Lot 1: Personnel protective equipment; Lot 2: Fishery inspection material; Lot 3: Outfits for working at sea.
The link to the tender documents will be public on 07/08/2023.
Lot 1: Personnel protective equipment; Lot 2: Fishery inspection material; Lot 3: Outfits for working at sea.
The link to the tender documents will be public on 07/08/2023.
The Administrative Board is made up of one representative of each Member States and six representatives of the European Commission. The chairperson elected from among the European Commission representatives or the deputy chairperson shall convene and chair the meetings of the Board and determine its agenda. The Administrative Board was constituted at its first meeting held on 1 February 2006. At its second meeting held on 14 June 2006 in Vigo, Spain, the Administrative Board appointed the first Executive Director of the Agency.
The Executive Director and the representative appointed by the Advisory Board take part in the deliberations without the right to vote.
Chair: Mr Fabrizio Donatella
Deputy Chair: Mr Yiannos Kiriakou
Note that each application shall contain the following documents:
A detailed curriculum vitae in European format that can be obtained at the following address https://europa.eu/europass/en
A duly completed and signed declaration of honour: Declaration of Honour.
A motivation letter of 2 pages maximum including a clear mention of the post applied for and of your address for correspondence and for invitation to interview.
These three documents should be sent by electronic mail only to:
The Advisory Board advises the Executive Director of the Agency and ensures close cooperation with stakeholders. The Advisory Board is composed of representatives of the Advisory Councils, on the basis of one representative designated by each Advisory Council. The meetings of the Advisory Board are chaired by the Executive Director.
A representative of the Advisory Board takes part in the deliberations of the Administrative Board meetings without the right to vote. The Advisory Board representative in the EFCA Administrative Board is appointed in accordance with the yearly rotation system agreed by its members.
The Advisory Councils are stakeholdered organisations composed of representatives from the industry and other groups of interest:
Aquaculture Advisory Council (AAC)
Baltic Sea Advisory Council (BSAC)
Black Sea Advisory Council (BlSAC)
Long Distance Advisory Council (LDAC)
Market Advisory Council (MAC)
Mediterranean Advisory Council (MEDAC)
North Sea Advisory Council (NSAC)
North Western Waters Advisory Council (NWWAC)
Outermost regions Advisory Council (ORAC)
Pelagic Advisory Council (PelAC)
South Western Waters Advisory Council (SWWAC)
The Advisory Councils are embedded in EFCA’s Communication strategy as key partners. They provide the European Commission and EU countries with recommendations on fisheries management matters.
http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/partners/advisory-councils/index_en.htm
The EFCA participates in the relevant meetings of the executive committees and workings groups of the Advisory Councils when there are issues referring to EFCA competences in the agendas.
Note that each application shall contain the following documents:
A detailed curriculum vitae in European format that can be obtained at the following address https://europa.eu/europass/en
A duly completed and signed declaration of honour: Declaration of Honour.
A motivation letter of 2 pages maximum including a clear mention of the post applied for and of your address for correspondence and for invitation to interview.
These three documents should be sent by electronic mail only to:
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Die Europäische Fischereiaufsichtsagentur ist eine Agentur der Europäischen Union. Der Auftrag der Agentur besteht in der Förderung der höchsten gemeinsamen Standards für die Kontrolle, Inspektion und Überwachung im Rahmen der GFP. Die EFCA erfüllt ihren Auftrag mit höchstmöglicher Fachkompetenz und Transparenz, um nicht nur das nötige Vertrauen und die erforderliche Zusammenarbeit aller Beteiligten zu erreichen, sondern auch wirksam und effizient zu operieren.
Die Regierungen der Europäischen Union einigten sich im Zuge der Reform der Fischereipolitik im Jahr 2002 darauf, die Fischereiaufsichtsagentur zu errichten, um im Fischereisektor europaweit eine Kultur der Rechtstreue zu fördern. Im April 2005 erließen sie mit der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 768/2005 die dafür erforderlichen Rechtsvorschriften. Vorrangige Aufgabe der Agentur ist es, die Koordinierung und Zusammenarbeit zwischen den nationalen Überwachungs- und Kontrolltätigkeiten so zu organisieren, dass die Vorschriften der Gemeinsamen Fischereipolitik befolgt und wirksam angewandt werden.
Der zusätzliche Nutzen der Arbeit der Agentur liegt in ihrem Beitrag zu europaweit gleichen Wettbewerbsbedingungen für den Fischereisektor, damit europäische Verpflichtungen von allen erfüllt werden und alle Akteure des Sektors unabhängig davon, wo sie operieren, gleich behandelt werden. Außerdem trägt sie zu nachhaltiger Fischerei bei, indem sie die Befolgung der Erhaltungs- und Bewirtschaftungsmaßnahmen zum Wohle der heutigen und der künftigen Generationen verbessert.
Sie hat ihren Sitz in Vigo, Spanien.
Der Beirat berät den Direktor der Agentur und gewährleistet eine enge Zusammenarbeit mit den betroffenen Parteien. Der Beirat besteht aus Vertretern der Beratungsgremien, wobei jedes Beratungsgremium einen Vertreter entsendet. Den Vorsitz im Beirat führt der Direktor.
Die Beratungsgremien sind Interessenorganisationen, denen Vertreter der Industrie und anderer Interessengruppen angehören. Zusätzlich zu den sieben nachfolgend aufgeführten Beratungsgremien ist in der neuen GFP die Einrichtung von vier neuen Beratungsgremien für das Schwarze Meer, Aquakultur, Märkte und Gebiete in äußerster Randlage vorgesehen.
Beratungsgremium für südwestliche Gewässer
Beratungsgremium für die Fernfischerei
Beratungsgremium für das Mittelmeer
Beratungsgremium für pelagische Bestände
Beratungsgremium für nordwestliche Gewässer
Beratungsgremium für die Nordsee
Die Beratungsgremien sind als zentrale Partner in die Kommunikationsstrategie der EFCA eingebunden. Sie unterbreiten der Europäischen Kommission und den EU-Mitgliedstaaten Empfehlungen zu Themen der Fischereibewirtschaftung.
http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/partners/advisory-councils/index_en.htm
Die EFCA nimmt an den maßgeblichen Sitzungen der Exekutivausschüsse und Arbeitsgruppen der Beratungsgremien teil, wenn sich Punkte der Tagesordnung auf die Zuständigkeiten der EFCA beziehen.
This Call for Expressions of Interest was published in the Official Journal S119 on 22/06/2021 and the list resulting from this CEI is valid until 21/06/2026.
The European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) is a European Union (EU) body established under Regulation (EU) 2019/473 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 March 2019 in order to ensure uniform and effective application of the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) by organizing operational coordination of fisheries control and inspection activities by the Member States and to assist them to cooperate.
EFCA also assists the EU in its relations with third countries and Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs), in accordance with Article 30 of Regulation (EU) No 1380/2013 on the CFP which establishes that “The Union shall, including through the European Fisheries Control Agency ("the Agency"), cooperate with third countries and international organisations dealing with fisheries, including Regional Fisheries Management Organisations, to strengthen compliance with measures, especially those to combat IUU fishing, in order to ensure that measures adopted by such international organisations are strictly adhered to.”
EFCA is increasingly involved in capacity building activities projects concerning EU Member States and third countries. For this reason, EFCA needs specific external expertise to support its capacity building activities on legal, technical, training and operational aspects.
Moreover, in 2016, the mandate of EFCA was amended and extended to cover the EU cooperation on coast guard functions. The objective of this amendment was to improve cooperation and coordination between the relevant EU Agencies, namely EFCA, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and the European Border Guard Agency (Frontex) in order to enhance synergies between their respective services. This allows the three Agencies to provide more efficient and cost effective cross-sector and multipurpose services to national authorities carrying out coast guard functions. In this framework, EFCA will need specific external expertise to support coast guard functions[1] at national and/or EU level, and where appropriate at international level by elaborating guidelines, recommendations and best practices with a view to enhancing the exchange of information and cooperation
EFCA invites expressions of interest with a view to drawing up lists of experts to assist in its capacity building activities and cooperation on coast guard functions at EU level.
Natural persons interested are invited to submit an application in accordance with the rules set out in the notice for the purpose specified. EFCA will draw up a list of experts who meet the criteria laid down in sections IV.2 and IV.3 of the notice.
Through the establishment of a list of external experts, EFCA aims to cover its needs for expertise that may arise in the framework of its capacity building activities and cooperation on coast guard functions at EU level. This CEI concerns the specific fields as listed in section II.3 of the notice. This table provides an overview of the fields of expertise, expected tasks and specific requirements. (insert pdf of table)
Validity of the list resulting from this CEI
The list resulting from this CEI will be valid until 21/06/2026.
Natural persons interested may submit an application at any time prior to the last three months of validity of the list, until 21/03/2026.
Administrative forms
Natural persons interested are requested to complete the electronic Application Form and to provide evidence of all documents as required.
Questions
Any requests for additional information must be made in writing only to: CEI2021@efca.europa.eu
Replies to requests for additional information will be provided to all applicants who have contacted the EFCA.
Data Protection Clause
The personal data collected by the EFCA in the applications is processed pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2018/1725 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2018 on the protection of personal data by the EU institutions and bodies. It is processed solely for the purpose of determining the inclusion of the applicant in the CEI list and, subsequently, the possible offer of a contract as an external expert.
Files relating to the selection of applicants including personal data will be retained in the service in charge of the call for expressions of interest concerned until the end of the procedure for which it is submitted, and in the archives for at least five years from the date on which the European Parliament grants discharge for the budgetary year of the closure of the call for expressions of interest. Files relating to unsuccessful applicants will be retained in the service in charge of the call for expressions of interest concerned until the end of the procedure for which it is submitted, and in the archives for 2 years following the closing of the call for expressions of interest. The above limits can be extended until the end of a possible audit if one started before the end of the above periods.
In compliance with the ex post transparency requirement outlined in section VI.2 of the notice, the experts’ names and the subject of the contracts will be published on EFCA’s website no later than 30 June of the year following contract award. Where an expert has concluded a contract of more than €15 000, the name, the locality (region of origin), amount, and subject of the contract will be published. The information will be removed two years after the year of contract award.
The applicant has the right of access to his/her personal data and the right to rectify any such data that is inaccurate or incomplete. Should the applicant have any queries concerning the processing of his/her personal data, these shall be addressed to the Head of Unit Coast Guard and International Programmes. The applicant has right of recourse at any time to the European Data Protection Supervisor.
[1] I. Maritime safety, including vessel traffic management; II. Maritime, ship and port security; III. Maritime customs activities; IV. The prevention and suppression of trafficking and smuggling and connected maritime law enforcement; V. Maritime border control; VI. Maritime monitoring and surveillance; VII. Maritime environmental protection and response; VIII. Maritime search and rescue; IX. Ship casualty and maritime assistance service; X. Maritime accident and disaster response; XI. Fisheries inspection and control and XII. Activities related to the above CGF.
EFCA’s calls for expression of interest are a means to set up a list of external experts of natural persons. The external experts will be assigned a particular task relating to the field of the call for expression of interest in question, where that task is to be performed by an external expert.