Participation of IPMA researcher Marta Rufino in the co-organization of the Workshop on Small-Scale Fisheries Design, in Setúbal

This item refers to the participation of Marta Rufino, a researcher from IPMA (Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera - Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere), in the co-organization of a workshop. The workshop's theme is 'Design on Small-Scale Fisheries,' and it is scheduled to take place in Setúbal. This initiative highlights IPMA's engagement in collaborative efforts to address issues related to small-scale fishing communities. The workshop likely aims to foster innovation, discuss sustainable practices, or develop strategies related to the design aspects of small-scale fishing operations, which could encompass gear design, vessel design, or even community-based management designs. Marta Rufino's role in co-organizing the event underscores the institute's commitment to knowledge sharing and capacity building within the fisheries sector. Such events are crucial for bringing together researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to find practical solutions and promote the resilience and sustainability of small-scale fisheries.

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