Title: Marcus hman Ministry of Agriculture Sweden
1 Marcus ÖhmanMinistry of AgricultureSweden
Baltic Sea StrategyPriority area 9 - Fishery
2Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal http//maps.grida
.no/go/graphic/land_cover_baltic_sea_region_balans
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4BALTIC SEA STRATEGY
5Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal http//maps.grida
.no/go/graphic/land_cover_baltic_sea_region_balans
6Integrated strategy Macro-region Baltic Sea Region
7Four thematic pillars 1) Environmental
sustainable2) Prosperous3) Accessible and
Attractive4) Safe and Secure
8Four thematic pillars 1) Environmental
sustainable2) Prosperous3) Accessible and
Attractive4) Safe and Secure
9Four thematic pillars 1) Environmental
sustainable2) Prosperous3) Accessible and
Attractive4) Safe and Secure
1015 priority areas
11Priority area 9 To reinforce sustainability of
agriculture, forestry and fisheries
12Agriculture Forestry
Agriculture Forestry
13Fishery
14Common Fishery Policy European Unions instrument
for the management of fisheries and
aquaculture 27 Member States
15Baltic Sea Unique Sea Brakish Water Sensitive
Environment Few Species Type of Fishery Fishing
Gear and Ships .
16Baltic Sea Fisheries Fleet Overcapacity Low
Profitability Control and Compliance Overfished
Stocks
17Baltic Sea Fisheries Management Baltic Sea 8
EU-states Russia A semi-enclosed European Sea
Regional opportunity Baltic Sea
Strategy Collaboration .
18Priority areas are implemented through ACTIONS
19Priority areas are implemented through ACTIONS Str
ategic Actions Address Specific and Important
Issues Cooperative Actions Improving Cooperation
20Continue the adaptation of the Baltic Sea fishing
fleet capacity to the available resources .
21Continue the adaptation of the Baltic Sea fishing
fleet capacity to the available resources Reduce
overfishing Increase economic performance of
fleet segment Challenges for management How to
adjust fishing capacity
22Eradicating discards .
23Eradicating discards Reduce / elminate
discards Selective fishing gear Spatial planning
/ Protected areas .
24Improve control and stop illegal fishing .
25Improve control and stop illegal fishing Improved
national control and inspection Improved
coordination and harmonisation among Member
States
26Develop and improve coordination and cooperation
among Member States and stakeholders .
27Develop and improve coordination and cooperation
among Member States and stakeholders Overall
objective of the strategy Collaboration and
cooperation Enhance the role of the Baltic Sea
Regional Advisory Council
28Enhance the combined effects of the European
Fisheries Fund (EFF) programme .
29FLAGSHIP PROJECTS Projects with high
significance .
30Ensure sustainable fishing .
31Ensure sustainable fishing Cooperation Develop
alternative approaches Exchange of existing best
practise Long term management plans Ecosystem
approach etc
32Encourage sustainable aquaculture production
methods .
33We heard it before! Nothing new! Why do we need
the Baltic Sea Strategy? .
34The Baltic Sea Strategy is about .
- - Regionalisation
- Encourage cooperation
- Indicate issues where collaboration is desirable
- Identify priority areas for the Baltic Sea
Region - - Propose fora where this discussion takes place
- - Cooperation with ongoing developments
- - Cooperation with organisation addressing
similar issues e.g. HELCOM - .
35Time Plan .
36- Time Plan
- Draft Council Conclusions on the Baltic Sea
Strategy agreed 25 Sep - Final adoption Council of EU General Affairs
(GAERC) 26 Oct - Kick off in Finland for Priority Area 9
- Identify lead countries
- Start projects.
37Marcus ÖhmanMinistry of AgricultureSweden
Baltic Sea StrategyPriority area 9 - Fishery