⚠ Knowledge Gap Report


    

      
      
    

  







  

    

      
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Cross-border Lens

      
Highlights nodes with trans-boundary relevance — Strait of Gibraltar, Alborán Sea, and Morocco (INRH) collaboration.

      
    

    

      
Statistics

      

        
Knowledge nodes across 5 thematic layers
25
Nodes

        
Directional connections between nodes
42
Links

        
Spatial · Ecological · Governance · Monitoring · Context
5
Layers

        
Nodes with incomplete data coverage — see Gap Report
3
Gaps

      

    

    

      
Node Types

      
Project / Dataset

      
Policy / Framework

      
Monitoring Tool

      
Org. / Context

    

    

      
Node size = Connectivity

      
Larger nodes have more connections in the network, indicating higher centrality and cross-layer importance.

    

    

      
Knowledge Coverage

      
Spatial & Physical
72%

      
Ecological & Oceanographic
80%

      
Governance & Management
85%

      
Monitoring & Technical
68%

      
Organisational & Context
76%

    

  

  

  

    
    
Integrated Knowledge Network · LIC Estrecho Occidental

    

      
      
      
    

  

  

  

    

      
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Cross-border Lens

      
Highlights INRH (Morocco) and its trans-boundary stakeholder connections.

      
    

    

      
Relationship Types

      
Funding flow

      
Regulatory authority

      
Operational partnership

      
Data exchange

    

    

      
Node Size = Influence

      
High institutional power

      
Medium influence

      
Operational / local

    

    

      
Power / Interest Matrix

      
Click a quadrant to highlight those stakeholders in the network.

      

        
Keep SatisfiedHigh power · Low interest

        
Manage Closely ★High power · High interest

        
MonitorLow power · Low interest

        
Keep InformedLow power · High interest

      

    

  

  

  

    
    
Stakeholder Network · SOLDECOCOS Programmes 2024

    

      
      
      
    

    
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Stakeholder Detail

      

        

        
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Programme Overview

      
SOLDECOCOS works through ECONAUTAS (technical partner) to execute Plans de Producción y Comercialización (PPYC) for three OPPs:

OPP72 — Conil de la Frontera · OPP85 — Motril · OPP78 — Tarifa

All funded via EMFAF under EU CFP Reg. 1380/2013. SOLDECOCOS also co-leads the WWF Large Pelagics project (2022–2025) investigating illegal driftnets on the Moroccan coast.

    

  







  

    

      
SOLDECOCOS Project Timeline
2014 – 2026 · Click any bar or pin for details

    

    

  







  

    

      
Funding & Operational Flow
Hover or click nodes to explore funding relationships · EMFAF → OPPs → ECONAUTAS/SOLDECOCOS → Field Programmes 2024

    

    

    
  







  

    

      
Impact Dashboard ◆
SOLDECOCOS · 2022–2025 Programme Outcomes · Gaps & Proposals

    


    
    

      
Programme Metrics

      

        
3
OPPs Supported
OPP72 Conil · OPP85 Motril · OPP78 Tarifa

        
11
PPYC Measures 2024
4×OPP72 + 6×OPP85 + 1×OPP78

        
4
Active FIP Processes
Concha Fina · Quisquilla · Pintarroja · VORAZ/GFCM

        
~300+
Fishers Represented
Across 3 OPPs in Gulf of Cádiz and Alborán Sea

        
3
Cross-border Initiatives
INRH / Garouani / GFCM Tangier session

        
65
Barrio Varadero Surveys
+ 5 key informant interviews · Univ. Sevilla

        
6.3%
Swordfish Catch Decline
5,200t → 4,870t (2023→2024) documented

        
8–12%
Fuel Saving (Puertas)
Puertas voladoras trawl gear trial result

      

    


    
    

      
Knowledge Coverage Matrix

      

    


    
    

      
Sustainability Assessment

      

    


    
    

      
Knowledge Gaps & Proposals

      

    


    
    

      

        
SOLDECOCOS Organisational Timeline

        

      

      

        
Publications & Outputs