
Bord Iascaigh Mhara
6 schemes tracked
- Fleet Safety SchemeThe Fleet Safety Scheme provides grant funding to improve the safety standards of Irish fishing vessels. It is open to owners of vessels of all sizes registered on the Irish Register of Fishing Boats, with the aid intensity rate depending on vessel length.Max. €40,000 over three years
- Marine Tourism Safety SchemeThe Marine Tourism Safety Scheme provides grant funding to improve the safety standards of Irish marine tourism vessels. It is open to owners of licensed marine tourism vessels of 15 metres or less in registered length overall operating in Irish coastal waters.Max. €40,000 over three years
- Producer Organisation SchemeThe Producer Organisation Scheme supports recognised fishery and aquaculture Producer Organisations in implementing the Common Fisheries Policy and developing the seafood sector. It funds nine measures, including plan preparation, administration, capital costs, meeting attendance and knowledge dissemination, each supported at 75% of eligible costs up to a set annual maximum.Up to €270,000 across 9 measures
- Seafood Capacity Building SchemeThe Seafood Capacity Building Scheme supports industry members to take part in BIM-led international field missions aimed at building industry knowledge and technology transfer in sustainability, fisheries conservation, innovation and competitiveness. It covers 50% of eligible flight and subsistence costs for participants attending BIM-approved missions, which are always accompanied by at least one BIM staff member.Varies based on travel costs
- Seafood Training SchemeThe Seafood Training Scheme funds course fees and subsistence for individuals attending Recognised Training and Educational Courses, building a skilled talent pool for the Irish seafood sector. It supports both new entrants with a job offer or business plan in the sector and existing employees looking to upskill.€100 - €2,700
- Sustainable Aquaculture SchemeThe Sustainable Aquaculture Scheme funds investments by Irish aquaculture producers in productive capacity, product innovation, energy efficiency, environmental performance, quality, safety, and animal health and welfare. Grant aid is available at a rate of 50% of eligible expenditure, up to a cap of €500,000 per applicant under the current call.Up to €500,000