promote the healthy and sustainable development of the marine economy, encourage innovation in marine technologies such as marine biomedicine, marine aquaculture equipment, marine renewable energy, etc.

To include provisions on trade and sustainable development. Protection of environment by protecting fisheries products; promoting sustainable development.

To provide assistance to the fishermen during the non-fishing season

To promote and develop the Inland Water Aquaculture.