The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact
The Annual Economic Report on the EU Fishing Fleet (AER) provides a comprehensive overview of the latest information available on the structure and economic performance of EU Member States fishing fleets, being the reference used for policy support. The socio-economic data collected and submitted by...
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ftjrc:oai:publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu:JRC104421 2023-05-15T17:41:32+02:00 The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact DENTES DE CARVALHO GASPAR Natacha GUILLEN GARCIA Jordi CARPENTER Griffin 2016 Online https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC104421 https://doi.org/10.2760/53794 https://doi.org/10.2760/584037 ENG eng Publications Office of the European Union JRC104421 2016 ftjrc https://doi.org/10.2760/53794 https://doi.org/10.2760/584037 2022-05-01T08:19:46Z The Annual Economic Report on the EU Fishing Fleet (AER) provides a comprehensive overview of the latest information available on the structure and economic performance of EU Member States fishing fleets, being the reference used for policy support. The socio-economic data collected and submitted by Member States under the EU Data Collection Framework (DCF) comes with at least a two year time lag. Yet, up-to-date and reliable information on the economic performance of European fishing fleets is essential for policy makers and fisheries managers to make sound decisions. Currently, the Bio-Economic Model of European Fleets (BEMEF) is used to forecast the short-term economic performance of Member State fishing fleets operating in the Northeast Atlantic. Due to underlying model assumptions based on annual (or multi-annual) Total Allowable Catches (TACs), BEMEF is only able to provide estimates for Member State fleets operating predominately in FAO fishing area 27, where most fisheries are managed under a TAC and quota system. To address the imitations of BEMEF and complement results in the AER with short-term performance projections for Member State fleets fishing outside area 27, we further explored the JRC/DCF economic database projection model and developed an alternative simplified methodology that allows projecting data for all countries, including Member State fleets operating exclusively in the Mediterranean & Black seas, as well as MS fleets operating in distant-waters. Both methodologies are compared and future recommendations are provided. JRC.D.2 - Water and Marine Resources Other/Unknown Material Northeast Atlantic Joint Research Centre, European Commission: JRC Publications Repository Tac ENVELOPE(-59.517,-59.517,-62.500,-62.500) |
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The Annual Economic Report on the EU Fishing Fleet (AER) provides a comprehensive overview of the latest information available on the structure and economic performance of EU Member States fishing fleets, being the reference used for policy support. The socio-economic data collected and submitted by Member States under the EU Data Collection Framework (DCF) comes with at least a two year time lag. Yet, up-to-date and reliable information on the economic performance of European fishing fleets is essential for policy makers and fisheries managers to make sound decisions. Currently, the Bio-Economic Model of European Fleets (BEMEF) is used to forecast the short-term economic performance of Member State fishing fleets operating in the Northeast Atlantic. Due to underlying model assumptions based on annual (or multi-annual) Total Allowable Catches (TACs), BEMEF is only able to provide estimates for Member State fleets operating predominately in FAO fishing area 27, where most fisheries are managed under a TAC and quota system. To address the imitations of BEMEF and complement results in the AER with short-term performance projections for Member State fleets fishing outside area 27, we further explored the JRC/DCF economic database projection model and developed an alternative simplified methodology that allows projecting data for all countries, including Member State fleets operating exclusively in the Mediterranean & Black seas, as well as MS fleets operating in distant-waters. Both methodologies are compared and future recommendations are provided. JRC.D.2 - Water and Marine Resources |
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DENTES DE CARVALHO GASPAR Natacha GUILLEN GARCIA Jordi CARPENTER Griffin |
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DENTES DE CARVALHO GASPAR Natacha GUILLEN GARCIA Jordi CARPENTER Griffin The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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DENTES DE CARVALHO GASPAR Natacha GUILLEN GARCIA Jordi CARPENTER Griffin |
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The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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The EU Fleet Economic Database: Short-term Forecasts and Quota Impact |
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eu fleet economic database: short-term forecasts and quota impact |
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