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General details
| Department: |
Associação dos Armadores das Pescas Industriais |
| Acronym: |
ADAPI |
| Partner number: |
20 |
| Address: |
Avenida Santos Dumont, Edifício Mútua, 57, Portugal |
| Country: |
Portugal |
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Summary and roles
| Short Description: |
Association of Industrial Fisheries Shipowners (ADAPI) is a pivotal organization representing the strategic interests of Portugal's industrial fishing fleet ownership sector. Positioned at the intersection of maritime commerce and sustainable resource management, ADAPI champions comprehensive maritime policies, technological innovation, and economic resilience in the fishing industry. The organization actively engages with regulatory frameworks, scientific research initiatives, and international maritime governance platforms to advance the collective interests of industrial fishing shipowners. Through strategic partnerships and data-driven advocacy, ADAPI facilitates comprehensive fleet modernization, promotes advanced fishing technologies, and contributes substantive insights into marine resource optimization and ecological preservation strategies. By bridging industry expertise with scientific research, ADAPI plays a critical role in shaping the future of Portugal's maritime economic landscape, balancing economic imperatives with environmental sustainability.
In collaboration with marine research organizations ADAPI extends its commitment to comprehensive marine ecosystem understanding. This partnership focuses on investigating human impacts on marine environments, particularly examining effects of fisheries, underwater noise, and large-scale marine infrastructure on marine mammals. Through joint research initiatives and specialized training programs for doctoral candidates, ADAPI demonstrates its dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and sustainable maritime practices. By integrating conservation research with industrial fishing perspectives, the organization contributes to a more holistic approach to marine resource management and ecological preservation. |
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