In this interview, Eva Rauch explains why fish farming in Greece has become such a personal and urgent issue for her, and why she believes the public has not been given the full picture about how the sector is expanding. Rauch speaks candidly about what she sees as serious gaps in transparency, public consultation, monitoring, and oversight, and raises broader questions about whether the current model of open pen fish farming is truly sustainable.
Eva Douzinas, CEO of the Rauch Foundation, On Open Pen Fish Farming In Greece
During this year's Delphi Economic Forum, Eva Douzinas sat down with journalist and Deputy Chief Editor Cheryl Novak to discuss the impending expansion of fish farming in Greece—and what that actually entails.
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Eva Rauch (left) in conversation with TO BHMA International Edition Deputy Chief Editor Cheryl Novak, at the Delphi Economic Forum XI.
During this year's Delphi Economic Forum, Eva Douzinas sat down with journalist and Deputy Chief Editor Cheryl Novak to discuss the impending expansion of fish farming in Greece—and what that actually entails.
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