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China joins the foreign fleets quietly exploiting Madagascar s waters

China joins the foreign fleets quietly exploiting Madagascar s waters
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FiTI signs MoU with landlocked Bolivia to increase fishery transparency

FiTI signs MoU with landlocked Bolivia to increase fishery transparency
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FiTI s Sven Biermann sees transparency as solution to IUU problems

FiTI s Sven Biermann sees transparency as solution to IUU problems
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Mauritania submits Fisheries Transparency Initiative report

Mauritania submits Fisheries Transparency Initiative report By Share Mauritania has submitted a report as part of the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI), aiming to achieve greater transparency and accountability in the nation’s fisheries sector. In a press release, FiTI said Mauritania’s issuance of the report “marks an important step to enhancing the public availability of credible fisheries management information.” FiTI is a global standard for establishing sustainable fisheries management through transparency and multi-stakeholder participation. The Seychelles became the first country to submit a full report last month. Although Mauritania has an estimated 600 fish species, just around 200 species are commercially exploitable, and the West African country has battled illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing for years.

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Latest News - Fisheries Transparency Initiative: Promoting Sustainable Fisheries in Small Island Developing States

Fisheries Transparency Initiative: Promoting Sustainable Fisheries in Small Island Developing States News 22 February 2021 Through our support to the Fisheries Transparency Initiative, Ireland is committed to supporting Small Island Developing States and the Blue Economy. Fisheries are an important resource for many Small Island Developing States (SIDS), contributing to food and nutrition security, as well as employment for fishing communities. However, a lack of credible, publicly available information often results in poor fisheries management, contributing to the over-exploitation of stocks and socio-economic loss for fishing communities. Working with governments, business and civil society, the Seychelles-based Association of the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI) aims to increase transparency and participation in fisheries governance. This includes gathering and publishing data on stocks, fishing agreements and the effects of fishing on the enviro

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