16 February 2026
Get lært mikið af stjórnun fiskveiða á Íslandi
Fiskifræðingurinn Annakay Crawford frá Jamaíku sækir nú nám í Sjávarútvegsskóla GRÓ.
16 February 2026
Masculinities Against Rigid Definitions (MARD)
A blended learning initiative in Pakistan
12 February 2026
Efling þekkingar í sjávarútvegi skilar árangri
Fátt hefur mótað íslenskt samfélag jafn djúpt og nálægð okkar við hafið.
12 February 2026
GRÓ‘s status under the auspices of UNESCO renewed until 2034
The status of the GRÓ Centre as a Category 2 Centre that operates under the auspices of UNESCO has been renewed for a period of eight years, or until 2034.
11 February 2026
Enhancing knowledge in fisheries delivers development impact
Few factors have shaped Icelandic society as deeply as our closeness to the sea. As a fishing nation, we understand that using resources sustainably is essential for securing prosperity and food security for the future. We Icelanders have valuable knowledge across all key aspects of the seafood value chain – from fishing to processing and handling of marine products.
10 February 2026
Dr. Anthony Taabu Returns to Iceland as Key Guest Speaker at GRÓ FTP Event
The GRÓ Fisheries Training Programme (GRÓ FTP) was honoured to welcome Dr. Anthony Taabu Munyaho back to Iceland as the keynote speaker at the promotional event “From Knowledge to Development Impact: Building Capacity for Sustainable Fisheries,” held on 4 February at the University of Akureyri.