Translation of "Aquaculture quality manager " (English → French) :

improving quality, knowledge and transparency of production and the market; conducting studies to improve planning and management activities and supporting professional programmes to promote sustainable aquaculture products; [Am. 66]

(ea) improving quality, knowledge and transparency of production and the market; conducting studies to improve planning and management activities and supporting professional programmes to promote sustainable aquaculture products.

111. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; believes that the worldwide annual sale of aquaculture products will soon exceed the sale of wild catch; stresses that the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leading position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; stresses the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist; highlights that, within the context of an integrated coa ...[+++]stal zone management approach, clearly defined areas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and that this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; believes that new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector to enable improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key stakeholder in the maritime sector;

27. Highlights the increasing socio-economic significance of fish farming as marine fish stocks diminish worldwide; soon, the products of aquaculture sold annually around the world will exceed wild catch; the EU has been at the forefront of this exciting development and should strive to maintain its leadership position and encourage further development in a way that is compatible with other coastal and maritime uses; the importance of fish farming for often remote, rural communities where few other job opportunities exist cannot be over-stressed; within the context of an integrated coastal zone ...[+++]management approach, clearly defined areas where fish farms may be clustered should be promoted and this should be linked to a simplified regulatory regime encouraging entrepreneurship and sustainability; new techniques should be developed in the aquaculture sector enabling improved management of quality, traceability assurance throughout the production and value-added chains and the overall recognition of fish farming as a key stakeholder in the maritime sector;

In 2000-2006, the FIFG contribution is EUR1.65 million for developing aquaculture and improving the quality of fishery products. By 30 November 2002, 0.2% had been spent by the Managing Authority. ESF The activities of the ESF under the two programmes for which DG Employment and Social Affairs has principal responsibility (OP Education and OP Employment, Training and Social Development) continued systematically in line with the guidelines in the strategies on employment and the fight against social exclusion.

[34] These include marine ecosystems, land-ocean interactions, development of effective monitoring of coastal processes to underpin management, coastal protection against flooding and erosion, integrated management and sustainable use of water resources at catchment scale, coastal cities, aquaculture research and the effects of the interactions between environment, fisheries and aquaculture, development of ecological quality indicators and meth ...[+++]odologies to identify and analyse the social and economic factors affecting the different sectors of coastal communities (under the programme for Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development and that for Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources).