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le cluster maritime français maritime Europe and France in the European Maritime Cluster Peninsular Europe is a continent facing the sea The coastline of the European Union (EU) extends over 68,000 km, three times longer than the United States coast. Nearly half the population of the Union live less than 50 km from the sea. The maritime regions generate more than 40% of Europe’s GDP. A competitive European maritime industry The European Union is the number one maritime economic power in the world. It is particularly strong in sea transport, shipbuilding methods, coastal tourism and marine energy production. Nearly 90% of the EU’s external trade and more than 40% of its domestic trade is transported by sea. The EU has 40% of the world’s fleet and unquestionably dominates the maritime sector. Shipbuilding is at the leading edge of the technology, and is growing strongly. 3.5 billion tonnes of goods and 350 million passengers pass through the EU’s 1200 seaports every year. The Blue Book: towards a maritime policy for the Union The European Commission (EC) has decided to implement an integrated community-based management system for maritime zones. The Blue Book, published in October 2007, sets out a proposal for an integrated policy for the EC. France in the European Maritime Cluster Moving beyond its present configuration as a confederation of national clusters, the European Network of Maritime Clusters (ENMC), set up in Paris in November 2005 by ten European maritime organisations with France holding the vice-presidency, is developing a structure that will enable it to play an important role at European level and drive home the message of how important the maritime sector is (see p. 2). For example, on the suggestion of the ENMC, the EC has commissioned a study aimed at harmonising the statistics and establishing a Europe-wide situation detailed by country. This study is intended to show European and national decision makers how crucially important our sector is. Major maritime countries in Europe Great Britain France Italy Spain Germany Norway Holland Denmark Total EFTA Jobs 296 450 292 579 253 260 225 095 207 345 130 381 126 227 96 756 2 357 286 Value added 21 467 18 945 16 000 10 363 15 259 14 440 9 645 7 678 140 491 M€ Source: Policy Research, compilation of data from 2005 to 2007 for the maritime perimeter defined by the CMF, thus excluding data on coastal tourism and inland waterway transport. The data are not entirely consistent with our figures. They appear to exclude research and services such as finance and insurance linked to the maritime sector. These figures date from 2008 and have not been updated at the present time. The French maritime industries in Europe: how the sectors rank on the European podium - Offshore and related services - Liner construction - Leisure boats - Maritime finance - Insurance - Broking - Classification fact - Defence vessel construction - Government Action at Sea - Scientific research - Construction of sailing boats and inflatables - Seismic surveys France, Portugal then Spain are the countries giving most support to the European effort towards an integrated maritime policy. 4 - Shipping lines - Fishing - Motor cruisers - Insurance (by sectors) 2 1 3
the maritime clusters in Europe le cluster maritime français The European Network of Maritime Clusters (ENMC) was founded on 4 November 2005 in Paris by the maritime organisations of ten countries, with the aim of promoting and reinforcing the European dimension of the maritime clusters and their sectors. France currently holds the vice-presidency of the ENMC, which is developing a structure that will enable it to play a role at European level and convey to the authorities of the European Union the message that the maritime industries are of vital importance. At present there are 12 national clusters in the ENMC: Germany: Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Technologie www.bmwi.de Spain: Cluster Maritimo Español www.clustermaritimo.es Denmark: Maritime Development Center of Europe (MDCE) www.maritimecenter.dk Finland: Aker Artic www.akerarctic.fi France: Cluster Maritime Français www.cluster-maritime.fr Italy: Federazione del Mare www.federazionedelmare.it European Network of Maritime Clusters www.european-network-of-maritime-clusters.eu Luxembourg: Cluster Maritime Luxembourgeois www.cluster-maritime.lu Norway: Maritimt Forum www.maritimt-forum.no 5 The Netherlands: Dutch Maritime Network www.dutch-maritime-network.nl Poland: Polish Maritime Network Institute www.gdansk.uw.gov.pl United kingdom: Sea Vision U.K. www.british-shipping.org Sueden: Maritime Forum www.sai.se
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