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Vijesti o po\u0161tenom ribarstvu, zdravim morima i \u017eivahnim ribarskim zajednicama<\/i><\/b><\/span><\/h4>\n

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20\/10 LIFE Welcomes the EC Vision 2040\u2019s Recognition of Small-Scale Fisheries<\/b><\/p>\n

The European Commission unveiled its <\/span>Vision 2040 for fisheries and aquaculture<\/span><\/a>, establishing a 15-year framework for the sector to transition to a more resilient, sustainable and competitive future.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

On the basis of its<\/span> \u201cRethinking Fisheries\u201d vision<\/span><\/a>, promoted with partner Seas At Risk (SAR) and a group of multistakeholder experts, LIFE welcomes the Commission\u2019s explicit commitment to a fair transition toward low-impact, climate-neutral activities, viewing it as an encouraging step towards a supportive framework for small-scale coastal fishers. LIFE has analysed the document and provided its views<\/a><\/span>, urging decision-makers to now translate visionary\u00a0 projections into enforceable, tangible outcomes that coastal communities can rely on at sea.<\/span><\/p>\n

In particular, LIFE welcomes the direct support announced for small-scale fishers in the upcoming Ocean Act and the announcement of a Blue Generational Renewal Strategy in 2027.<\/span><\/p>\n

Crucially, omitting any need to reform the CFP in the Vision is positive news. LIFE hopes this will be reflected in the upcoming publication of the Commission\u2019s work programme 2027, where the focus should be on delivering a robust CFP implementation and enforcement plan. Without this, the EC\u2019s Vision 2040 risks remaining well-intentioned rhetoric that changes little on the water.<\/span><\/p>\n

12-13\/10 A New Generation Steps Forward with the LIFE Youth Network Launch<\/b><\/p>\n

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Participants to the Youth Summit, \u00a9LIFE<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Young fishers and community advocates gathered in Brussels to launch the Low Impact Fishers of Europe (LIFE) Youth Network. The <\/span>Make Fishing Fair Youth Summit<\/span><\/i>, organised in cooperation with Blue Ventures under the Make Fishing Fair Campaign, brought together 20 young representatives from nine European countries alongside experienced mentors to demand a stronger voice in shaping the future of low-impact fishing.<\/span><\/p>\n

The <\/span>Low Impact Fishers of Europe (LIFE) Youth Network aims to unite young fishers and fishing community members to organise and shape the future of small-scale fisheries, ensuring that the next generation has a real voice in decisions shaping our seas, livelihoods and coastal communities, rather than simply inheriting decisions made by previous generations.<\/span><\/p>\n

The delegates presented a number of key demands directly to high-level EU policymakers, including European Commission Director-General Charlina Vitcheva, who addressed the summit on Behalf of DG Mare, with a special attention being given to fairer fisheries policies. The core demands were the following, and the complete <\/span>Poziv na akciju<\/span><\/a> was sent to representatives of all European Institutions:<\/span><\/p>\n