June 2017 |
Managing Authorities and National Networks will help FLAGs go beyond “business as usual”
Managing Authorities and National Networks met last May in Brussels to work on the implementation of fisheries CLLD. The main focus of the meeting was on ensuring FLAGs become operational as soon as possible, on addressing monitoring and evaluation-related issues such as data collection, and on encouraging innovative projects by FLAGs, including through cooperation.
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Social inclusion and CLLD
The FARNET seminar “Social inclusion for vibrant fishing communities” took place in late March in Jūrmala, Latvia and was designed to help FLAGs integrate social inclusion into their strategies, share experiences on cooperating with relevant stakeholder organisations and address the social challenges of their areas. The report from the seminar, in a re-designed format, is available on the event's page on the FARNET website.
  
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| Editor : European Commission,
Directorate-General
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