Stephanie Newman
Policy Analyst
Email:
Phone: +44 (0)20 7340 0928
Specialist Subjects:
fisheries management, marine conservation
Profile:
Stephanie joined IEEP as a policy analyst in the Fisheries and Marine Programme in January 2010 after completing a three month internship in the team. Stephanie has worked on a number of projects related to the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy and European fisheries subsidies. She also plays a key communcations role within IEEP. She holds an undergraduate degree in Environment, Ecology and Economics and an MSc in Marine Environmental Management both from the University of York. Prior to working at IEEP Stephanie spent some time working at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in Newfoundland, Canada, studying the implementation of ecosystem based management in Canadian fisheries policy.
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Independent review of the EU Illegal Unreported and Unregulated Regulations
This review highlights the potential of the EU IUU Regulation to deter illegal fishing and the challenges during the first 18 months of implementation.
02 Dec 2011 -
Perspectives for the new European Fisheries Fund
Independent evaluation of the EFF, highlighting challenges of implementation faced by Member States and the sector, and providing evidence-based proposals for a future fisheries fund.
13 Oct 2011 -
Costs of delivering environmental benefits through agriculture and forestry management
For the first time, this report provides an estimate of the scale of funding needed to achieve environmental outcomes through agricultural and forestry management in the EU to 2020.
11 Jul 2011 -
Assessment of the 6th Environment Action Programme
This report presents the results of an independent evaluation of the 6th Environment Action Programme (6EAP). The overall objective of this evaluation was to provide an in-depth assessment of the achievements of the 6EAP since its adoption in 2002 to the end of 2010.
26 Mar 2011 -
The Results of the CFP Green Paper are Published and a Stakeholder Meeting is Held
IEEP Analysis Briefing: Maritime Affairs and Fisheries
06 May 2010