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DEFINEIT - Developing fisheries management indicators and targets

The DEFINEIT project aimed to produce the tools necessary to determine the economically optimal level of exploitation in European fisheries.

This level must be set to ensure that the pressure exerted on both commercial stocks and susceptible fish species is biologically sustainable as the climate changes.

The DEFINEIT project ended on the 30th of June 2012. 

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DEFINEIT was funded from national sources coordinated through the EC Sixth Framework ERA-NET project MariFish. 

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Seas in the project

Seas of the project

Partners

DEFINEIT brought together top scientists from across Europe, from the Barents Sea in the North to the Aegean Sea in the South, and covering science from basic biology over economy to socioeconomy.

  • DTU Aqua - National Institute of Aquatic Resources (coordinator)

  • CEFAS - Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science, UK

  • FOI - The Institute of Food and Resource Economics, Denmark

  • HCMR - Hellenic Centre for Marine Research

  • IC - Imperial College London

  • IMARES - Wageningen UR, The Netherlands

  • IME - Department of Environmental and Business Economics, Denmark

  • IMR - Institute of Marine Research, Norway

  • MRI - Marine Research Institute, Iceland

  • USTAN - The University of St Andrews, Scotland

DEFINEIT - Developing fisheries management indicators and targets

The DEFINEIT project aimed to produce the tools necessary to determine the economically optimal level of exploitation in European fisheries to ensure that the pressure exerted on both commercial stocks and susceptible fish species is biologically sustainable as the climate changes. The project ended in June 2012. 


Project Coordinator

Technical University of Denmark
DTU Aqua - National Institute of Aquatic Resources
Kemitorvet
Building 202
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark

 

http://www.defineit.dk/
18 OCTOBER 2017