Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

Table of Contents:

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Contents

  • Maritime affairs: General framework, Sectoral aspects.
  • Organisation and financing of the fisheries sector: General Framework, Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), Markets, Social standards, Institutional aspects, Structural measures and financing, European Fisheries Fund, State aid.
  • Management of fisheries resources and the environment: Conservation of resources, Respect for the environment, Aquaculture, Surveillance and monitoring.
  • External relations and enlargement: Relations with Non-EU Member Countries, Regional Organisations, External Trade, Enlargement.

Outline of the Community (European Union) legislation about Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

Topics

These categories group together and put in context the legislative and non-legislative initiatives which deal with the same topic.

Maritime Affairs And Fisheries

Maritime Affairs And Fisheries

Europe has a 70 000 kilometer coastline. The European Union’s coastal regions account for some 40 % of its gross domestic product and about 40 % of its population. The common fisheries policy (CFP) has the same the legal basis as the common agricultural policy (CAP), but differences between the two sectors led to a specific policy being drawn up for fisheries products. The objectives of the CFP are: protection of stocks against over-fishing; a guaranteed income for fishers; a regular supply at reasonable prices for consumers and the processing industry; and sustainable biological, environmental and economic exploitation of living aquatic resources.

  • Maritime affairsGeneral framework, Sectoral aspects.
  • Organisation and financing of the fisheries sectorGeneral Framework, Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), Markets, Social standards, Institutional aspects, Structural measures and financing, European Fisheries Fund, State aid.
  • Management of fisheries resources and the environmentConservation of resources, Respect for the environment, Aquaculture, Surveillance and monitoring.
  • External relations and enlargementRelations with Non-EU Member Countries, Regional Organisations, External Trade, Enlargement.

See also

The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

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