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Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 1 Costs and Benefits of Control Strategies SIXTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME Policy-Oriented Research Jenny Nord, Brussels 3 rd of December 2008

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 2 Outline Background Objectives The consortium Case studies Results and obstacles so far

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 3 Overview Sixth Framework programme (FP6) – policy oriented research Starting date 1st of February months 12 partner institutes + 2 sub contractors 9 case studies/fisheries Overall budget of 1.75 mEuro (1.4 mEuro EC contribution)

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 4 Background Fisheries enforcement theory is a relatively new topic: Limited literature Few empirical studies Currently no comprehensive practical empirically based model of enforcement Little is known about how efficient the enforcement expenditures in the EU are.

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 5 Objectives To conduct a cost benefit analysis of control schemes relevant for the CFP. Fisheries enforcement theory Empirical research A practical computer model of the fisheries enforcement situation

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 6 Output What are the cost and benefits of increased enforcement effort in a particular fishery? What are the impacts of increased penalties for violations of fisheries rules? How do different control schemes compare when the cost of enforcement is taken into account? Is 100 % compliance what we are aiming for?

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 7 The consortium Case studyData fromLead partnerEnforcement issues Northern hakeSpain, FranceAZTIMinimum mesh sizes The Bay of Saint-Brieuc Scallops FranceCEDEMInput restrictions CCAMLR South Georgia/ Kerguelen UK, FranceJRCIUU Ligurian and Northern Tyrrhenian Sea bottom trawling fishery ItalyIREPA Net size, seasonal and area closures, mixed fishery Norwegian fisheriesNorwayNHH Technical restrictions, TAC-restrictions, individual quotas Icelandic cod fisheryIcelandIoES Time/area closures, minimum fish size restrictions, no discarding rules, effort restrictions and ITQ. Dutch beam trawlNetherlandsLEI Quotas, input restrictions, technical measures Kattegat & Skagerrak nephrops fishery DenmarkFOIUndersized lobsters and illegal by catch (Western) Channel FisheriesUKCEMAREGear and access restrictions

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 8 Work packages

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 9 Results and obstacles Results: Literature reviewed published in Marine policy Two working papers within the theoretical work package have been submitted for publication The theoretical model has been finalized The development of the COBECOS programme is in its final stage and fishery specific models have been designed Analysis in the case studies well under way Obstacles: Difficulties in obtaining required data: confidentiality, aggregation level, different national data sources etc.

Brussels on the 3rd of December COBECOS 10 Further information Coordinator: Ragnar Arnason, IoES, Scientific coordinator: Jenny Nord, JRC,