Introduction to the Fruit Basket, project Output Library

The Baltic Sea Region (BSR) Programme 2007-2013 financed in total 90 transnational cooperation projects covering a wide scope of themes. In order to share the work done with you, the Programme has created this online basket of projects – a Fruit Basket if you will (formally called the Output Library).

The Fruit Basket may be used for diverse purposes. For example, when you have a specific challenge in your area with regard to transport, you may want to find out what has been done previously in that area and you will most likely find useful documents that would increase your knowledge in the specific topic. Take your pick!

Agriculture and fisheries and forestry | Climate change and biodiversity | Clustering and economic cooperation | Coastal management and maritime issues | Community integration and common identity | Construction and renovation | Cooperation between emergency services | Cultural heritage and arts | Demographic change and immigration | Education and training | Energy efficiency | Evaluation systems and results | Governance, partnership | Green technologies | Green transport solutions | Health and social services | ICT and digital society | Improving transport connections | Infrastructure | Innovation capacity and awareness-raising | Institutional cooperation and cooperation networks | Knowledge and technology transfer | Labour market and employment | Logistics and freight transport | Managing natural and man-made threats | Multimodal transport | New products and services | Regional planning and development | Renewable energy | Risk management | Rural and peripheral development | SME and entrepreneurship | Safety | Scientific cooperation | Social inclusion and equal opportunities | Soil and air quality | Sustainable management of natural resources | Tourism | Transport and mobility | Urban mobility | Waste and pollution | Water management | Waterways, lakes and rivers |

All 4 outputs

Project:
AQUAFIMA
Title:
Policy recommendations on future regional aquaculture-based fisheries management in the Baltic Sea
Date:
Mar 2014
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Description:
These policy recommendations provide new impulses to the on-going discussion about fisheries management and aquaculture in the frame of the reform of the Common Fishery Policy, the justification of the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund and the Blue Growth Strategy. The focus is mainly on the opportunities existing for an integration of restocking measures in the frame of regional aspects of fishery policy and for boosting the development of the whole aquaculture sector in the Baltic Sea Region.
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Project:
AQUAFIMA
Title:
Fisheries management in coastal waters of the Baltic Sea
Date:
Jan 2014
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Description:
New options for a sustainable coastal fisheries management can be developed using linkages between fishery and aquaculture. Stocking and restocking activities and mussel cultivation are examples of an ecosystem-friendly approach to use and maintain natural stocks. Based on four cross-border case studies in the Szczecin, Vistula, Curonian Lagoon and the Gulf of Riga, the status of an area-based fisheries management in coastal waters of the Baltic Sea Region was analysed and lessons learned were compiled.
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Project:
AQUAFIMA
Title:
Recommendations for the branding and promotion of aquaculture products
Date:
Feb 2014
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Description:
The interest in tracing the origin of food products combined with detailed information about healthy and nutritious components is increasing among modern consumers. If they know where and how farmed fish was produced and perceive it as a regional high-quality product, the whole sector will benefit. This survey provides an overview of the promotion of aquaculture products in Norway, Turkey, Estonia and Mecklenburg-West Pomerania/Germany. It includes also recommendations for the branding and promotion of aquaculture products.
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Project:
AQUAFIMA
Title:
Manual on infrastructure and planning needs for aquaculture in Baltic Sea Region
Date:
Mar 2014
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Description:
Planning a specific aquaculture project is a complex time-consuming and cost-intensive challenge with a lot of interdisciplinary tasks. It needs case-related assessment, planning and management of diverse economical, ecological and social parameters. Investors for aquaculture plants have to apply for numerous permits of different authorities and need information about funding opportunities. This manual provides an overview on infrastructure and planning needs for aquaculture and also includes information on financing conditions and responsible permit authorities.
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