Fishing area Coastline
The Coastline fishing area was an EU-funded local fishing area that operated from 2010 to 2013 along the Sörmland coast.
About the project
The Coastline Fishing Area was an EU-funded local fishing area that operated 2010–2013 in the municipalities of Trosa, Oxelösund and Nyköping. Through three million kronor in support from the European Fisheries Fund, the area drove investments in fisheries conservation, restoration of aquatic environments, sustainable fishing tourism and the development of coastal industries. The project enabled, among other things, the restoration of the Trosaån and Buskhyttebäcken streams, measures for coastal fish species and planning to develop the fishing port in Oxelösund. The coastline strengthened both natural values and local coastal communities. The activities continued in some form in the 2014–2020 programming period
Example of the project:
- Restoration of the Trosa River
- Hiking trails in Buskhyttebäcken
- Spawning and nursery areas for pike and perch in Långsjön
- Development of the fishing port in Oxelösund
- Efforts for sustainable fishing tourism
- Information meetings, networking and training
Vision
A living coast for future generations
”Restore our oceans and waters by 2030”
We are examining our conditions to continue working for a vibrant, sustainable coast where fishing environments, blue industries and local communities develop in balance.
BlueActionBANOS is a new EU project that gives local communities the opportunity to drive concrete efforts to restore our seas and waters. For Leader Sörmland Coast, which was previously the main actor for the Coastal Line Fishing Area, this is particularly interesting because we have long worked with coastal environmental measures, fisheries conservation and restoration projects. Through BlueActionBANOS, new opportunities are opened to support local initiatives for sustainable coastal development within the framework of Leader.

Project period
2010-2013
Project owner
Leader Coastline
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About the Fishing Area
These funds were included in the EU :s bet on sustainable development of fishing areas, and the Coastline was one of a total of 14 fishing areas in Sweden that received Structural Fund funding.
Total financing
approx. SEK 3 million
Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
European Fisheries Fund
