| Putting learning into practice In 2006, just eight years ago, the European Commission held a first transnational meeting in Oporto, Portugal, to launch a new "territorial approach" to addressing the challenges faced by Europe's fisheries. Axis 4, as it became known, was born and in 2014 we are starting to see the results and learn from this first experiment in local development for fisheries communities.
Zoom: Peer-to-peer learning and mentoring
Three examples from Sweden.
Report: Partners of the sea
Forging a common maritime identity through animation and collective project support in Marennes Oleron (Poitou-Charentes, France).
People: Rita Pamplona
Report: Axis 4 of the EFF, at the forefront of sustainable development in Romania
Two examples in the Danube Delta and South Dobrogea.
Trade winds
Four innovative, area-based development projects in fisheries areas.
Spotlight:Towards a successful implementation of Axis 4
A study on Axis 4 of the European Fisheries Fund (EFF) in 15 Member States estimates that considerable employment benefits and some important qualitative results have already been achieved by FLAGs and beneficiaries.
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