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- Basins
- Blue economy
- Blue Energy
- Non-living resources
- Size of blue economy
- Tourism
- Blue Bioeconomy
- Algae
- Aquaculture
- Blue Bioeconomy Forum
- Fisheries
- Species
- Advisory groups
- Issues
- Maritime transport
- Maritime policy
- Blue skills
- Ocean governance
- Ocean literacy
- Marine knowledge
- European Atlas of the Seas
- Ocean observation
- Copernicus
- Costs, benefits and needs
- WISE-marine
- Ocean Observation Research Coordination Network
- Data Collection Framework
- Marine Knowledge Expert Group
- European Marine Observation and Data Network
- Inter-service group on marine data
- Governance
- Maritime forum
- Member State Expert Group
- Other Institutions and bodies
- Stakeholder Platform
- Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea
- Commission working groups
- European Maritime Day
- Finance
- Maritime spatial planning and coastal zone management
- Maritime security
- EU policy areas
- Countries
- Archive
Seaweed Forum Wales Ltd (SFW)
Expert(s) : Fiona Trappe
Conwy, United Kingdom
Type of member : Apex Body to Lead Development of New Industry Based on Cultivated Seaweed
Sea basin :
- International (other sea-basins / ocean)
Topics :
Environmental domains :
Main activities :
- Marine / Maritime Business
Formalised as a not for profit company, limited by guarantee, Seaweed Forum Wales (SFW) is now the apex body (the hub, linking Government; Education, Private Sector and Research) to advance and accelerate the development of an industry in Wales based on cultivated seaweed. It prioritises include:
1. To identify investment / funding to translate opportunities into realities.
2. To lobby Welsh Government to ensure seaweed farming achieves the platform needed to maximise benefits across the economy, environment and society – aligning perfectly across all legislative gaols – Well Being of Future Generations (Wales) act 2015.
3. To develop the market and supply chain
4. To facilitate collaborative projects including knowledge transfer
5. In future, to evolve as a membership organisation, representing all stakeholders
Last update: 04/02/2023 | Top |