Case Studies
Cases
are used in two stages of the project.
Firstly, studies of four
international cases of innovative fisheries management
regimes will contribute to the
development and revision of the draft
Innovation Evaluation Framework.
Secondly, the revised Innovation Evaluation
Framework will be tested in evaluations of management
innovations through
European test cases
in
the EU and the Faeroe Islands.
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CEVIS
International Cases
The last decades have witnessed a rise of innovative
fisheries management systems, which include a wide
range of alternatives such as: participatory
governance, rights based approaches, effort controls
and decision rule systems. The objective of the
CEVIS includes analysing and comparing experiences
with these different kinds of fisheries management
regimes. The four International CEVIS case studies
will take a close look at how innovations have been
implemented in developed countries. This will allow
the CEVIS project to identify indicators of success
(or failure) in management outcomes as they are used
in these regimes.
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CEVIS
European Test Cases
Three cases will be within the CFP,
and, to allow further comparison with effort and
rights-based approaches, a fourth
Innovation Evaluation Framework
test case, the Faeroe Islands, will be outside of
the CFP. These cases all involve some sort of
innovation based on the use of participatory
approaches to fisheries governance, rights-based
regimes, effort-control regimes and decision-rule
systems. While these innovations are not being used
in Europe on the scale that they are used elsewhere,
they do exist on small scales and their
implementation can be evaluated. Each of these cases
will focus on two fisheries.
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Links
to other websites
On this page
you will find a number of links to other websites
containing information, which is of interest in
relation to the CEVIS project. Please
send me a mail if you know of a website, which
should be added to this list.
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