Centro Tecnológico del Mar – Fundación CETMAR (Spain)

Centro Tecnológico del Mar – Fundación CETMAR (Spain)

CETMAR is an inter-institutional coordination centre with an interdisciplinary integration of all marine research and technology resources, and was created to address and reinforced the connection between RTD agents and marine and maritime industries. The role of CETMAR covers education and training, scientific RTD and innovation.

 

CETMAR is integrated by 7 broad subject-based divisions: Marine environment/resources control & management, Fisheries Technology, Seafood Technology, Fisheries socio-economics, Technology promotion & transfer, Training and International Cooperation. The staff is skilled in participating in EU programmes. Over the last 5 years CETMAR has successfully coordinated and participated in the following EU projects; FARFISH (H2020), ClimeFish (H2020), PrimeFish (H2020), SAF21 (H2020), MAREFRAME (FP7), EcoFishMan (FP7), STAGES (FP7), OYSTERECOVER (FP7) and PARASITES (FP7). In these projects CETMAR leads the Working Package and Tasks linked to Stakeholder participation, dissemination, communication, exploitation and training.

 

In addition, CETMAR was contracted by DG-Mare, EASME and other relevant EU institutions to develop, among others, the tender EASME/EMFF/2016/029 “Inter-institutional service framework Contract for Better Regulation related activities in Lot 1: Common Fisheries Policy, excluding its international dimension”, the tender EASME/2016 “Knowledge base for growth and innovation in ocean economy: assembly and dissemination of marine data for seabed mapping. LOT NO: 7 – HUMAN ACTIVITIES” or the tender MARE/2012/07 “Framework contract for support to the implementation of the Integrated Maritime Policy of the EU”. Finally, CETMAR participates and lead the project at regional level, for instance, PRESPO (Atlantic Area – Priority 2), GEPETO (Atlantic Area – Priority 1) or ACRUNET (Atlantic Area – Priority 1).

Partners / Researchers

Rosa Chapela

Ph.D. in Law from the University of Santiago de Compostela. Head of the Fisheries Socio-economic Department at CETMAR. Legal expert in fisheries & aquaculture. Coordinator of research projects at European and National level related to fisheries and maritime issues. Work Package leader (H2020, 7th and 6th Framework Programme, EC Trans-national Programmes, etc.). 18 years’ experience in the marine sector, focused on socio-economic issues, stakeholders interaction and developing innovative tools (EcoFishMan, PrimeFish) and co-creation with stakeholders (FarFish, ClimeFish, MareFrame or GEPETO projects). Geographic Expert of FARNET- European Fisheries Areas Network, support Unit for European Commission. She has participated in Aquaculture governance lead by FAO (GFCM) and her PhD was on Aquaculture Governance. She has coordinated the first Spanish Aquaculture Strategic Plan (2008-2010)

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Mercedes Fernández

Degree in Journalism from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, with a specialisation in multimedia journalism. Experience as a press officer, TV reporter and newspaper journalist. Research topics: communication strategy through social media, web and media relations.

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Yolanda Irawan

Degree in Journalism from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Experience as a journalist in written media and content creator. She has also worked as a proofreader in publishers and scriptwriter on TV. Furthermore, she has organized music events a member of the production team, backstage manager and mediator between producers and international artists.

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María Armesto

Degree in Philology from University of Santiago de Compostela and Executive Secretary Degree from the Aloya Center, Vigo (ES). Specialist in fisheries & aquaculture. Wide expertise in legal, financial and administrative advice regarding EU funding programmes.