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18th Apr 13
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Below you can find a range of key presentations useful for understanding the issues and debates around illegal fishing and its control.
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The EU Regulation 1005/2008 Catch Certification Scheme: A South African Private Sector View
05/11/2009
The invitation to address this forum called for an African perspective but that would prove too difficult for one who has spent a working life in the
Author:
Roy Bross
The Sunken Billions: The Economic Justification for Fisheries Reform
21/10/2009
The Sunken Billions shows that the difference between the potential and actual net economic benefits from marine fisheries is in the order of $50 bill
Author:
Kieran Kelleher
The Role of Technologies in Monitoring and Surveillance
21/10/2009
This talk is an overview of the UK Monitoring Control and Surveillance (MCS) systems and how they support the enforcement and management tasks on lan
Author:
Adam Jarrett
An Industry Perspective on the EU IUU Regulations
20/10/2009
AIPCE-CEP is the principle seafood processing, importing and exporting organisation in the EU, being recognised by the EC Commission and with seats on
Author:
Cliff Morrison
Impacts of the EU IUU Fshing Regulation on ACP Countries
20/10/2009
Council Regulation (EC) No 1005/2008 is the most comprehensive and stringent response to IUU fishing that has been developed to date. It is also a pot
Author:
Ben Milligan
Implementing Regulation 1005/2008 in Papua New Guinea
20/10/2009
In order to tackle the global issues on IUU, many of the Pacific Island Nations are members and signatories to the regional organisations such at the
Author:
Aquina Kango
IUU Fishing in West Africa
16/10/2009
IUU fishing levels in the West African region have been recently assessed as the highest in the world. Post-conflict nations such as Liberia and Sierr
Author:
Duncan Copeland
Combating IUU Fishing - Mauritius and Regional Cooperation
16/10/2009
Mauritius is fully committed to the sustainable development of marine living resources and responsible fishing and has taken several measures in line
Author:
Munesh Munbodh
African Cooperation to Stop Illegal Fishing
16/10/2009
Illegal fishing is a widespread problem in Africa that is robbing the continent of food, jobs and cash as well as undermining good governance and effo
Author:
Sandy Davies
Capacity Needs and the Port State Measures Agreement
16/10/2009
Illegal fishing is a widespread problem in Africa that is robbing the continent of food, jobs and cash as well as undermining good governance and effo
Author:
Peter Manning
IUU fishing in the Asia-Pacific region
16/10/2009
The Pacific Ocean is a source of more than 60% of global marine capture production and fishing makes a significant economic and social contribution to
Author:
Frank Meere
Drivers and Impacts of IUU Fishing: A Case Study of Malaysia
16/10/2009
There are many forms of IUU fishing evident in the east coast region of Peninsular Malaysia, including:
Author:
Max Herriman
Tracking Fish: China in the Global Supply Chain
16/10/2009
A pair of studies conducted for the United Kingdom’s DEFRA and DFID examined China’s role in the global fish trade and in distant water fi
Author:
Shelley Clarke
Do RFMO IUU Vessel Lists Work? An Assessment of Compliance and Effectiveness
16/10/2009
Port State measures have been identified as a desirable and cost-effective tool in the fight against IUU fishing. Pew’s port State performance r
Author:
Kristin Gunnarsdottir von Kistowski
African Fisheries Development Aid
16/10/2009
African fisheries have received substantial aid, amounting to US $4.6 billion between 1973 and 2001. Many of the associated fisheries projects have be
Author:
Arthur E. Neiland
The Extent and Effectiveness of Subsidizing Fisheries Management Worldwide
16/10/2009
This presentation provides an overview the state of subsidies to fisheries worldwide and introduces new research that explores the efficacy of subsidi
Author:
Andrew J. Dyck
The EC IUU Fishing Regulation: An Overview
15/10/2009
This presentation provides an overview of the new EC IUU Regulation (Council Regulation 1005/2008). It sets out the key requirements under the regula
Author:
Richard Parsons
The new EU Regulation on IUU Fishing - an NGO Perspective
15/10/2009
More than eight years after the completion of the FAO International Plan of Action, IUU fishing remains extremely high. Global assessments indicate be
Author:
Sebastian Losada
Estimating the Worldwide Extent of Illegal Fishing
15/10/2009
Author:
John Pearce
The Costs of Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing in EU Fisheries
15/10/2009
The main benefits from control of IUU fishing are the potential reduction in the costs that are caused by IUU activity today and which will affect the
Author:
Ian Dickie
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