FARNET
Fisheries Areas Network

Denmark

  • Denmark - 10 FLAGs - 15,7 M€

    15/12/2021
     - Country Factsheet
    The Danish FLAG areas represent approximately 23% of the country’s surface area and 11% of the population. In the current programming period, CLLD in Denmark focuses on promoting economic growth, social inclusion and job creation, with a focus on projects that support the marketing of fisheries products and the diversification of fisheries businesses.

  • Producing fish and seaweed

    23/11/2021
     - Good Practice Project
    Lokalne przedsiębiorstwo prowadzi pilotażowy projekt polegający na integracji pionowego systemu uprawy wodorostów z recyrkulacyjnym systemem akwakultury (RAS) w celu zmniejszenia negatywnego wpływu lądowej produkcji ryb na środowisko.

  • Energy Island: Networking for local economic impact

    17/05/2021
     - Good Practice Project
    A FLAG supported project brings together a network of 17 local businesses in order to consolidate Bornholm as one of Denmark’s two “energy islands”, focused on the production and transformation of wind energy.

  • Creating a new tourist destination based on recreational fishing

    06/01/2021
     - Basic page
    Despite experiencing environmental strain, the Limfjord has an abundance of sea trout. This species is very attractive to anglers. A FLAG-LAG cooperation project addresses local economic and environmental goals by creating a new tourist location based on recreational fishing.

  • Creating a new tourist destination based on recreational fishing

    16/12/2020
     - Good Practice Project
    Despite experiencing environmental strain, the Limfjord has an abundance of sea trout. This species is very attractive to anglers. A FLAG-LAG cooperation project addresses local economic and environmental goals by creating a new tourist location based on recreational fishing.

  • Old boat engine factory transformed in a multipurpose community hub

    02/10/2019
     - Good Practice Project
    On Ærø Island, a disused boat engine factory has been turned into a community hub supporting local maritime entrepreneurship. The project aims to boost the island’s economy and social cohesion.

  • Denmark’s first open-water mussel farm

    10/07/2019
     - Good Practice Project
    Kerteminde Organic Mussel Farm represents the first Danish business to commercialise open-water raised mussels. The company aims to produce high-quality mussels in an efficient and environmentally-friendly way, in turn, boosting the area’s marine activities and creating local jobs.

  • Agersø shipyard restoration: breathing new life into a decaying building

    25/06/2019
     - Good Practice Short Story
    Residents of a Danish island formed the Association of Agersø Great Belt-Shipyard to buy and renovate an old building used as a shipyard. This initiative aims to boost local business and increase the harbourfront’s attractiveness.

  • Recycling polystyrene fish boxes

    26/06/2018
     - Good Practice Project
    Dzięki odrobinie twórczego myślenia w połączeniu ze wsparciem inwestycyjnym powstał pierwszy w Danii zakład recyklingu przetwarzający styropian na plastikowe granulki, które mogą być sprzedawane producentom na potrzeby produkcji rozmaitych wyrobów. Takie rozwiązanie jest dużym krokiem naprzód w dziedzinie utylizacji zużytych skrzynek na ryby.

  • Seaweed business knowledge & skills for local seafood price improvement

    16/05/2018
     - Cooperation Idea
    The Djursland FLAG is looking to learn from other FLAG areas in order to develop projects to improve the sales price of local seafood, ideally in contexts similar with its fisheries communities (small-scale, Baltic/North Sea coastal fisheries).