Community-driven ocean farming

Restoring our oceans and waters by 2030 requires the cooperation of all stakeholders – including ocean farmers.

Transport and Mobility

Climate Change and Environment

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That is why the C-FAARER project is developing sustainable business models geared towards helping ocean farmers in the Atlantic and Arctic Sea basins implement best practices in regenerative aquaculture. The project is working with local communities to co-create economically feasible, site-specific solutions. It also looks to support local skill development and capacity building and to establish synergies between key decision makers and farmers, suppliers and buyers. The end goal is to create a sustainable, community-driven aquaculture value chain.

Keywords

C-FAARER, synergy, growth, green transition, climate-neutral, energy, renewables, CINEA, transport, shipping, European Green Deal, green hydrogen, greenhouse gas emission, carbon footprint, CO2, renewable energy, climate action, wind propulsion