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Policy Recommendations For a More Circular Aquaculture

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 14 Jun 2022Publisher:ZenodoJournal:iFishIENCi (Policy Brief)Publicly fundedFunded by:EC | ASTRAL, EC | iFishIENCi

Authors: Sandra Balsells; Tamás Bardócz; Killian Chary; Daniel Checa Alias; Eva Enyedi; Björgolfur Hávardsson; Frank Kane; +10 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.6641751 , 10.5281/zenodo.6641752

Policy Recommendations For a More Circular Aquaculture

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Abstract

The following policy recommendations aim to help the EU aquaculture sector to apply a circular-economy approach in order to participate in the green transition set by the European Green Deal: Define circularity in aquaculture Define a common methodology to measure circularity in aquaculture Increase circularity in aquaculture production by increasing circularity in feed production and by valorising aquaculture wastes (effluent and sludge) Encourage sectorial and cross-sectorial co-governance

Related Organizations

Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine
Ireland
Marine Institute
Ireland

Keywords

Circular economy, aquaculture, RAS, IMTA

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