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Centro Tecnológico del Mar, Fundación CETMAR as a specialized interface for the marine realm. COCKLES project as an example. Rosa Fernández Otero (rfernandez@cetmar.org) Head of Technology Promotion and Transfer Department, CETMAR H2020 Project MARINA Workshop: Enhancing ethics and economics in aquaculture Brussels, 25th March, 2019.
Blue economy context in Galicia
In 2016, Spain was the second contributor of the
EU in terms of GVA (13,3 %, EUR 23.200 million)
representing also one fifth of the blue economy
employment.
Contribution of the Blue Economy to the national GDP
Source: EC, The 2018 anual economic report on EU Blue Economy
Galicia • The seafood industry (2017)
1.659 km of coast, 32,8% of Spain, Source INE Aprox. 250 companies (canning, freezing, other)
Aprox. 13.166 jobs
• Fisheries and aquaculture (2017) Turnover aprox. EUR 6.482 million €
Source: Conxemar-Zona Franca, 2018 and pescadegalicia.gal
4.465 fishing vessels (77,7% SSF = 53% employment)
2.641 aquaculture firms • Shipbuilding
11.377 direct jobs on fisheries Aprox. 120 companies
5.229 direct jobs on aquaculture Aprox. 14.000 jobs
Turnover EUR 2.000 million
Turnover EUR 716 million € Source: Aclunaga
(Source OCUPESCA 2017, XUGA)
• Maritime Transport…
• Coastal tourism…
Our core scientific network
40+4 Centres / Institutes/ Faculties
>170 research groups
>1800 researchers
Galicia RIS3 Acknowledges that the coast area and the marine environment are considered to be strategic for the region due to the great ecological, cultural, social and economic footprint of the sea in Galicia. Tecnological specialisation strategy in Galicia 2014-2020 Source: Smart Specialisation Strategy Galicia 2014-2020 (XUGA)
The dimensions of RRI
➢ Diversity and inclusiveness
➢ Openness and transparency
➢ Anticipation and reflection
➢ Responsiveness and
adaptiveness to change
●Key themes
oEthics and research integrity
oOpen access
oGender equality
oPublic engagement
oGovernance
oScience literacy
RRI in the Regional sphere ✓ In MARIE, partners from 8 regions face these challenges together in the context of their Smart Specialisation priority Sectors. Their objective is to improve regional public policy that supports delivery of RRI to enterprises’ product, process and service design, production and distribution. Changes are expected in projects funded by policy instruments and in policy management structures and strategic focus, including integration of RRI criteria and RRI as a horizontal concept. ✓ MARIE achieves this through exchanging experiences on 3 types of support action contained in the RRI framework: Quadruple Helix; Open Innovation; Information & Tools for RRI application. ✓ One of the initiatives launched in Galicia consists in a working group to discuss and suggest actions to fully embed RRI into the regional research and innovation policies and instruments, supplementing the RIS. CETMAR makes part of this group.
MARIE Project
• Programme: Interreg st Europe
• Duration: 5 years (1 January 2017-31st December 2021)
• 10 Partners from 8 EU regions
Objective: Improve regional public policy that supports delivery of RRI
in design, production and distribution of innovations in S3sectors.
MARIE achieves this through the following mechanisms:
✓ Exchange of experiences on 3 types of support action contained in the
RRI framework: Quadruple Helix; Open Innovation; Information & Tools for RRI
application.
✓ Study Visits
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Activities performed in Galician
Region so far
➢ Analysis of the general situation of RRI in the Region
➢ Good Practices identification in R+D and innovation
activities in both bussinesses and public
administration initiatives.
➢ Participation in the Interregional Learning Events
together with the rest of the project partners
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Creation of Regional Stakeholder
Group for RRI in the Region
In order to discuss and suggest actions to fully embed RRI into the
regional research and innovation policies and instruments,
supplementing the RIS3. CETMAR makes part of this group.
Some of the issues currently under discussion are:
RRI Award to the most innovative
regional initiative
Introducing RRI Principles in
regional funding schemes and
initiatives (i.e. calls for proposals)
as a compulsory element in
innovation projects
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CETMAR
It was set up as a public interest foundation in 2001 with
headquarters in Vigo (Galicia, Spain)
We work for the improvement of the status of the marine
environment and ecosystems, for the sustainable development of
the marine and maritime activities and for the well-being of the
communities that depend on these.Our Board of Trustees
Our mission
Coordination
and interdisciplinary integration of marine science
and technology resources
Stakeholder Consulting body for
engagement and multi- policy-makers and for the
actor perspective industry
Prospection, promotion and transfer of marine
knowledge and technology with openness and
transparencyOur interests in aquaculture
Marine
spatial
planning
Marine and Seafood
coastal processing,
environmental security and
protection safety
Research
Marine projects,
biodiversity Marine
and networks and biotechnlogy
ecosystems platforms Foresight,
Social science-
based studies communication,
and engagement
consultancy and knowledge
Cooperation for transfer
Fisheries and development.
International Climate change
aquaculture
dimension
...
Marine
observation Training, O.
services and literacy &
technologies outreach and more
Marine
Marine governance Maritime and
renewables and coastal shipping
communitiesOur activity (2017)
49 research projects and services
40 national and international events
39 new proposals
100 visits hosted
Multidisciplinary team
45 people (25 permanent)
75% women
16 PhDs
15 disciplines
202 organisations
from 36 countries
55 companies
48 universities
42 public administrations
34 research centres
23 other organisationsCOCKLES in a cockleshell
COCKLES: Co-Operation for Restoring CocKle
SheLlfisheries and its Ecosystem Services in the Atlantic
●Total budget:
Area: EAPA 458/2016
3.612.797,48€
Cockles provide meaningful environmental, societal, cultural
as well as economic benefits to coastal but are threatened by ●EU grant: 2.709.598,11€
disease and sub-optimal management. COCKLES project will
●Duration: 3 years
restore and increase cockle production and the services it
provides in the Atlantic Area. For this, it will address the ●Start date: 01/10/2017
characterisation and health of natural populations, study the
●Countries:
main threats to the species, increase the understading of the
role cockles play in the environment, the services it provides to ES, PT, FR, IE, UK
nature and their value to humans, develop tools and
●Full partners: 12
techniques to increase production, enhance biodiversity and
improve management of this emblematic asset. ●Associated partners: 10COCKLES in a cockleshell
Cockle production in Galicia (datasource: Plataforma pescadegalicia)List of partners
1. Centro Tecnológico del Mar – Fundación CETMAR 9. Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru
2. Consellería do Mar – Xunta de Galicia 14. Marine Institute Ireland
3. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela 15. IFREMER
4. Université de Bordeaux 16. Fédération des Societés pour l’Etude, la Protection, et
5. University College Cork l’Améngagement de la Nature dans le Sud-Ouest
6. Bangor University 17. Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique –
7. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor – NERC Délégation Aquitaine
8. Groupe de’Etude des Milieux Estuariens et Littoriaux 18. Confraría de Pescadores San Antonio de Cambados
9. Instituto Portugués do Mar e da Atmósfera- IP 19. Secretaría Xeral de Calidade e Avaliación Ambiental –
10. Universidade de Aveiro Xunta de Galicia
11. Fac. de Ciências. Universidade de Lisboa 20. INTECMAR
12. Université de Caen 21. Formosa, Cooperativa de Viveiristas da Ría Formosa,
CRL
22. Instituto de Conservaçao da Natureza e das FlorestasWP Structure
WP1: Coordination and management
WP2: Communication
WP3: Capitalization
WP7: Procedures
WP4: Baseline WP8: Quantifying
WP5: Identification WP6: Modelling for developing
assessment: biodiversity,
of major threats and flows: Larval cockle culture,
Characterising economic and
trends affecting dispersal and supporting genetic
populations, societal
cockle beds in the trophic breeding for
reproductive health benefits from
Atlantic Area cascades resistance to
and genetics cockles
marteiliosisExpected outputs
Strategies for capiralization and Outputs to capitalize
SH Management Cultivation Restoration Market
empowerment & conservation. enhancement
Ecosystem Svs.
Maps and datasets of cockle populations Cockels environmental function
Reproductive health survey
Population genetics
Ecosystem Services Assessment
Risk management guidelines (incl. Pathogens, NIS…)
Basic information for selective breeding
Larvae dispersal
Guidelines for cultivation GIS platform
Spreadsheet for decision support
& promotion from an ecosystem
Co-created management plan Guidelines and action plan for restoration services perspectiveCOCKLES main partners are committed to actively
listen to stakeholders and learn about their
expectations and concerns regarding cockles
across the Atlantic Area and will act consequently
within the limits of the workplan and its resources.
This commitment was presented to COCKLES’
stakeholders at the kick-off.Thank you!!
For more information:
www.cetmar.org
www.cockles-Project.eu
www.interregeurope.eu/marie
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