street fishing | urban fishing

street fishing [ urban fishing ]

urban area [ urbanised region | urban region | Metropolitan area(STW) ]

town planning [ city planning | community planning | town development | urban design | urban development policy | urban planning | urban planning scheme | urban management(UNBIS) | urban planning(UNBIS) ]

fishing industry [ fishing | fishing activity | fisheries(UNBIS) ]

community support officer | countryside ranger | community safety warden | street warden

urban redevelopment [ urban renewal ]

urban enumerator

sustainable urban mobility | urban sustainable mobility

As part of the preparations for the next programming period for the national rural development plans, this Community initiative can now be extended to cover all regions (through axis 4 of the EMFF for fisheries and ITI for urban areas) to complement the multi-fund approach which can be used to finance projects that fall within the scope of several funds in one territory or in a mixed rural/urban or urban/coastal, etc. territory.

Various new EU funds can also benefit coastal and maritime tourism through multi-sectoral projects focusing on innovation, for example under integrated urban development (in the European Regional Development Fund), under sustainable development of fisheries dependent areas (in the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund) and under rural development (in the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development).

D. whereas fisheries are one of the main human activities carried out in the marine environment, contributing to the availability of food supplies and having tremendous importance, especially for certain coastal communities, and are thus an essential element of the Integrated Maritime Policy; whereas it should be recalled that fishing activities often have significant adverse impacts on marine ecosystems, owing to the variety and quantity of the fish stocks exploited; whereas fisheries are also the sector most affected by the many uses and activities taking place in the marine environment, such as maritime transport and tourism, or urban and coastal develop ...[+++]ment, marine pollution, extractive industries and renewable energies, whose impacts may be cumulative with those resulting from fishing activities;

D. whereas fisheries are one of the main human activities carried out in the marine environment, contributing to the availability of food supplies and having tremendous importance, especially for certain coastal communities, and are thus an essential element of the Integrated Maritime Policy; whereas it should be recalled that fishing activities often have significant adverse impacts on marine ecosystems, owing to the variety and quantity of the fish stocks exploited; whereas fisheries are also the sector most affected by the many uses and activities taking place in the marine environment, such as maritime transport and tourism, or urban and coastal develop ...[+++]ment, marine pollution, extractive industries and renewable energies, whose impacts may be cumulative with those resulting from fishing activities;