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Presentation to Atlantic Monitoring
Workshop
Brussels, 24th March, 2015
Kieran Moylan, NWRA, Ireland
Regis Kalaydjian, IFREMER, France
Investing in our common future
MARNET - Key objectives
 Establish a Formal Network of Marine Socio Economists.
 Construct Data base of comprehensive, comparable and reproducible Marine Socio- Economic data for Atlantic regions.
 Create an Atlas of Marine Socio Economic Indicators
publicly available.
 Put in Place Practical Initiatives in partner regions utilising
the database and atlas.
Marnet Partnership
Eligible areas
BMW Regional Assembly
(Lead Partner)
IRELAND
NUI Galway
Socio Economic Marine
Research Unit
(SEMRU)
IRELAND
Fundacion AZTI
Spain
University of Basque
Country
Spain
CIIMAR
Portugal
Ifremer
France
Region Bretagne
France
University of Stirling,
Scotland.
INVESTING IN OUR COMMON FUTURE
Marnet: Database Framework
 Objectives
• Develop a set of comparable data on maritime
activities in the Atlantic Area
• Analyse Atlantic maritime economy development
• Define economic and geographical dimensions
• Compile a common set of quantitative data:
accounting indicators
• Use Eurostat statistical classifications: NACE and
NUTS
The Atlas
Scale: NUTS 0, NUTS 2, NUTS 3
and LAU1 Atlantic Regions.
Data years 2008 - 2012
15 sectors of data
52 NACE codes, each
containing business indicators
and proxy data
Section
Shipping & Maritime Transport
Marine Based Tourism
Marine Leisure
Sea Fisheries, Aquaculture and Sea Food Processing
Oil & Gas Exploration and Production
Other mining and quarrying
Marine manufacturing
Construction
Marine Renewable Energy
Education
Research and Development, High Tech Marine Services
Inland water transport
Public Services
Maritime insurance
TOTAL LAYERS
No Layers
34
45
40
31
16
17
29
28
11
27
16
9
6
1
310
Practical Initiatives
 Practical initiatives rolled-out in each Member State,
utilising the collected data e.g:
• Study of maritime transport,
• Competitiveness and vulnerability index of marine
economies
• Economic contribution of cruise port
• Comparisons of value of marine sectors across regions
• Sub-supply synergies between shipbuilding and marine
energy sectors
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MARNET- Current Status
 Marnet Project winds up on 30th April 2015
 Final Steering Committee meeting 31st March in
Brussels to consider work programme for possible
new application and potential work packages
 Funding application will be subject to assessment
under the Atlantic Area Interreg programme (late
2015)?
 Preliminary discussions have taken place on:
• Update and extension of existing indicator framework
• Addition of new indicator data and new studies
• Addressing data needs identified by DG MARE
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Atlas is linked through the
http://marnetproject.eu/ website.
Also accessible through
http://marnet.locationcentre.co.uk/