Digital publications

The RDBFIS-III project represents a significant consolidation of the Regional Database Fisheries Information System (RDBFIS) as a scientific and operational infrastructure supporting fisheries data management, validation, harmonisation, analysis, and reporting in the Mediterranean and Black Sea.

The EU is looking to turn the tide and increase aquaculture production sustainably. EU funding programmes, such as Horizon Europe, EMFAF and LIFE, are working collaboratively to achieve the EU’s strategic aims in this sector.

CINEA has carried out three studies to support the preparation of guidance documents under the Strategic Guidelines for a more sustainable and competitive EU aquaculture. These studies contribute to the broader objective of unlocking the sector’s potential in line with the European Green Deal.

Discover a strong case for treating seabed carbon as a material component of European marine governance, while drawing a careful boundary between evidence of carbon disturbance and proof of atmospheric emissions or additional removals.

This study aimed to assess the current state of the aquafeeds for primary farmed and consumed species in the EU.

This report presents knowledge and insights from Innovation Fund funded projects to empower other players to overcome the challenges of scaling up low-carbon technologies.

This final report analyses the relevance, use, and overall impact of Anchored Fish Aggregating Devices on juvenile tuna and the environment, with a particular focus on the Indian Ocean.

LIFE: Protecting Europe’s threatened invertebrates

Through its flagship R&I programme, Horizon Europe (2021–2027), the EU has allocated approximately
EUR 1 billion to research and innovation in energy systems, grids, and storage.