Nordic Marine
Think Tank
The purpose of the Nordic Climate Change Forum for Fisheries & Aquaculture is to provide an
opportunity for fisheries and aquaculture stakeholders, scientists and policy makers to
discuss, exchange ideas and identify practical steps for the fisheries and aquaculture
sectors to adopt to and reduce its own contribution to climate change.
The aim is to provide the Nordic fisheries and aquaculture sectors with a platform and
sounding board for the exchange of knowledge, ideas and practices of how to adapt to the
new climate conditions while mitigating the sector’s own impacts.
the Fourth Nordic Climate change forum for fisheries & aquaculture
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In Helsingborg, Sweden on 29 January 2026
We welcome you to register for the Nordic Climate Change Forum 2026 (NCCF 26).
The forum will bring together researchers and professionals from the fisheries and aquaculture sectors to explore how climate change and other challenges are shaping the future of Nordic and European fisheries.
Key themes for this year include:
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The Future of the European Fisheries Market
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The Sustainability and Social Acceptability of Aquaculture
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The State of the Sea and Nordic Fisheries
Registration Details:
- Non-NMTT Members: 450 DKK
- NMTT Members: 350 DKK
- Students: 100 DKK
The registration fee includes light refreshments, lunch, and a one-year membership to the Nordic Marine Think Tank (NMTT).
🕘 Time: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Hotel Marina Plaza, Helsingborg, Sweden
👉 Hotel booking: A 15% discount is available at Elite Hotel Marina Plaza
Joint NMTT & ICES Launching of the
The first Nordic Climate Change Forum For Fisheries & Aquaculture
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in Elsinore, Denmark 9-10th December, 2021
Setting the scene
Three keynote speakers will inform the meeting about the state of knowledge with respect the impacts of climate change on the fisheries and aquaculture sectors, the economics of climate change and ho life cycle analysis can be used to identify climate impacts
Industry Challanges
where examples of responses to climate change will be presented by various parts of the fisheries and aquaculture value chain
POlicy challenges and Responses
which will be used to discuss how the fisheries policy makers have addressed the climate challenge.
