CLUSTERS

The EBB consortium includes end users associations (i.e. clusters) in four Atlantic Area counties (France, Portugal, Spain, and UK).

The project provides the framework for transnational comparison and cross-fertilization of the knowledge transfer practices of these clusters.

Fórum Oceano – Associação da Economia do Mar, Portugal

Fórum Oceano is a Portuguese cluster which aims to promote the Maritime Economy. It has more than 100 member connecting all sectors of the Sea economy, from traditional ones such as fisheries and aquculture to emerging ones such as bioresources and biotechnology.
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Pole Mer Bretagne Atlantique (PMBA) France
 
 

PMBA is a maritime activities cluster with 350 members. Its line on biological resources includes activities related to blue biotechnologies, so it has a specific expertise in supporting innovation within the field and managing activities related to innovate and sustain blue biotechnologies.
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Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Conservas de Pescado y Mariscos - Centro Técnico Nacional para la Preservación de Productos Pesqueros (ANFACO-CECOPESCA) Spain

ANFACO-CECOPESCA is a cluster in the food and sea sector representing the interests of over 200 companies at all levels of the sea-industry complex. It is also a technological centre promoting quality, research, technological development and transference in the field of marine and food products.
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University of Strathclyde - Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Center (IBioIC) UK


IBioIC is an industry led innovation centre with over 80 industrial members across Europe and the world. It connects industry, academia and government, facilitating collaborations, providing scale-up capabilities and creating networks.
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EBB, the European Blue Biobank.