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News pag. 1 - 3 Recensioni “Organic Agriculture” pag. 4 - 8 Recensioni “Fisheries and Aquaculture” pag. 9 - 15 Recensioni “LIFE + CENT.OLI.MED. (LIFE07 NAT/IT/00450)” pag. 16

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Nella Rete la Conoscenza universale arriverà a tutti con un clic Luigi Sisto (Tratto da un articolo di Giuliano Aluffi in “Il Venerdi” di Repubblica - 21 Settembre 2012) Il sogno di Denis Diderot di realizzare una enciclopedia universale “open” sta per diventare realtà: lo scibile umano sarà presto accessibile con un clic a chiunque abbia accesso alla Rete.

“Ma è necessario uno sforzo collettivo per far si che l'accesso sia gratuito, e per proteggere ogni singolo bit di informazione dal rischio di scivolare, per la rapida obsolescenza delle tecnologie, nell'oblio elettronico”.

Così afferma Robert Darnton, autore di Il futuro del libro (Adelphi, 2011) e direttore della biblioteca dell'università di Harvard che, con i suoi 17 milioni Denis Diderot, 1767, ritratto di testi, è la più grande del mondo. da Louis-Michel van Loo Darnton è stato ospite, il 28 Settembre scorso, della prima edizione di Trieste Next, salone europeo dell'innovazione e della ricerca, dove ha parlato del'Open Access al sapere scientifico.

In tale occasione ha anche annunciato che il Big bang dell'universo della conoscenza avverrà nell'Aprile 2013, quando si inaugurerà la Digital Public Library of America, che porterà gratis su internet i testi delle maggiori biblioteche universitarie d'America.

“Gli ultimi ostacoli non sono tecnici ma legali. La prima legge americana sul copy-right (1790) imponeva un limite di 14 anni all'esclusiva dei ricavi commerciali. Oggi la durata è la vita dell'autore più i 70 anni successivi.

Eppure la maggior parte dei libri smette di vendere dopo qualche mese. La Digital Public Library of America metterà a disposizione di tutti i libri Direttore Biblioteca Universitaria di oramai privi di valore commerciale ma ancora protetti da copy-right.

Harvard Potremo farlo appoggiandoci al criterio dell'uso legittimo, già valido in ambiti come l'istruzione”. E' uno dei più grandi progetti di democrazia culturale mai visti. “A partire da quella, antica e famosa, di Alessandria, le biblioteche hanno sempre conservato testi a beneficio di pochi eletti” ricorda Darnton. “Questa idea elitaria è stata superata solo dall'Illuminismo, anche se la Biblioteca Reale francese aveva cominciato ad ammettere lettori già nel 1692, e con l'apertura al pubblico del British Museum nel 1759. Ora, oltre alla Digital Public Library, c'è il fatto nuovo che le università più prestigiose degli USA, ossia Harvard, il Mit, Stanford e Chicago, rendono accessibili gratis online un numero crescente di corsi”.

Ma se l'informazione per gli studenti sembra entrare in un'età dell'oro, non è lo stesso per quella indirizzata a ricercatori e bibliotecari: “Il costo degli abbonamenti alle pubblicazioni scientifiche negli ultimi 40 anni è aumentato di oltre il 10mila per cento” precisa Darnton. “Tre megaeditori, Elsevier, Wiley-Blakwell e Springer, detengono il 42% degli articoli accademici, con un fatturato di diversi miliardi di euro.

Questo sistema dissangua le biblioteche, e costringerà ad offrire servizi più mirati: non più abbonamenti a priori a tutte le riviste scientifiche, ma sovvenzioni per l'acquisto dei singoli articoli richiesti dai ricercatori”.

Enciclopèdie ou Dictionnaire Raisonné des Sciences, des Art set Nasce, quindi, una grande sfida tra “spiriti animali” del mercato e des Métiers, par une Socièté de Gens de Lettres. aspiranti monopolisti secondo i neoilluministi digitali come Darnton.

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Per esempio, nel 2004 Google lanciò un servizio di ricerca che avrebbe offerto brani specifici di un libro a chi cercava informazioni su un certo argomento. Nel 2005 autori ed editori denunciarono Google per violazione del copy-right. Nel 2009 si raggiunse un accordo secondo cui Google avrebbe concesso la consultazione dei testi a fronte di un abbonamento, ma l'accordo, per fortuna, fu bocciato in tribunale in quanto si sarebbe creato un monopolio dell'accesso alla cultura.

Oggi Google Book Search offre la lettura integrale di libri di pubblico dominio e solo piccoli tratti di testi sotto copy-right per invogliare magari all'acquisto degli stessi.

Bisogna considerare, infine, che la tecnologia digitale comporta dei rischi. “Un libro cartaceo, se ben tenuto, può sopravvivere 2000 anni, un e-book, invece, invecchia in 20 anni perché hardware, software e il formato in cui è memorizzato diventano obsoleti” spiega Darnton.

“Inoltre i bit si degradano. A Harvard i nostri testi sono controllati di continuo. Abbiamo tre copie dei database e trasportiamo regolarmente i testi digitali nei formati attuali. Per questo oltre il 20% delle spese della Public Digital Library of America è per la conservazione dei testi digitalizzati. Non possiamo permettere che accada ai libri ciò che successe alle pellicole tra l'inizio dell'era cinematografica e la seconda guerra mondiale, in cui abbiamo perso più della metà del patrimonio filmico”.

Il digitale resta però, con i suoi pregi e difetti, il miglior alleato del neoilluminismo. E offre nuove possibilità agli appassionati della carta. “A Harvard e in altre biblioteche abbiamo da qualche anno le Expresso book machines: con queste, di ogni nostro libro, si può scaricare il Harvard Library testo digitale, stamparlo e rilegarlo in pochi minuti” spiega infine Darnton.

Organic Agriculture : Journal of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research. - Vol. 1, n. 1 (march 2011)- . - Bonn : Springer, 2010- . - v. : ill. ; 28 cm. (( Quarterly. )) ISSN: 1879-4238 (Print) 1879-4246 (Online) Editor-in-Chief: Elizabeth Stockdale, Newcastle University, United Kingdom Editorial Board: Gillian Butler, Newcastle University, United Kingdom Stephan Dabbert, Universität Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany Christophe David, ISARA, France Eric Gallandt, University of Maine, USA Ulrich Hamm, University of Kassel, Germany Louise E. Jackson, University of California Davis, USA Todd Kabaluk, Agriculture and Agri-Food, Canada Johannes Michelsen, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Steve Roderick, Organic Studies Centre, Duchy College, United Kingdom Concetta Vazzana, DISAT - Agricultural Faculty of Florence University,Italy Christine Watson, SAC, Aberdeen, United Kingdom Advisory Board: Lynn Abbott, The University of Western Australia, Australia Nancy Creamer, North Carolina State University, USA Niels Halberg, Int. Centre for Research in Organic Food Systems, Denmark Ulrich Köpke, Institute of Organic Agriculture, Germany Carlo Leifert, Newcastle University, United Kingdom The journal Organic Agriculture offers a mixture of original refereed research papers which bring you some of the most exciting developments in sustainable agriculture and food systems often with an inter- or trans-disciplinary perspective. The journal also includes invited critical reviews on topical issues, and overviews of the status of organic agriculture in particular regions/countries. The journal covers the principles and practice of organic agriculture and food systems taking a broad view of the subject area and is also encouraging papers which provide a critique or challenge to current standards or practices.

According to the definition given by the IFOAM (March 2008), organic agriculture is a production system that sustains the health of soils, ecosystems and people. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions, rather than the use of inputs with adverse effects. Organic agriculture combines tradition, innovation and science to benefit the shared environment and promote fair relationships and a good quality of life for all involved. The journal Organic Agriculture takes IFOAM's definition of organic agriculture stated above as the focus of its Aims and Scope, and consequently will accept papers which report studies that are carried out within certified organic farming systems, where the system uses the methods of organic agriculture based on the IFOAM principles. To address the challenges of developing sustainable food and farming systems, the journal seeks contributions which probe the technical and socio-economic constraints to productivity, market and system development, policy and governance. High quality research work in organic farming systems is often under-represented in the published literature and the journal particularly welcomes contributions which cannot be easily linked to a single disciplinary interest. Both the system under study and the approaches taken to its study will be considered by the Editors to determine the suitability of the paper for review. Authors should refer carefully to

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the full Aims and Scope of the Journal before submitting their papers. Organic Agriculture is the official journal of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research. ISOFAR was launched in 2003 and seeks to promote, encourage and support research in all areas of Organic Farming by facilitating global co-operation in research, methodological development, education and knowledge exchange.

In 2006, FAO estimated that over 31 million hectares of land were under certified organic cultivation. In many countries, despite the global economic downturn, sales of organic food are continuing to grow and new markets are developing as fast as the products to serve them. Researchers studying organic systems are found all over the world and there is an urgent need to provide a platform to share knowledge on all aspects of Organic Agriculture and Food Systems The journal Organic Agriculture has its origins in discussions between members of ISOFAR over a number of years about the need for a peer-reviewed journal to serve the growing needs of this research community. Early in 2009 the ISOFAR Board members agreed to work with Springer to launch a Journal which is dedicated to all issues related to the development of Organic Agriculture.

Organic Agriculture will therefore be published by Springer with ISOFAR with the first issue appearing in April of 2010 In brief, Organic Agriculture provides a platform for the sharing of knowledge on all aspects of organic agriculture and food systems. Drawing on systems approaches within Organic Agriculture, the journal welcomes original interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary papers alongside the reports of focussed disciplinary studies that accord with the principles of Organic Agriculture. We also welcome papers which take a critical approach to one or more aspects of organic agriculture and/or initiate critical discussions of the principles on a scientific basis.

Articles will principally be in the form of original, refereed papers, providing insights into the science, sociology, economics and policy relating to organic farming and food systems. Other items will include invited review articles on topical issues, overviews of the status of Organic Agriculture in particular regions / countries and technical notes which draw together the results of a number of research studies in a format suitable for wider application.

The Editor-in-Chief welcomes all submissions that are directly relevant to organic farming and food systems. They should be written in clear English and may be illustrated with photographs, diagrams and graphs.

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Springer, il digitale supera la carta nei conti 2012 dell'editore tedesco Il gruppo mette in conto una contrazione dell'utile fino al 10% per l'anno prossimo per aumentare gli investimenti online. La divisione internet ha aumentato i ricavi del 22% a 1,17 miliardi; i giornali sono scesi del 3,3% a 1,12 miliardi Axel Springer accelera sul digitale. Il primo editore europeo annuncia il sorpasso delle attività online su quelle tradizionali e promette nuovi investimenti per "accelerare la trasformazione dell'intero gruppo". Nei piani del numero uno del gruppo Mathias Dophner, infatti, l'anno prossimo, l'utile lordo potrebbe contrarsi fino al 10% in scia anche a costi supplementari legati a ristrutturazioni e tagli sulla carta stampata: Bloomberg tuttavia stima un incremento del 4,1% a 654 milioni.

Nel 2012, intanto, le attività digitali e internet, hanno registrato un aumento delle vendite del 22% a 1,174 miliardi di euro, a fronte del calo del 3,3% a 1,126 miliardi della divisioni tradizionale tedesca tra cui spiccano pubblicazioni come Bild e Die Welt: proprio i nuovi media, quindi, hanno consentito di mettere a segno una crescita sul fatturato totale, un più 3,9 per cento a 3,31 miliardi.

L'utile netto si è assottigliato del 4,7 per cento a 275,8 milioni di euro, ma il risultato ante imposte e spese di ammortamento (ebitda) è cresciuto del 5,8 per cento a 628 milioni di euro, secondo i dati diffusi dalla società. Risultati leggermente migliori di quanto previsto dagli analisti grazie anche agli investimenti nel digitale in Polonia e Belgio. In questo contesto mentre le attività tradizionali hanno garantito una "considerevole" generazione di cassa, la divisioni digitale ha guidato la crescita e la profittabilità.

[Fonte “la Repubblica” 6 marzo 2013] Matthias Doepfner, presidente di Axel Springer

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The world of organic agriculture : statistics and emerging trends 2013 / edited by Helga Willer, Julia Lernoud, Lukas Kilcher ; supported by : International Trade Centre ; Swiss Confederation ; BioFach. - Bonn : IFOAM & FiBL, c2013. - 340 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

According to the latest FiBL-IFOAM survey on certified organic agriculture worldwide,4 (data as of end of 2011), data on organic agriculture are available from 162 countries (up from 160 in 2010). There are 37.2 million hectares of organic agricultural land (including in-conversion areas). The regions with the largest areas of organic agricultural land are Oceania (12.2 million hectares, 33 percent of the world's organic agricultural land) and Europe (10.6 million hectares, 29 percent). Latin America has 6.9 million hectares (18.4 percent) followed by Asia (3.7 million hectares, 10 percent), North America (2.8 million hectares, 7.5 percent) and Africa (1.1 million hectares, 3 percent). For the detailed results of the FiBL-IFOAM survey, see page 36. The countries with the most organic agricultural land are Australia (12 million hectares), Argentina (3.8 million hectares), and the United States (1.9 million hectares). Currently 0.9 percent of the agricultural land of the countries covered by the survey is organic. By region, the highest shares of the total agricultural land are in Oceania (2.9 percent) and in Europe (2.2 percent). In the European Union, 5.4 percent of the farmland is organic. However, some countries reach far higher shares: Falkland Islands: 35.9 percent; Liechtenstein: 27.3 percent; Austria 19.7 percent. In ten countries, more than ten percent of the agricultural land is organic. There has been an increase of the organic agricultural land in Asia, Europe, North America and Oceania. For Asia, after a major drop of organic land in 2010, 0.9 million more hectares were reported. There was also strong growth in Europe, where the area increased by 0.6 million hectares (6 percent). In Latin America the organic land decreased, mainly due to a decrease of organic grazing areas in Argentina. Apart from agricultural land, there are further organic areas, most of these being areas for wild collection. Other areas include aquaculture, forests, and grazing areas on nonagricultural land. They constitute 32.5 million hectares. In total, 69.7 million hectares (agricultural and non-agricultural areas) are organic. There were 1.8 million producers in 2011. Thirty-four percent of the world's organic producers are in Asia, followed by Africa (30 percent), and Europe (16 percent). The countries with the most producers are India (547'591), Uganda (188'625, 2010), and Mexico (169'570). About one third of the world's agricultural land (12 million hectares) and more than 80 percent (1.5 million) of the producers are in developing countries and emerging markets. Land use details were available for almost 90 percent of the organic agricultural land. Unfortunately, some countries with very large organic areas, such as Australia, Brazil, China, and India had no or only little information on their land use. Almost two-thirds of the agricultural land was grassland/grazing areas (23.2 million hectares). With a total of at least 6.3 million hectares, arable land constitutes 17 percent of the organic agricultural land. An increase of seven percent over 2010 was reported. Most of this category of land is used for cereals including rice (2.6 million hectares), followed by green fodder from arable land (2.2 million hectares), oilseeds (0.5 million hectares), protein crops (0.3 million hectares), and vegetables (0.2 million hectares). Permanent crops account for approximately seven percent of the organic agricultural land, amounting to 2.6 million hectares. Compared with the revised data of the previous survey, the permanent cropland has remained steady. The most important permanent crops are coffee (with 0.6 million hectares), constituting almost one-fifth of the organic permanent cropland), followed by olives (0.5 million hectares), nuts and grapes (0.3 million hectares each), and cocoa (0.2 million hectares). Most of the wild collection area (including areas for beekeeping) is in Europe (36 percent of the global total) and Africa (35 percent). Not much detail on the crops harvested is available. Berries, medicinal and aromatic plants, and fruit are among the most important crops.

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Managing quality in qualitative research / Uwe Flick ; edited by Uwe Flick. - London : Sage Publications, c2007. - xv, 156 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (( The SAGE Qualitative Research Kit. The issue of quality in qualitative research is one that is often neglected. In Managing Quality in Qualitative Research attention is given to the fundamental question of how to define and assess the quality of research. Uwe Flick examines how to distinguish good research from bad research when it comes to teaching, planning, evaluating and publishing qualitative research.

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Using visual data in qualitative research / Marcus Banks ; edited by Uwe Flick. - London : Sage Publications, c2007. - xv, 142 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (( The SAGE Qualitative Research Kit. Examining the wide range of uses of visual images in qualitative research, Using Visual Data in Qualitative Research incorporates discussion of visual data produced by the researcher, and that produced by those under study. It provides a comprehensive introduction to the practice of visually-orientated research.

Doing focus groups / Rosaline Barbour ; edited by Uwe Flick. - London : Sage Publications, c2007. - xvii, 174 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (( The SAGE Qualitative Research Kit. Focus groups are an ever popular method for collecting qualitative data in the social sciences.

Doing Focus Groups provides practical advice on planning and organizing successful groups.

Rose Barbour discusses the advantages and limitations of using group discussion and demonstrates effective methods for collecting and analysing data.

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Doing interview / Steinar Kvale ; edited by Uwe Flick. - London : Sage Publications, c2007. - xxi, 157 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (( The SAGE Qualitative Research Kit. Interviewing is an invaluable tool for the qualitative researcher. Steinar Kvale provides coverage of both the theoretical background and the practical aspects of the interview process, incorporating discussion of the wide variety of methods in interview based research and the different approaches to reading the data. Consideration is also given to the crucial issue of how to ensure scientific rigour.

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Designing qualitative research / Uwe Flick ; edited by Uwe Flick. - London : Sage Publications, c2007. - xiii, 130 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (( The SAGE Qualitative Research Kit. Providing a comprehensive guide to devising an effective research design, Uwe Flick discusses each stage of the process of designing qualitative research in detail, including formulating a research design, selecting an appropriate strategy, conceptual framework and data source, and collecting and analyzing data.

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Data quality assessment : data quality for practitioners series / Arkady Maydanchik. Bradley Beach : Technics Publications, c2007. - xiv, 321 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. (( Cover design Mark Brye.

Imagine a group of prehistoric hunters armed with stone-tipped spears. Their primitive weapons made hunting large animals, such as mammoths, dangerous work. Over time, however, a new breed of hunters developed. They would stretch the skin of a previously killed mammoth on the wall and throw their spears, while observing which spear, thrown from which angle and distance, penetrated the skin the best. The data gathered helped them make better spears and develop better hunting strategies. Quality data is the key to any advancement, whether it is from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age. Or from the Information Age to whatever Age comes next. The success of corporations and government institutions largely depends on the efficiency with which they can collect, organize, and utilize data about products, customers, competitors, and employees. Fortunately, improving your data quality does not have to be such a mammoth task. Data Quality Assessment is a must read for anyone who needs to understand, correct, or prevent data quality issues in their organization. Skipping theory and focusing purely on what is practical and what works, this text contains a proven approach to identifying, warehousing, and analyzing data errors. Master techniques in data profiling and gathering metadata, designing data quality rules, organizing rule and error catalogues, and constructing the dimensional data quality scorecard.

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Business problems are directly related to missed data quality expectations. Flawed information production processes introduce risks preventing the successful achievement of critical business objectives. However, these flaws are mitigated through data quality management and control: controlling the quality of the information production process from beginning to end to ensure that any imperfections are identified early, prioritized, and remediated before material impacts can be incurred. The Practitioner's Guide to Data Quality Improvement shares the fundamentals for understanding the impacts of poor data quality, and guides practitioners and managers alike in socializing, gaining sponsorship for, planning, and establishing a data quality program. This book shares templates and processes for business impact analysis, defining data quality metrics, inspection and monitoring, remediation, and using data quality tools. Never shying away from the difficult topics or subjects, this is the seminal book that offers advice on how to actually get the job done. Offers a comprehensive look at data quality for business and IT, encompassing people, process, and technology; shows how to institute and run a data quality program, from first thoughts and justifications to maintenance and ongoing metrics; includes an in-depth look at the use of data quality tools, including business case templates, and tools for analysis, reporting, and strategic planning.

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Extensive studies have been conducted on various parasitoid species, and almost all different approaches of the biology of parasitoids have been, at least once, studied on parasitoids of Drosophila. Originally, this particular interest for species parasitizing Drosophila hosts has been motivated by the exceptional knowledge we have on Drosophila species themselves, and particularly on D. melanogaster. Benefiting from this knowledge, the research conducted on Drosophila parasitoids have covered very diversified topics, such as physiological and immunity relationships with hosts, reproduction strategies, the role of symbiotic microorganisms, behavioural and chemical ecology, genetics, population dynamics, evolutionary biology, the different approaches of which including field surveys and laboratory experiments.

As a result, we now benefit from a particularly vast and extended knowledge of the biology (and also biochemistry, molecular genetics, .) of these parasitoid species mainly belonging to Braconidae and Cynipidae Hymenoptera, and of their relationships with their Drosophila hosts.

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Oeno 2011 : Actes de colloques du 9e symposium international d'oenologie de Bordeaux : Bordeaux, 15-17 June, 2011. - Paris : Dunod, c2012. - xxxviii, 1146 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Organic Agriculture : Journal of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research. Vol. 1, n. 1 (march 2011)- . - Bonn : Springer, 2010- . - v. : ill. ; 28 cm. (( Quarterly. )) ISSN: 1879-4238 (Print) 1879-4246 (Online) Editor-in-Chief: Elizabeth Stockdale, Newcastle University, United Kingdom The journal Organic Agriculture offers a mixture of original refereed research papers which bring you some of the most exciting developments in sustainable agriculture and food systems often with an inter- or trans-disciplinary perspective. The journal also includes invited critical reviews on topical issues, and overviews of the status of organic agriculture in particular regions/countries. The journal covers the principles and practice of organic agriculture and food systems taking a broad view of the subject area and is also encouraging papers which provide a critique or challenge to current standards or practices. According to the definition given by the IFOAM (March 2008), organic agriculture is a production system that sustains the health of soils, ecosystems and people. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions, rather than the use of inputs with adverse effects. Organic agriculture combines tradition, innovation and science to benefit the shared environment and promote fair relationships and a good quality of life for all involved. The journal Organic Agriculture takes IFOAM's definition of organic agriculture stated above as the focus of its Aims and Scope, and consequently will accept papers which report studies that are carried out within certified organic farming systems, where the system uses the methods of organic agriculture based on the IFOAM principles. To address the challenges of developing sustainable food and farming systems, the journal seeks contributions which probe the technical and socio-economic constraints to productivity, market and system development, policy and governance. High quality research work in organic farming systems is often under-represented in the published literature and the journal particularly welcomes contributions which cannot be easily linked to a single disciplinary interest.

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Impacts of bioenergy on food security : guidance for assessment and response at National and Project Levels. Rome : FAO, c2012. - iv, 64 p. : ill. (( Environment and natural resources management working paper ; 52.

The global demand for modern bioenergy, and especially liquid biofuels, is rapidly growing, driven mainly by climate change mitigation policies and increasing oil prices. This creates both opportunities and risks for developing countries. On one hand, modern bioenergy development can boost both agricultural and rural development by raising agricultural productivity, creating new employment and incomegenerating opportunities, and improving access to modern energy services in rural areas. On the other hand, if not properly managed, modern bioenergy development can trigger a number of negative environmental and socio-economic impacts, for instance by putting pressure on key resources such as land and water. The environmental and socio-economic sustainability of modern bioenergy has been highly debated over the past few years. One of the most controversial issues that has dominated this debate is the relationship between bioenergy and food security. In order to shed light on this complex issue and help policy-makers understand and manage the risks and opportunities for food security associated with various bioenergy development pathways, FAO's Bioenergy and Food Security (BEFS) project developed an Analytical Framework and a toolbox, which are being implemented in several countries. Building on this work, FAO's Bioenergy and Food Security Criteria and Indicators (BEFSCI) project has developed a set of criteria, indicators, good practices and policy options on sustainable bioenergy development that foster rural development and food security. BEFSCI aims to inform the development of national frameworks aimed at preventing the risk of negative impacts - and increasing the

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This publication contains the papers presented at the 9th International Symposium of Oenology of Bordeaux. This event, which brought together more than 300 experts of the vine and wine, was held from 15 to 17 june 2011 in Bordeaux. “Oeno 2011� collects in 1154 pages 220 reports presented during the conference representing the research done all over the world on four major themes: Plants and Environment, Grape wine Microbiology, wine chemical compounds and sensory analysis.

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opportunities - of bioenergy development on food security, and help developing countries monitor and respond to the impacts of bioenergy development on food security. In order to ensure that modern bioenergy development is sustainable, the impacts (both positive and negative) of bioenergy on food security need to be assessed and properly managed. The BEFSCI project has developed a set of indicators that can be used to assess the impacts of modern bioenergy production and use on food security at both national and project levels.

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Global Challenges, Organic Approaches : Organic Food and Farming in Times of Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss and Global Food Crisis. Brussels : Proceedings of the 2nd European Organic Congress, Brussels, December 1, 2009. - Brussels : IFOAM EU Group, c2009. - 87 p. : ill.

The IFOAM EU Group provides a coordinated voice for the organic movement in Europe. It supports the development and implementation of a viable policy and regulatory framework in the EU and the wider world that can deliver the vision of the organic movement. Together the Group represents a unique and increasingly important force that continues successfully to promote the cause of organic food and farming in Europe and beyond, based on the principles of health, ecology, fairness and care1. Climate change, biodiversity loss and the global food crisis are global challenges that must be addressed across all relevant policies. If we are to see real progress, the new CAP must mainstream climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies within a sustainable, socially just and ethical food and farming system. Organic is a holistic, coherent and resilient future for food and farming, able to cope with the significant changes on a local, national and global scale that are likely to occur over the next two or three decades.

Organic food and farming is the only worldwide model of sustainable farming, regulated at the European level, delivering the public goods and services that society expects from the billions of Euros of European taxpayers' money spent under the CAP. Organic farming contributes to all aspects of sustainability and delivers better results than conventional. It enhances biodiversity, protects our fragile soil, improves the nutritional quality of food, ensures high standards of animal welfare and provides increased employment in rural areas. At the same time, organic farming reduces green house gas emissions and fossil fuel energy use, cuts nutrient and pesticide pollution of the environment and stops potentially harmful pesticide residues getting in to our food.

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EastMed 2010 : Report on the First Meeting of the Eastmed Project Coordination Committee : Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean : Athens, 19-20 April 2010. Athens : FAO-EastMed Project, c2010. - vi, 44 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (( EastMed Technical Documents ; 01.

The First Meeting of the EastMed Project was carried out in Athens from 19-20 April 2010 and was attended by representatives of the donors (Greece, Italy and FU), of the participating countries/members (Turkey, Egypt, Cyprus, Gaza strip and West Bank, Greece and Italy), representative of GFCM, FAO-FIMF and subregional projects (AdriaMed, MedSudMed, CopeMed and ArtFiMed. The preparatory phase of the project was first presented and accompanied by the project objectives and structure. Similar objectives were mentioned from the representatives of the sub-regional projects while a need for synergies among the projects in the whole region was highlighted. The representatives of the countries presented the current situation in fisheries in their countries and also their expectations from the project. The GFCM frame was presented and the importance of the subregional projects for the achievement of its goals was stressed. The EastMed Work Plan was adopted by the Coordination Committee for the 1st year of the project, which was consisted of activities related with collection and analysis of fisheries data, training and development and institutional strengthening for increasing participation and cooperation.

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The ad-hoc on the field training course on otolith/spines sectioning and age reading was held in Athens, Greece from the 19th to 23rd of July 2010. It was organized with the specific purpose of introducing the basic knowledge on the most common techniques and equipment necessary to estimate fish age and growth through the analysis (or reading) of otoliths and other bony structures.

This was considered as a first step towards the harmonisation of national expertise in the field of age and growth studies. The training course was divided into several sessions, during which it was possible to focus on the main aspects regarding the age estimation of fish species, from the setting up of' the laboratory equipment to the age estimation of selected specimens and the estimation of growth parameters.

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The Sub-regional Workshop on Collection and Organization of Data was carried out in Batroun, Lebanon from 14-17 September 2010. Representatives from Greece, Italy, Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, Gaza Strip and West Bank and Lebanon as well as from FAO attended the meeting. In the Workshop the national data collection schemes were presented and differences, weaknesses and difficulties were discussed. In particular the data collection schemes of Cyprus, Italy and Greece follow the FU framework on data collection requirements, while their surveys are conducted according to the Medits and Medias protocol. In Palestine landings are collected on a census basis and effort on a yearly basis. In Turkey the Fisheries Information System comprises different programmed modules such as National fleet registry, Logbook, Sales notes, Registry of fishermen, and Biological. The catch Is collected by the use of the logbooks. In Egypt, the General Authority for Fish Resources Development, GAFRD runs a statistical system, which covers all the landing sites for marine and lakes catches and most of the River Nile landing sites. GAFRD collects fisheries data by two methods 1) Whole survey collecting system and 2) Random Sampling System. In Lebanon there is no any collection scheme running. A vessel census, which has been produced by the MedFisis in 2004/2005, has not been updated. An effort Is carried out in the North Lebanon by University of Balamand, which was stressed to be integrated to the whole country. Experiences from the FC Data Collection Project and GFCM Operational Units framework (Task 1) were presented. Automatic routines are needed for transferring data from national data base to Task 1. The artisanal fishery was considered as the major sector in the area which has difficulties to be monitored and thus the project was asked to take the necessary initiatives.

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EastMed 2010 : Report of the FAO EastMed Assessment of the Fishing Gears in Lebanon : Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean : Beirut, 18-22 July 2011 / edited by Jacques Sacchi, Mark Dimech. Athens : FAO-EastMed Project, c2011. - vi, 47 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (( EastMed Technical Documents ; 09.

The FAO EastMed assessment of the fĂŹshing gears in Lebanon was conducted from the 18 to 22 July 2011. The main objectives of the mission were to make a review of the main fishing techniques in Lebanon and to propose ways how to re-structure the fleet, including proposals for a change in the associated fisheries legislation. The experts visited the main landings ports, and conducted interviews with fishers, fishing gear suppliers, fishmongers and officers from the Ministry of Agriculture. The main findings show that several characteristics which include, restricted continental shelf, artisanal gears and vessels, lack of electronic equipment (e.g. GPS, fish finder) and lack of freezing facilities, result in fishing activities which are restricted to 3-6 nautical miles from the coast. Most of the fishing gears use small mesh sizes and hooks with the consequence that small sized fishes and juveniles are present in the landings. The priority should be to improve the exploitation of fisheries resources by using more sustainable fishing gears, increase the exploitation of offshore waters which at the same time would reduce the fishing pressure from coastal waters. However, any change of gear, fishing strategies, prohibition of fishing technique or any development must be subject to an assessment of the potential impact including biological, economic and social and introduced gradually with the support of the fishing industry. If this approach is not followed it could lead to illegal fishing, with possible conflicts between fishers including social repercussions with serious consequences.

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EastMed 2010 : The Puffer Fish Lagocephalus sceleratus (Gmelin, 1789) in the Eastern Mediterranean / edited by Manal R. Nader, Shadi Indary, Layal Ephrem Boustany. Athens : FAO-EastMed Project, c2012. - vi, 33 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (( EastMed Technical Documents ; 10.

In the Mediterranean region, the fisheries sector has been suffering from the impacts of migration of aquatic organisms through the Suez Canal. Among the most devastating species to both fisheries and habitats is the aggressive predatory puffer fish Lagocephalus sceleratus. The fish bio-concentrates Tetrodotoxin (TTX), a very potent poison making the fish unmarketable and poses a great risk to human health if consumed. In addition, L. sceleratus has been recorded to destroy fishing nets and lines leading to economic losses for fishers. The objective of this review is to describe the status of L. sceleratus and its commercial applications, if any, around the world with emphasis on the Mediterranean Sea. Given the lethal TTX toxicity of L. sceleratus, and the strict regulations passed around the world preventing its fishing and consumption, coupled with the little knowledge available about its biology and its bioconcentration of TTX is not recommended at this stage to consider marketing the fish to consumers. Even-though the aquarium and capture-based aquaculture industries may provide partial solutions, the best option lies in creating, and in association with pharmaceutical companies, multidisciplinary laboratories in Mediterranean countries with the main objective of isolating TTX from puffer fishes including L. sceleratus and investigating the toxin's potential use in the pharmaceutical industry. Such an option would create many employment opportunities in the region, but more importantly, it will create a fishery that will yield economic benefits to the fishers and control wild populations through increased fishing pressure. However, such an initiative requires many investigative activities about the biology of the fish as well as very strict permitting and regulatory processes in the countries where such a fishery might be established.

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EastMed 2010 : Report of the 3rd Meeting of the EastMed Co-ordination Committee : Scientific and Institutional Cooperation to Support Responsible Fisheries in the Eastern Mediterranean : Bari, 19-20 April 2012. - Athens : FAO-EastMed Project, c2012. - vi, 86 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (( EastMed Technical Documents ; 11.

The third coordination meeting of the EastMed project was held in Bari, Italy, from 19 to 20 April 2012 under the kind invitation of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies (MiPAAF) of Italy. The meeting was attended by delegations from Cyprus, Egypt, Gaza Strip & West Bank, Greece, Italy, Lebanon and Turkey, as well as a representative of the EC and staff from FAO HQ, FAO Mediterranean sub-regional projects and the GFCM. After the opening of the meeting and election of the chairperson, the activities during the 2nd year of the project were presented, followed by the proposals of activities for the 3rd year from each country. The participants expressed their satisfaction with the project and thanked both the staff of the project and the donors for their contribution. The agreed work plan for the 3 rd year includes training and support in data collection, data analyses, activities aiming in strengthening stakeholders' awareness and activities in promoting regional participation and cooperation. The tasks of the project will be the development of a web-based licensing system and a feasibility study for new fishing vessel designs in Lebanon, training on socio-economics in Egypt, and Turkey, pilot activities on data collection in Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Turkey, development of the clams fishery in Egypt, experimental trials using alternative fishing techniques in Lebanon as well as training on the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries. The 2nd permanent Working Group on Fish Stock Assessment in the Eastern Mediterranean and a Working Group on deep water demersal resources will also be held. EastMed finally, will continue to support the participation of experts from the project's area at the meetings of the FAO-GFCM and other relevant regional/international organizations. The EastMed project, in dose cooperation with the other Mediterranean sub-regional projects, will continue to find synergies among the various activities in the region.

Availability : ORG AQUAFISH 3119 EastMed 2010 : Sampling Protocol for the Pilot Collection of Catch, Effort and Biological Data in Egypt / edited by Mark Dimech … [et al.]. - Athens : FAO-EastMed Project, c2012. - vii, 46 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (( EastMed Technical Documents ; 12.

This protocol is the result of two training courses which were conducted in Egypt in November 2010 in Port Said and in June 2012 in Alexandria. A pilot survey first on Catch and Effort data which was then followed by biological sampling has been started in Egypt with the Support of the EastMed project. The aim of the protocol is to assist the data collectors both in the field and in the laboratories to conduct sampling during the pilot phase. The first part of this document contains guidelines on the routine collection of catch and effort data from the ports of Alexandria, Damiette, Kafr-E1-Sheikh, Madiaa and Port Said. The second part of the document describes guidelines for the collection of biological data including length, weight, sex, sexual maturity, gonad weight and hard structures for age reading. It also includes guidelines on sampling frequencies and number of samples to be collected for catch, effort and biological data. The protocol will also serve as a basis if Egypt intends to pursue a routine data collection system for the collection of fisheries data for stock assessment purposes.

Availability : ORG AQUAFISH 3120 Sicurezza e salute a bordo delle navi da pesca : obblighi e adempimenti delle figure professionali [CD-Rom] / Giuseppe Gesmundo … [et al.]. - Molfetta : Federpesca, c2009. - 1 cdrom ; 14 cm.

Il presente lavoro elenca gli obblighi e gli adempimenti delle varie figure professionali che devono garantire la sicurezza e la salute dei lavoratori a bordo delle navi da pesca. Si intende fornire alle suddette figure professionali un sussidio che faciliti la conoscenza delle disposizioni di legge: sono infatti, riportati tutti gli obblighi e gli adempimenti relativi alle singole unità professionali, indicando per ognuna il riferimento alla normativa in vigore. Il servizio offerto si propone di superare sempre più l'ostacolo costituito dalla diffidenza degli operatori nei confronti della imposizione normativa; ha per obiettivo l'acquisizione del “giusto approccio” alla Sicurezza nel lavoro a bordo delle navi da pesca.

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Il progetto Inventario e Cartografia la delle praterie di Posidonia nei compartimenti marittimi di Manfredonia, Molfetta, Bari, Brindisi, Gallipoli e Taranto è stato ammesso a finanziamento con Determina Dirigenziale n0 66 del 16/04/2004 del Settore Caccia e Pesca dell'Assessorato Agricoltura, Acquacoltura, Alimentazione, Foreste, Caccia e Pesca della Regione Puglia, nell'ambito del por Puglia 2000-2006, Asse IV Sistemi locali di sviluppo -Misura 4.13 Interventi di supporto alla competitività ed all'innovazione del sistema pesca - Sottomisura 4.13 D2 Azioni realizzate dagli operatori del settore: azioni di interesse collettivo e Centro Servizi. Il progetto è stato presentato e realizzato dal Consorzio per la Ricerca Applicata e l'Innovazione Tecnologica nelle Scienze del Mare - CRISMA, con la partecipazione dell'Associazione Armatori da Pesca di Molfetta - ASSOPESCA in rappresentanza degli operatori del settore della pesca. Le attività tecnico-scientifiche ed operative sono state condotte nel 2005 dalla Cooperativa NAUTILUS (www.nautilus.coop) e della Cooperativa CQISPA Tecnologia & Ricerca (www.coispa.it).

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+La Carta degli ostacoli alla pesca a strascico in Puglia[CD-Rom] / a cura di Giuseppe Lembo. - Molfetta : Federpesca, c2006. - 1 cd-rom ; 14 cm.

Il progetto Inventario e Cartografia degli ostacoli da pesca nei compartimenti marittimi di Manfredonia, Molfetta, Bari, Brindisi, Gallipoli e Taranto è stato ammesso a finanziamento con Determina Dirigenziale n0 66 del 16/04/2004 del Settore Caccia e Pesca dell'Assessorato Agricoltura, Acquacoltura, Alimentazione, Foreste, Caccia e Pesca della Regione Puglia, nell'ambito del por Puglia 2000-2006, Asse IV Sistemi locali di sviluppo -Misura 4.13 Interventi di supporto alla competitività ed all'innovazione del sistema pesca - Sottomisura 4.13 D2 Azioni realizzate dagli operatori del settore: azioni di interesse collettivo e Centro Servizi. Il progetto è stato presentato e realizzato dal Consorzio per la Ricerca Applicata e l'Innovazione Tecnologica nelle Scienze del Mare - CRISMA, con la partecipazione dell'Associazione Armatori da Pesca di Molfetta - ASSOPESCA in rappresentanza degli operatori del settore della pesca. Le attività tecnico-scientifiche ed operative sono state condotte nel 2005 dalla Cooperativa NAUTILUS (www.nautilus.coop) e della Cooperativa CQISPA Tecnologia & Ricerca (www.coispa.it).

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+Mare antico, la vela latina a Tricase : Il restauro del Portus Veneris [DVD] / a cura dell'Associazione Magna Grecia Mare. - 1 dvd ; 14 cm.

L'evento segna il momento culminante del progetto di recupero e restauro di un'imbarcazione di 14 metri , la cui storia ha un'importanza simbolica di grandissimo rilievo: proveniente dall'Oriente, il suo viaggio terminò sulle scogliere vicino Tricase, la sera del 17 maggio 2002.

Da quella barca sbarcarono 98 immigrati curdi, in fuga dalle loro terre lontane. E' un tipico esemplare di caicco egeo, imbarcazione da pesca e da trasporto, che in Grecia assume il nome di Trechandiri ed in Turchia è denominato Tirhandil. Esso è un esemplare unico in Italia, ed oramai in via di estinzione anche nei paesi di origine. L'Associazione è riuscita ad acquisire l'imbarcazione, grazie anche all'interessamento del Comune di Tricase (era infatti sottoposta a sequestro giudiziario), e, con il supporto di sponsor, patrocini e, soprattutto, del lavoro volontario di decine di soci, ha portato a termine il progetto di restauro. Alla barca è stato dato il nome di Portus Veneris, poiché così era conosciuto in epoca remota il Porto di Tricase, approdo finale dell'imbarcazione e dei suoi disperati, e perché qui, un tempo, giungevano moltissimi caicchi simili, essendo meta di intensi traffici commerciali con il mediterraneo orientale e la Grecia in particolare. Il restauro è stato condotto mediante una vera e propria riscoperta degli antichi mestieri ed arti marinaresche: maestri d'ascia, velai, bozzellai, carpentieri, fabbri si sono alternati nelle varie fasi, portando a compimento il lavoro, secondo la più fedele regola d'arte. L'intera operazione è stata parte integrante e fondamentale dei programmi educativi della Scuola di Vela Latina e di Antica Marineria; tutte le fasi del restauro sono state documentate tramite riprese audiovisive e fotografiche, che costituiscono il materiale di base che ha portato alla realizzazione di un documentario, disponibile ad Enti, Associazioni ed Istituzioni interessate.

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CANA-CNRS : a scientific vessel for Lebanon : Strengthening Cooperation Between Italy and Lebanon Towards the Sustainable Development of the Marine Environment [DVD]. - Beirut : National Council for Scientific Research, c2009. - 1 dvd ; 14 cm.

The overall objective of the project is to increase the knowledge of coastal and marine environments towards drawing responsible and sustainable development outlines while preparing guidelines for an integrated coastal policy. It intends to prepare a complete picture related to the sea condition and its resources aiming at identifying sustainable and relevant economic approaches of the activities along the coastline of the Country. The CNRS strongly requested the donation of a scientific vessel, in order to become autonomous in the planning and execution of scientific campaigns in the sea and to reduce the “scientific knowledge gap” which represents an important constraint for the Lebanese Institution at its current state. The scientific vessel renamed CANA-CNRS, donated by the Italian Government to CNRS is now used for the scientific campaigns connected to the CNRS research programmes. Five major fields of intervention have been defined for responding to the complexity of the mission: Sea Physical Environment (bathymetry of the coastal area); Hydrology, hydrobiology and biodiversity; Mammalian and fishery (halieutic marine resources); Coastal pollution; Scientific dissemination.

Availability : ORG AQUAFISH 3136 Improving biosecurity through prudent and responsible use of veterinary medicines in aquatic food production / edited by Melba G. Bondad-Reantaso, J. Richard Arthur, Rohana P. Subasinghe. - Rome : FAO, c2012. - xiv, 207 p. : ill. (( FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper ; 547.

The current trend towards increasing intensification and diversification of global aquaculture has led to its dramatic growth, thus making aquaculture an important food-producing sector that provides an essential source of aquatic protein for a growing human population. For both developed and developing countries, the sector is recognized as creator of jobs and an important source of foreign export earnings. The expansion of commercial aquaculture, as is the case in commercial livestock and poultry production, has necessitated the routine use of veterinary medicines to prevent and treat disease outbreaks owing to pathogens, assure healthy stocks and maximize production. The expanded and occasionally irresponsible global movements of live aquatic animals have been accompanied by the transboundary spread of a wide variety of pathogens that have sometimes caused serious damage to aquatic food productivity and resulted in serious pathogens becoming endemic in culture systems and the natural aquatic environment. The use of appropriate antimicrobial treatments is one of the most effective management responses to emergencies associated with infectious disease epizootics. However, their inappropriate use can lead to problems related to increased frequency of bacterial resistance and the potential transfer of resistance genes in bacteria from the aquatic environment to other bacteria. Injudicious use of antimicrobials has also resulted in the occurrence of their residues in aquaculture products and, as a consequence, bans by importing countries and associated economic impacts, including market loss, have occurred. As disease emergencies can happen even in well-managed aquaculture operations, careful planning on the use of antimicrobials is essential in order to maximize their efficacy and minimize the selection pressure for increased frequencies of resistant variants. The prudent and responsible use of veterinary medicines is an essential component of successful commercial aquaculture production systems. This publication is presented in two parts: Part 1 contains 15 technical background papers presented during the expert workshop, contributed by 29 specialists, and which served as a basis for the expert workshop deliberations; Part 2 contains the highlights of the expert workshop.

Availability : on line version ORG AQUAFISH 3138 I Pescatori di Puglia e la Piccola Pesca Artigianale / a cura di Enrico Casola, Giuseppe Scordella. - Bari : Regione Puglia, 2008. - 32 p. : ill. (( Tradizioni e arti.

Il presente volume è stato realizzato nell'ambito del progetto”Sensibilizzazione degli Operatori del comparto Pesca verso pratiche di produzioni responsabili attraverso la realizzazione di prodotti audiovisivi”, con il contributo della Comunità Europea e della Regione Puglia, Assessorato Agricoltura, Acquacoltura, Alimentazione, Foreste Caccia e Pesca. Il lavoro descrive i mestieri della piccola pesca artigianale presenti nelle marinerie della regione Puglia e dare rilievo alla figura del pescatore come artigiano e come primo presidio ambientale, mettendo in luce gli aspetti di sostenibilità ambientale di questo antico mestiere. Il lavoro svolto è basato sulla raccolta dati presso le Capitanerie di Porto, le Associazioni di categoria, le Istituzioni competenti e le cooperative di pesca, dislocate sul territorio regionale. La pesca, rappresenta una delle più antiche attività di approvvigionamento alimentare dell'uomo, ed un'importante voce produttiva di molte popolazioni costiere. Fin dall'antichità, infatti, la pesca si è radicata nelle comunità costiere, rappresentando un settore capace di incentivare lo sviluppo economico dei paesi rivieraschi e di influenzare il tessuto sociale grazie alle tradizioni ed alle abitudini dei

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pescatori. Il Mediterraneo è un ecosistema altamente diversificato con un basso tasso di rinnovamento e possiede una vasta gamma di specie senza che una predomini sulle altre. Le statistiche sugli sbarchi mostrano ben 88 specie commerciali, di cui 59 pesci, 13 crostacei e 16 molluschi. Questa peculiarità si traduce nella necessità di una profonda conoscenza del mare e della biologia delle risorse da parte dei pescatori, con una diversificazione che riguarda vari aspetti: le caratteristiche degli attrezzi, la stagionalità dell'uso, le strategie di commercializzazione e finanche gli aspetti gestionali, tutto è teso a portare a casa il “pane quotidiano” ed il pescato assume valore non solo per la cattura delle specie bersaglio, ma anche per l'ampia varietà di catture accessorie. Perciò la pesca nel Mediterraneo ha mantenuto, per ampi settori della flotta, caratteristiche di artigianalità, utilizzando piccole imbarcazioni, che praticano una pesca alla giornata e sulle quali è spesso imbarcato l'armatore. Le limitate dimensioni della piattaforma continentale, la variabilità e diversità degli ecosistemi, la presenza di stock alieutici di interesse commerciale, la stagionalità di molte specie e la loro importanza in termini di alimentazione e di reddito, hanno permesso alla pesca artigianale di perdurare e resistere all'industrializzazione del settore, rappresentando una componente essenziale dello sviluppo socio-economico di alcune zone costiere e un incentivo per lo sviluppo di attività come il turismo, grazie al mantenimento delle tradizioni, dei costumi e delle abitudini culinarie.

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Aquaculture development : 4 : Ecosystem approach to aquaculture. - Rome : FAO, c2010.

- xii, 53 p. : ill. (( FAO Technical Guidelines for Responsible Fisheries ; no. 5, suppl. 4.

These technical guidelines on the ecosystem approach to aquaculture (EEA) are developed to support mainly Articles 9 and 10 of the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries (CCRF). The main objective of the guidelines is to assist countries, institutions and policymakers in the development and implementation of a strategy to ensure the sustainability of the aquaculture sector, integration of aquaculture with other sectors and its contribution to social and economic development.

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Aquaculture development : 5: Use of wild fish as feed in aquaculture. - Rome : FAO, c2011. - xii, 79 p. : ill. (( FAO Technical Guidelines for Responsible Fisheries. No. 5, Suppl.

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These technical guidelines on the use of wild fish as feed in aquaculture have been developed in support of Article 7 (responsible fisheries management) and Article 9 (aquaculture development) of the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, and in particular in support of Articles 9.1.3, 9.1.4 and 9.4.3. The objectives of the guidelines are to contribute towards the development of aquaculture and the sustainable utilization of feed-fish stocks. The guidelines cover a number of issues relevant to the use of wild fish in feeds in aquaculture, including ecosystem and environmental impacts, ethical considerations on the responsible use of fish as feed, aquaculture technology and development, and statistics and information needs for managing the development of aquaculture. Specific matters relating to the management of fishery resources that may be used as feeds are briefly considered in these guidelines, as these have been dealt with in detail in separate FAO guidelines relating to fisheries management and which, inter alia, would also apply to feed-fish fisheries. The guiding principles for these technical guidelines were developed and adopted at the FAO Expert Workshop on the Use of Wild Fish and/or Other Aquatic Species as Feed in Aquaculture and its Implications to Food Security and Poverty Alleviation, 16–18 November 2007, Kochi, India.

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Mainstreaming gender into project cycle management in the fisheries sector : field manual / edited by M.C. Arenas, A. Lentisco. - Rome : FAO, c2011. - ix, 92 p. : ill. (( RAP publication ; 15.

This manual has been prepared to facilitate gender analysis and project planning in fisheries development projects. It is intended to be a toolkit to help project managers and implementing counterparts (such as extensionists, government and non-government field workers, and privateand public-sector development consultants, community organizers and leaders of local groups), to facilitate the integration of gender issues into the project cycle. The handbook is structured as follows: the chapter one provides the rationale, concepts and approaches relative to mainstreaming gender equality into development cooperation; chapter two presents an overview of the role of women in the fisheries sector in Southeast Asia, the problems they face and possible empowerment opportunities; chapter three provides tools for gender analysis in fisheries development projects and guidance on gender sensitive indicators; chapter four provides the link for mainstreaming gender at various stages of the project cycle. An overview of the Project Cycle Management is presented in section 4.1.

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A multi-scale and multi-level approach for conservation of ancient olive orchards in the Euro-Mediterranean region / edited by Alessandro La Porta, Cosimo Lacirignola, Giancarlo Mimiola. - Valenzano : CIHEAM-IAMB, 2012. - 219 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.

ISBN 2-85352-503-1 full text Il LIFE+ Cent.Oli.Med. “Identificazione e Conservazione dell'Alto Valore Naturale degli Oliveti Secolari nella Regione Mediterranea” (LIFE 07 NAT/IT/000450) è un progetto Natura e Biodiversità finanziato con il contributo degli strumenti finanziari del programma LIFE a supporto di progetti ambientali e di conservazione della natura nell'Unione Europea ed in alcuni paesi vicini, candidati o in via di accessione.

Il progetto LIFE+ “Cent.Oli.Med.” ha contribuito a definire i criteri per includere gli oliveti secolari gestiti in maniera tradizionale tra le Aree Agricole ad Alto Valore Naturale, sottolineando come uno sviluppo realmente sostenibile dal punto di vista ambientale, sia realmente possibile solo se è basato su di una visione integrata dell'intero territorio, includendo le aree agricole.

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Studio sulla biodiversità negli oliveti secolari / a cura di Generosa Calabrese, Nicoletta Tartaglini, Gaetano Ladisa. - Valenzano : Ciheam-IAMB, 2012. - 97 p. ; 30 cm. ((Sul front.: Centolimed ISBN 2-85352-505-8 full text Il valore degli oliveti secolari in quanto agro-ecosistemi non risiede soltanto nel fatto che ospitano un certo livello di biodiversità, ma anche nel fatto che costituiscono aree a livelli di naturalità intermedia in cui si applicano pratiche agricole tradizionali e/o estensive, a basso impatto ambientale, compatibili con una gestione sostenibile delle risorse naturali. Tali aree fungono anche da zone tampone (buffer zones) nel contesto della matrice territoriale di fatto alterata dall'uomo in misura diversa. Pertanto l'analisi della biodiversità agricola è stata affrontata in maniera globale, olistica, di sistema, cercando di comprendere nell'analisi tutti gli elementi relativi ai processi ecologici e produttivi che influenzano lo stato dell'agroecosistema.

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Study on biodiversity in century-old olive groves / edited by Generosa Calabrese, Nicoletta Tartaglini, Gaetano Ladisa. - Valenzano : Ciheam-IAMB, 2012. - 97 p. ; 30 cm. ((Sul front.: Centolimed ISBN 2-85352-504-X full text Il valore degli oliveti secolari in quanto agro-ecosistemi non risiede soltanto nel fatto che ospitano un certo livello di biodiversità, ma anche nel fatto che costituiscono aree a livelli di naturalità intermedia in cui si applicano pratiche agricole tradizionali e/o estensive, a basso impatto ambientale, compatibili con una gestione sostenibile delle risorse naturali. Tali aree fungono anche da zone tampone (buffer zones) nel contesto della matrice territoriale di fatto alterata dall'uomo in misura diversa. Pertanto l'analisi della biodiversità agricola è stata affrontata in maniera globale, olistica, di sistema, cercando di comprendere nell'analisi tutti gli elementi relativi ai processi ecologici e produttivi che influenzano lo stato dell'agroecosistema.

Available: P01-104

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