Guleskär System Demonstrator for Circular Economy and National Resilience

Purpose and goal: ** Denna text är maskinöversatt **

The aim is to develop Guleskär as a sustainable port and industrial cluster with clear goals and communication for different target groups. The project mobilizes actors, involves stakeholders, explores synergy effects and logistics solutions. By managing pelagic fishing in Sweden, a comprehensive system for marine resources is created to strengthen Sweden´s self-sufficiency and preparedness.

The resulting system demonstrator can serve as a model for sustainable solutions in the fisheries sector and similar areas. Expected results and effects:

By establishing a sustainable port as a node for a sustainable industrial cluster, Sweden can increase the value of the fishing quotas assigned to the country, which is of great importance for increasing national self-sufficiency.

The investment can also contribute to increased competitiveness within the Swedish fish processing industry, a more sustainable future through reduced climate impact and increased social sustainability. A sustainable port includes all activities connected to the port where a sustainable industrial cluster is included.

Approach and implementation:

The project begins by creating a common target image, testdriving it against those who set the requirements and communicating the vision. In the next phase, actors are mobilized for engagement and activities, including more relevant stakeholders. An initial mapping is done for synergy effects, resource collaboration and sustainable logistics solutions.

In order to realize the system demonstrator, an implementation plan is planned with a system description. The project integrates innovative technology and preparation processes for efficient pelagic fish management.