Silvia Angelini
Senior Researcher
Ancona
ITACA addresses the competitiveness of the fishing sector in the Adriatic by fostering the introduction of innovation in the blue economy and improving the sustainability of fishing activities. The project focuses on small pelagic fisheries, i.e., fisheries targeting two main fish species (anchovy and sardine) that account for a significant share of income for the sector in the Adriatic. ITACA contributes to the sustainable growth of the small pelagic fishing sector by testing in 7 pilot Regions and promoting the large-scale application of innovative SME-oriented tools to increase the competitiveness of small pelagic fisheries, along with the creation of a cluster of small pelagic fishing enterprises for sustainability-oriented co-management of Adriatic fishery resources.
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Programme: Interreg Italia-Croazia
Web Site: https://www.italy-croatia.eu/web/itaca
Duration: January 1, 2019 - June 30, 2022
Budget: 1.744.467,00 €
Budget IRBIM: 218.674,00 €
Areas of Research:
Senior Researcher
Ancona
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Ancona
Research Fellow
Ancona
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Technologist
Ancona
Senior Researcher
Ancona
Director of Research
Ancona
Technologist
Ancona
Referent:
Ernesto Azzurro
Enhancing Marine Protected Areas as Nature Based Solutions for adaptation to climate change: from local actions to Mediterranean basin strategy
Referent:
Silvia Angelini
Making Mediterranean and Black Sea fisheries data more usable to facilitate the production of robust and reliable scientific advice.
Referent:
Michela Martinelli
NAUTILOS was created with the goal of complementing and expanding existing observational instruments and services in the EU, and enabling the collection of marine data with greater spatial resolution, temporal regularity, and length than currently available.
Referent:
Germana Garofalo
To provide key information on the biodiversity and marine ecosystems of the Central Mediterranean Sea - Strait of Sicily, the ecosystem services provided, human activities and pressures due to humans and climate change.
Referent:
Antonietta Specchiulli
To contribute to the development of sites and infrastructures in the aquaculture sector and reduce the environmental impact of interventions in the Apulia Region.