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Partners

The Partnership consists of national fisheries research organisations from countries around the North Sea, representative fishers' associations, and the North Sea Commission, supported by specialist advisers. The Partnership is coordinated by Aberdeenshire Council, Scotland. Currently, the participants are:

 

  • Aberdeenshire Council, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • North Sea Commission, Telemark, Norway
  • Department of Sea Fisheries, Oostende,  Belgium,
  • Danmarks Fiskeriundersøgelse, Charlottenlund, Denmark
  • Danmarks Fiskeriforening, Esbjerg, Denmark
  • National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations, Grimsby, England
  • CEFAS, Lowestoft, England
  • Bundesforschungsanstalt für Fischerei, Hamburg, Germany
  • Deutscher Fischerei Verband, Hamburg, Germany
  • Stichting van de Nederlandse Visserij, Rijswijk, The Netherlands
  • Netherlands Institute for Fisheries Research (RIVO), IJmuiden, The Netherlands
  • Norges Fiskarlag, Egersund, Norway,
  • Institute of Marine Research, Bergen, Norway
  • Fisheries Research Services Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Scottish Fishermen's Federation, Aberdeen, Scotland
  • Institute of Marine Research, Lysekil, Sweden
  • Sveriges Fiskares Riksforbund, Finspåg, Sweden

The Partnership works closely with:

 

  • The International Council for Exploration of the Sea (ICES), Copenhagen, Denmark
  • The European Commission, DG Fish, Brussels, Belgium
 

Statement from General Assembly 2010

Statement on the prevention of oil spills in the North Sea Region.

The General Assembly of the North Sea Commission, held in Stavanger (Norway) on 18 June 2010, expressed their real concerns in respect of the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. The General Assembly urges all governments to urgently investigate the risks which exist in the North Sea.

The North Sea is of fundamental importance to the lives of its inhabitants and the economies of all the countries around the North Sea.


North Sea Region 2020

The timetable for North Sea Region 2020 activities in 2010 are as follows;

  • 17 - 18 March; Stakeholder Conference in Newcastle supported by UK Government and NSC. External link to presentations and Final report
  • 13 April; "Europe's macro-region: Integration through territorial co-operation". Hosted by the CoR in Brussels. Info and Presentations.
  • 20 May; "Working together to Manage the Resources of the North Sea and Channel, Workshop in Oviedo during Maritime Day. More info here and report NSC seminar.
  • 16 - 17 June; Joint NSC and Interreg conference in Stavanger "The North Sea Region 2020". Draft programme 23.04.10

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