Past Events
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Wed 15 May
Workshop on the EMFF. National operational programming: how to ensure money for the environment?, Brussels, Belgium
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Mon 13 May - Tue 14 May
Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting
Agenda forthcoming.
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Mon 13 May - Tue 14 May
Trilogue meeting, Brussels, Belgium
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Tue 07 May
Trilogue Meeting, Brussels, Belgium
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Wed 01 May - Thu 02 May
Meeting at Nordic Marine Think Tank and Conference about Marine Spatial Planning in Northern Europe, Hirtshals, Denmark
Two events will be held back to back at the North Sea Centre, in Hirtshals Denamark.
First a meeting at the Nordic Marine Think Tank and then a conference on Marine Spatial Planning in Northern Europe.
Contact Victor Hjort, secretary of the Think Tank at: nordiskmarin@gmail.com for more information.
Agenda forthcoming.
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Tue 30 April - Fri 03 May
ICES Baltic Sea Advice Drafting Group, Copenhagen, Denmark
ICES Baltic Sea Advice Drafting Group
Agenda forthcoming.
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Wed 24 April
Trilogue Meeting
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Tue 23 April
Baltic seminar organised by the Swedish Environment Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
The seminar will focus on environmental projects connected to the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, and a detailed programme will be forthcoming.
It will take place at Teaterskeppet, Skepsbrokajen 104.
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Tue 23 April - Thu 25 April
Brussels Seafood Exposition, Brussels , Belgium
The annual European Seafood Exposition and Seafood Processing Europe in Brussels is the world’s largest seafood trade fair. 25,600 buyers, suppliers, media and other seafood-industry professionals from over 140 countries attended the 2012 fair to meet face to face and do business.
For more information: www.euroseafood.com
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Tue 23 April
What role for science and subsidies in the EMFF?, Brussels, Belgium
This scientific briefing aims to inform about and debate the challenges and opportunities for cooperation between the scientific and fisheries communities arising from the new European Maritime and Fisheries Fund together with Members of the European Parliament, representatives of the European Institutions, and other interested stakeholders. The President of ICES and three leading scientists will present their ideas from a scientific perspective on the future of EU data collection and the European Fisheries advisory system, the effects of subsidies on fisheries management, as well as on the role of science in marine spatial planning under the Integrated Maritime Policy.
The meeting is being hosted by Ulrike Rodust (S&D, DE).
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