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Based on the Secweb objective for engaging with the data collection fisheries network a stakeholder database has been created and is now available on our website. This tool provides information about registered stakeholders, including contact details, background and interests. The objective is to improve communication within the network by ensuring effective interaction with and among members. To make it easy for anyone to use the… Read More »Integrating Stakeholder Database into Fisheries Website: A Practical Guide

The RCG ECON ISSG on Fish processing data collection issues was successfully held virtually on the 18th and 19th of April 2023. The event, organized by RCG ECON in collaboration with NISEA (Italy) and ELGO DIMITRA -FRI (Greece), was chaired by Loretta Malvarosa and Christos Danatskos. The meeting was attended by 30 participants/delegates from 19 MSs and 2 experts from JRC. The aim of the… Read More »RCG Fish Processing Meeting 2023: key highlights

RCG  ECON in collaboration with NISEA (Italy) recently organized the Intersessional subgroup Regional comparisons and sharing of knowhow for the evaluation of tangible and intangible capital values workshop. The two-day online event was held on March 13th-14th, 2023, and was attended by 32 experts from 15 Member States, as well as representatives from JRC and DG MARE. The workshop was chaired by Monica Gambino and… Read More »RCG ECON Meeting 2023 Discusses Estimation Methods of Tangible and Intangible Capital Values

The EU-funded Med&BS RDBFIS project after two years of work has completed its objective of developing a web-based integrated fisheries information system for the Mediterranean and Black Seas. The project aimed to facilitate the work of the EU Member States by reducing the burden of multiple data submissions under different formats, to support help to streamline and ease the reporting of Member States on the… Read More »Med&BS RDBFIS project successfully completes the development of a regional database for the Mediterranean and the Black Sea

After two years of hard work, the SECWEB project has come to an end after successfully achieving its objectives, which included developing mechanisms to support the planning and execution of administrative tasks, as well as improving the branding and online visibility of Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs). Through the development of a framework and the establishment of a secretariat, SECWEB has enhanced the efficiency of administrative… Read More »SECWEB Project Successfully Achieves Goals for Supporting Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs)

FISHN’CO project has reached its conclusion after two years of work aimed at strengthening EU-wide cooperation on fisheries data collection through the development of Regional Work Plans (RWPs) for the Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs) North Atlantic, North Sea and Eastern Arctic; Baltic; Large Pelagics and Economics Issues for the period 2025-2027. These RWPs are aimed at gathering and give more visibility to all coordinated actions… Read More »Fishn’co project successfully completes the development of Regional Work Plans for the RCGs NANSEA, Baltic, Large Pelagics and ECON

Our website hosts a new section dedicated to the Intersessional Subgroups (ISSGs) in which users can learn more about these structures whose main function is to support the workplan of Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs), across the year. In this section, it is easy to identify aims, chairs and RCGs involved in each ISSG. Throughout these years, we have been incorporating different contents focused on the… Read More »New information about ISSGs is available

In line with SECWEB project objective of promoting Regional Coordination Groups (RCGs) visibility and to disseminate RCGs work and outcomes, the RCG’s Secretariat has been coordinating the recording of a video that is launched today. The video allows users to learn a little more about how the RCGs are structured and what their work consists of, as well as to explain the functions of the… Read More »Do you want to know more about Secweb project? Watch our video!

Fishn’Co project will end on February 2023 and to celebrate it we have prepared a video that summarizes the work done over the last two years. The viewer will be able to understand through this video the importance of the collection, management, and use of fisheries data that are essential to provide sound scientific advice. In addition, the video elaborates on the complexity of this… Read More »Fishn’Co at a glance

After two years of work, the STREAMLINE project came to an end in December 2022 accomplishing the planned objectives.   STREAMLINE reaches its end after achieving its main objective of supporting the RCG Med&BS in drafting a Regional Work Plan (RWP) for the Mediterranean and Black Sea through a co-creative work process with the RCG Med&BS and Member States. Taking advantage of the outcomes of the… Read More »STREAMLINE reaches its end after achieving its main objective of supporting the RCG Med&BS in drafting a Regional Work Plan