Today the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) presented the three new EFCA´s chartered patrol vessels, which will serve as additional platforms for EU fisheries inspections in European and international waters.
Denmark has established a new Real-Time Closure (RTC) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
Denmark has established a new Real-Time Closure (RTC) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
For the period from the 7 of December 2022 to the 27 of December 2022 24:00 hrs (See more Information).
The European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) has received representatives of the Irish Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) on 20 November on board the EFCA chartered patrol vessel Lundy Sentinel while in Cork Harbour. Together with the SFPA, EFCA has organised an event where it has informed on its air and sea assets, which have recently increased.
Denmark has established two Real-Time Closures (RTCs) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
For the period from the 16 of November 2022 to the 6 of December 2022 24:00 hrs (see more information).
The European Fisheries Control Agency Administrative Board has issued recommendations to guide the work of the Agency for the next five year period. The meeting took place one day after the organisation of a seminar open to EFCA’S stakeholders dedicated to the outcomes of the five year independent external evaluation of the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA).
External evaluations are a key tool in assessing the performance of public bodies such as EFCA. The European Commission underlined the overall positive results on all criteria assessed.
Denmark has established a new Real-Time Closure (RTC) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
For the period from the 28 of September 2022 to the 18 of October 2022 24:00 hrs (See more Information).
Sweden has established a new Real-Time Closure (RTC) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
For the period from the 27 of August 2022 to the 16 of September 2022 24:00 hrs (see more information)
Denmark has established a new Real-Time Closure (RTC) in their waters of The Skagerrak :
For the period from the 30 of July 2022 to the 19 of August 2022 24:00 hrs (See more Information).
The European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) has coordinated a working group of Member States and technical experts to examine the control of Acoustic Deterrent devices (ADDs).
The output of this WG has been the publication of specific guidelines on the control requirements relating to Acoustic Deterrent Devices, as a guidance to assist in the inspection of ADDs.
The document can now be consulted here (bit.ly/3MeNNCE).