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Scotland supports fishing with £1 million safety boost

  • November 5, 2019
  • Quentin Bates
  • Dato: 05/11/2019
  • kl. 07:54
  • Kategori: Fisheries Management, Safety at Sea
  • Tags: Safety at Sea, Scotland
  • Land: Scotland

ANNONCER

Additional funding of more than £1 million has been announced to support the Scottish fishing industry and help make it safer.

The funds will aim to reduce the number of accidents and lives lost at sea through a range of actions, including improved health and safety training and paying for more personal locator beacons.

It will also help to fund smart trawl, a technology that reduces discards by allowing for more selective trawling, and will contribute towards gathering data that will inform future fishing negotiations.

Under this funding, £615,000 is allocated to fisheries safety and diversification. The smart trawl initiative gets £200,000 and £310,000 is allocated to gathering data on stocks to inform future negotiations.

‘Scotland produces the best seafood found anywhere in the world, and many coastal communities depend on our fishing industry. But there have been too many accidents over the years, and too many lives lost at sea,’ Fisheries Secretary Fergus Ewing told the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation, speaking in Edinburgh.

‘I’m determined to do something about that. That is why I am particularly pleased to be able to announce further funding to improve safety, which will support costs in areas including training and personal locator beacons. This will be delivered through the Scottish Fishing Safety Group we established in May. The package will support further work to improve selectivity when catching certain species. It will also improve data on some important stocks – which is vital with the continued uncertainty around Brexit.’

 

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