Luca Bolognini
Researcher
Ancona
The Co4SSF project aims to introduce new systematic approaches to fisheries management to advance knowledge needed to support the integrated management of the coastal zone and maritime compartments where protected habitats fall, with particular reference to the Small Scale Fisheries sector that to date lacks a solid information layer. An innovative data collection, analysis and management support system for Small Scale Fisheries will be developed under the project. Data collection activities and systematic characterization of Small Scale Fisheries activities will be developed through the involvement of fishery operators and stakeholders and complemented by ecological knowledge, through tools for analysis and shared spatial planning of sea uses that will take into account impacts on the environment and potential conflicts with other uses. This approach will encourage the design of integrated management protocols among Small Scale Fisheries operators with a view to sustainable management of the resources of the marine environment. The project is carried out in partnership with the Coldiretti National Confederation (which plays the role of Lead Partner).
Referent:
Programme: PO FEAMP 2014/2020
Duration: May 1, 2022 - October 31, 2023
Budget: 757.158,83 €
Budget IRBIM: 355.107,49 €
Areas of Research:
Researcher
Ancona
Research Fellow
Mazara Del Vallo
Researcher
Mazara Del Vallo
Senior Technologist
Ancona
Researcher
Mazara Del Vallo
Senior Researcher
Ancona
Researcher
Mazara Del Vallo
Referent:
Silvia Angelini
Making Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries data more usable to facilitate the production of robust and reliable scientific advice.
Referent:
Giulia Maricchiolo
Strategic implementation of the European Centre for Marine Biological Resources
Referent:
Giuseppe Scarcella
A sampling campaign of study and observations involving marine scientists and citizens in the common effort to produce a series of snapshots from the sea during lockdown.
Referent:
Ernesto Azzurro
Invasive alien species (IAS) and climate change require the development of new capacities to protect the natural capital and manage the rapid transformation of natural resources. The project proposes the development of an integrated and shared approach to studying this issue. The goal will be pursued through technical and technological advances supported by studies to improve the information management and the use of IAS as a potential economic resource
Referent:
Elisa Punzo
Monitoring the possible impact resulting from the presence, installation or removal of offshore platforms and/or pipelines on the biotic and abiotic components of the marine environment.