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Belgium Article 13 - Measures

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Reported on 2016 Mar 24
Measure code
ANSBE-M001
Name
Betere overlegstructuur noodzakelijk tussen Vlaamse en Federale overheden ikv visserijbeleid

RBDCode
BENoordzee_FED
RelevantEnvironmentalTargets
The yearly number of incidentally bycaught harbour porpoises Phocoena phocoena is less than 1,7 % of the best estimate of the population size.
The spatial extent and distribution of the EUNIS level 3 habitats (sandy mud to mud, muddy sands to sands and coarse grained sediments), as well as that of gravel beds fluctuate - relative to the reference state as described in Initial Assessment - within a margin limited to the accuracy of the current distribution maps
Positive trend in sea floor surface area permanently devoid of bottom-contacting fishing gear disturbance within each of the benthic habitat types (= pressure indicator), as to allow a natural development of the benthic fauna and flora and as to minimise artificial fragmentation of the seafloor (= desired state).
Positive trend in sea floor surface area disturbed only by alternative, environment-friendly fishing gear which pursues a substantial reduction of bottom disturbance within each of the benthic habitat types (= pressure indicator), as to allow for an improved benthic habitat quality and as to minimise artificial fragmentation of the seafloor (= desired state).
All commercial fish stocks managed through the CFP are being managed in a way that minimally meets the maximum sustainable yield. This assessment should be performed on the basis of regional fish stocks, and not on a national level.
All commercial fish and shellfish stocks are within safe biological limits, with an age (when available) or size (if ages not available) distribution indicative for a healthy stock, and the stocks should be exploited on a stable, long term, with full reproductive capacity.
All commercial fish and shellfish stocks have complete reproductive capacity.
Fishing mortality values and spawning stock biomasses are within safe biological limits (F below or egual to reference points for fishery mortality; SSB above or equal to reference points for spawning stock biomass) or show positive of stable trends in survey abundance and negative or stable trends in survey CPUE.
Stocks that are not within safe biological limits yet should at least show trends of movement in the direction of the reference points.
Negative trend in the annual evolution of the quantities of stranded litter, following the guideline for Monitoring Marine Litter on the Beaches in the OSPAR maritime area (2010).
LinkToExistingPolicies
Common Fisheries Policy
SpatialScopeGeographicZones
Territorial waters
EEZ (or similar e.g. Ecological Protection Zone)
KTM
Measures to reduce physical loss of seabed habitats in the marine environment (beyond WFD coastal waters)
Measures to reduce the introduction and spread of non-indigenous species in the marine environment and for their control
Measures to reduce other types of biological disturbance
Measures to address the introduction of microbial pathogens
Measures to prevent or control the adverse impacts of fishing and other exploitation/removal of animal and plants
RelevantGESDescriptors
(Descriptor) D1 - Biodiversity
(Descriptor) D4 - Food webs
(Descriptor) D6 - Sea-floor integrity
(Descriptor) D3 - Commercial fish and shellfish
(Descriptor) D9 - Contaminants in seafood
RelevantFeaturesFromMSFDAnnexIII
Fish
Seabed habitats
Marine Unit(s)
Belgian Part of the North Sea (ANS-BE-MS-1)
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