Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer

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Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea Meeting with Commissioner K. Vella March 1st, 2016

Ifremer : a leading institute in marine sciences An integrated research institute covering all marine sciences and technology disciplines: living and mineral resources, environment, geosciences, oceanography, marine economy, observation technologies A large scope of activities : research, engineering, monitoring, infrastructures Missions Develop marine research in order to better understand (preserve and exploit) marine ecosystems Technological development and transfer Perform environmental assessment and monitoring missions, support to public policies Conceive and operate large-scale Research Infrastructures (French Oceanographic Fleet)

Facilities and infrastructures • 3 research Vessels • 3 Coastal Vessels Underwater vehicles Data centers Pourquoi pas? L’Europe Victor 6000 Coriolis Cersat

Research activities Ocean dynamics Marine biodiversity Biotechnologies and bio-prospection Sustainable aquaculture and fisheries Eco-systemic approach of coastal zones Deep-sea exploration Mineral and energy resources

Ifremer in Europe 60% of Ifremer projects have a European component Ifremer is leader of more than 10 EU projects (H2020, Interreg and calls of DG MARE) Ifremer is active in European Marine Board and Technical groups of DG MARE among others Ifremer is one of the main French actors in the IMP and the implementation of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (5 DCF campaigns launched since Oct. 14), the Water Framework Directive (coastal waters), the Common Fisheries Policy (DCF) Ifremer is part of EMODNET, coordinates SeaDataNet Ifremer participated to the Aora-CSA Workshop (onset of the Galway Statement) for the Atlantic Basin and is also part of the BlueMed initiative

What possible improvement ? Better complementarity/synergy between DGs: DG MARE (Atlantic Action Plan) and DG RESEARCH (AORA H2020 project) common reporting process to DG MARE and DG ENV for EMODNET and implementation of directives DG GROW, DG MARE and DG RESEARCH for funding in the field of observation Better coordination of environmental and European policies, for instance research policy Enhance cross-cutting approaches, for instance monitoring / research Funding for observation ERIC Euro-ARGO (2017-2020); Deep ARGO; Bio-ARGO An integrated « Ocean » approach in European calls

Major research challenges An integrated observation network Long-term data collection Observation technologies (integration, miniaturization, cost lowering) Ocean and climate Strong interaction observation / modelling, improved predictability (seasonal,…) Ocean atmosphere interface Sustainable use of resources Ecosystemic approach of fisheries Aquaculture : seek for some real breakthroughs towards sustainable, spatial planning of infrastructures Environmental monitoring Ecological functioning of coastal areas Marine litters : dissemination mechanisms and impacts Marine geosciences (natural hazards) Understanding biodiversity and deep-sea ecosystems