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18th Apr 13
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Presentation - by title
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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A Review of Approaches, Benchmarks and Best Practice used by RFMOs for Conservation and Management
09/05/2007
Author:
Marjorie Mooney-Seus, Fort Hill Associates
Review of Impacts of IUU Fishing on Developing Countries
09/05/2006
Author:
David Agnew, Marine Resources Assessment Group (MRAG)
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
The Role of the United Nations in International Oceans Governance
21/11/2006
Author:
Louise De La Fayette
Seafood Supply Chain Management: Methods to Prevent Illegally Caught Product Entry into the Market Place
31/03/2008
Author:
Cathy Roheim, University of Rhode Island, US
Special and Differential Treatment as Proposed by the Chair's Text on the Regulation of Fisheries Subsidies at the WTO
01/04/2008
Author:
Papa Gora Ndiaye, Enda Tiers Monde
The Successful Management of New Zealand's EEZ in Relation to IUU Fishing: A Transferable Model?
01/04/2008
Author:
Kerry Tetzlaff, University of Cambridge, UK
Successful Measures Against IUU Fishing: CCAMLR's Catch Documentation Scheme
09/05/2007
Author:
Natasha Slicer, CCAMLR
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
Supply Chain Actions - Can they Work? Experience with Chain Control in the Antarctic
08/05/2007
Author:
David Agnew, MRAG
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