Outcomes of work package 6: Managing and assessing social, economic, and biological impacts and risks

Reports

• Scientific report on current fisheries sector economics for selected fleet components in perspective of potential meso-pelagic resource exploitation
  Lead: Wageningen University
• Results from fact finding interviews, focus group meetings and stakeholder analysis covering managers, industry, NGOs, general public and other relevant stakeholders
  Lead: Wageningen University together with Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)
  
  
• Scientific report on economic perspectives, efficiency, projections for fleet components potentially exploiting mesopelagic resources, and the processing sector
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8) together with Wageningen University
  
  
• Report on e-learning courses/webinars
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)

Databases

• Data sets made available with standard design and format
  Lead: Wageningen University together with Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)

Courses/webinars

• The DISPLACE Model
  A Spatial Bio-Economic Model to support Economically Viable and Sustainable Fisheries –Application to Potential Mesopelagic Fishery
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)
  
  
• Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) of Mesopelagic Fishing
  Including climate impacts in social cost-benefit analysis of mesopelagic fishing
  Lead: Wageningen University

Workshops

• Stakeholder meeting on selection of extreme outcomes to be evaluated by experts in task 6.2
  Lead: Wageningen University
  
  
• Stakeholder meeting on objectives of concern among stakeholders identified, including their acceptable limits and possible additional measures
  Lead: Wageningen University
  
  
• Stakeholder meeting to discuss initial management strategy evaluations
  Lead: Wageningen University
  
  
• Workshop with work package 5, 6 and 7 
  Lead: World Maritime University (work package 7)
  
  
• Regional stakeholder and full-feedback workshop on data, parameter, method, and results exchange and on sustainable fisheries, harvest strategies, and resilience of the system
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package 8)
  
  Report of the industry workshop of the MEESO project held on 29 March 2021 by A. Schadeberg, M.L. Kraan & R.A. Groeneveld
  
  
• Demonstration of innovative assessment models, advisory methods, and management evaluation tools
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark

Advice

• Report on input to national, regional, European and international advisory bodies
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark

Scientific papers

• Scientific papers from the MEESO project

Public outreach

• The MEESO project will publish news on the meeso.org website and make regular press releases etc. 
  Lead: Technical University of Denmark (work package)