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RESEARCH & INNOVATION ANALYSIS REPORT Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation related to Aquaculture SCAR FISH SWG | 10/11/2022 SCAR Support Team TST SCAR FISH SWG |
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Innovation in fisheries monitoring science |
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Recommendations for applying Nature-Based Solutions as an approach for sustainable use of aquatic resources while achieving the policy goals of the biodiversity strategy - January 2022 | |
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EVALUATION OF THE FRESHWATER AQUACULTURE RESEARCH NEEDS IN EUROPE - January, 2020 | |
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DISEASE PREVENTION IN FARMED FISH NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND RESEARCH NEEDS - June, 2019
The aim of this study was to identify and prioritize research needs for the disease prevention in farmed fish. These needs reflect the opinion of stakeholders, including academics, fish health experts, aquaculture specialists and professionals working in the aquaculture industry but also relevant supporting sectors (Pharma, fish feeds etc.). The results of this study will support the development of the Strategic Research Agenda for disease management and prevention in aquaculture. |
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Non-paper - Horizon Europe - cluster on "Food, Bioeconomy, Natural resources, Agriculture and Environment" - an ocean of opportunities for aquatic science and for developing the blue bioeconomy - April, 2019 The main purpose of this document is to provide inspiration for input to Horizon Europe regarding the aquatic research and its relevance for developing the blue bioeconomy. The take-home message is, that not only the intervention area on ‘Seas and Oceans’ in the Cluster on ‘Food, Bioeconomy, Natural resources, Agriculture and Environment’, but all the intervention areas in this cluster, should include the aquatic dimension. |
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Strengthening fish welfare research through a gap analysis study - November, 2018
The aim of this study was to investigate the main research gaps on fish welfare, and to contribute to reach consensus between the aquaculture industry and researchers in setting future research priorities. The results will support the SCAR and the Member States in the definition of their fish welfare research policies. In addition, this will help national research funders prioritising areas for investments and collaboration and will assist researchers and research managers in focussing their activities on this topic. |
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Science in support of the European fisheries and aquaculture policy - November, 2013 | |
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