4:00-6:00pm (Paris time UTC+2)
While there are many aspects to achieve sustainable fisheries, the public availability of credible information is critical. But it has not been a priority!
Many governments are still not disclosing even basic information on their fisheries sector, such as laws, licenses, fishing agreements, stock assessments, payment and catch data, and subsidies.
In May 2021, the Islamic Republic of Mauritania launched its first ever report to the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI), marking an important first step in the global movement towards transparency of fisheries management information.
This report does not only make known a range of previously unpublished information, such as foreign access agreements or the list of licensed industrial fishing vessels. It also provides key status information about its fisheries sector, demonstrates the country’s level of compliance against the transparency requirements of the FiTI Standard, and provides 15 recommendations to further enhance transparency over time.
This 2-hour webinar, jointly organized by the FiTI and the Regional Partnership for Coastal and Marine Conservation (PRCM), will recognize the launch of Mauritania’s first FiTI report and discuss future opportunities and challenges of making transparency in fisheries management the global norm.
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