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FISH-X- PROVIDING A EUROPEAN FISHERIES DATASPACE THROUGH A CONSULTATIVE APPROACH
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Improved coordination of national and European bioeconomy research and innovation programmes in the ERA through strengthened SCAR Working Groups
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