Events

FARNET’s last event for FLAGs and other stakeholders implementing CLLD will offer an opportunity for dynamic exchanges around a series of 15 different FLAG-funded projects, each of which is contributing to building a more resilient coastal community.

The 13th and final FARNET transnational seminar for FLAGs will take place on 16-18 November and will focus on building economic, social, and environmental resilience in FLAG areas. The seminar will highlight tools, both old and new, for FLAGs to adapt and prepare their local development strategies in line with future challenges and opportunities linked to the Blue Economy.

The last FARNET meeting for Managing Authorities and National Networks working on the implementation of fisheries CLLD took place online and focused on: programming CLLD under the EMFAF 2021-2027 and linking it with broader EU policy initiatives; setting up the CLLD implementation system; supporting innovation; and facilitating cooperation and capacity building for FLAGs.

This FARNET meeting for Managing Authorities and National Networks implementing fisheries CLLD focused on programming CLLD for 2021-2027; reviewing CLLD objectives from the 2014-20 period and setting new ones for the future; and CLLD result indicators. The meeting also addressed FLAG work related to the European Green Deal & Farm to Fork strategies.

Focused on the Atlantic and North Sea FLAGs, this 12th FARNET seminar completed the series of sea basin focused specific events for FLAGs. In addition to sea-basin specific topics of interest, transversal themes running through this seminar were the quality and effectiveness of the activities that FLAG undertake.

FARNET transnational ONLINE seminar for Baltic and inland FLAGs, 24-26 March 2021: "Better local strategies around the Baltic Sea and in inland FLAG areas”. Following the online seminar for Mediterranean and Black Sea FLAGs, the next seminar was organised for FLAGs in the Baltic Sea basin and in inland areas around Europe.

The FARNET meeting for Managing Authorities and National Networks working on the implementation of fisheries CLLD took place in a webinar format.

The European Week of Regions and Cities (#EURegionsWeek) is the biggest annual Brussels-based event dedicated to cohesion policy. It comprises workshops, labs and debates in which cities and regions showcase their capacity to create growth and jobs and prove the importance of the local and regional level for good European governance.

At the initiative of DG MARE, the FARNET Support Unit organised for the first time in an online format organising its 11th transnational seminar for FLAGs from the Mediterranean and Black Sea. It focussed on some of the common challenges faced in these sea basins such as the viability and sustainability of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism in Mediterranean and Black Sea

L’Unità di assistenza FARNET è lieta di invitarvi ad un webinar sul ruolo dei FLAG nel rilancio economico e sociale delle comunità di pesca dopo il lockdown.