The Integrated Maritime Policy (IMP) of the European Union (EU) is a holistic approach to all sea-related EU policies. It is based on the idea that the Union can draw higher returns from its maritime space with less impact on the environment by coordinating its wide range of interlinked activities related to oceans, seas and coasts. Hence, the IMP aims at strengthening the blue economy, encompassing all sea-based economic activities.
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Map of the Week - Fishing Fleet by Type of Gear This map shows the distribution of different fishing gear used by the fishing fleets of EU and EEA countries. |
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Interview at the Sealogy fair in Ferrara on sustainable blue economy Not only EMFAF: what the EU Commission is doing for the sustainable blue economy - Angela Lamboglia, Novità - 24 November 2022 |
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Workshop on Algae and Blue Bioeconomy The workshop on Algae and Blue Bioeconomy will take place in Rome on 12/12/2022 back to back with EU4Algae and AlgaEurope Start date: 12/12/2022 - 08:00 Last update: 22/11/22 |
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Education for Climate Challenge: Students become Data Providers! Schools across Europe are invited to participate in the Education for Climate Coalition challenge "Be a scientist! Mapping climate change at seas & waterways" to experience science & research and mapping data from behind the scenes of the European Atlas of the Seas! |
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Map of the Week - Global Sea Surface Temperature Regional Trend The map shows the spatial distribution of the mean sea surface temperature trends over the Global Ocean since 1993. Sea surface temperature is one of the Essential Climate Variables, defined by the Global Climate Observing System, required for monitoring and characterizing the state of the global climate. |
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Join the European Atlas of the Seas at CommOCEAN 2022 On 30 November – 1 December 2022, the European Atlas of the Seas will participate in the 5th International Marine Science Communication Conference - CommOcean 2022 - in Sète (France). Start date: 30/11/2022 (All day) Last update: 14/11/22 |
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Map of the Week – European Union Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters” This map shows Mission Actions that are undertaken in the framework of the European Union (EU) Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters” which aims to protect and restore the health of our ocean and waters through research and innovation, citizen engagement and blue investments. |
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Map of the week - Marine Protected Areas This map shows the ratio of Marine Protected Area (MPA) and terrestrial area for each European country. MPAs have been set up to protect vulnerable species and ecosystems, to conserve biodiversity and minimise extinction risk, to re-establish ecosystem integrity, to segregate uses to avoid user conflicts, and to enhance the productivity of fish and marine invertebrate populations. |
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European Atlas of the Seas presentation at the Scientix Conference The European Atlas of the Seas will take part in the online 4th Scientix Start date: 18/11/2022 (All day) Last update: 28/10/22 |
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Map of the Week – Macroalgae and Microalgae Production Facilities The Map of the Week shows the algae producing facilities in Europe by production methods. Algae are becoming increasingly popular in Europe for food, as a source material for use in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, nutrition or energy (biofuel). Companies across Europe are now harvesting, cultivating, or processing them to create high-value products. |
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