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Improving governance of fisheries in the Western Central Atlantic - GCP/SLC/011/EC










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    Building Capacities and Awareness on Regional Fisheries Governance in the Western Central Atlantic - GCP/SLC/015/EC 2021
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    There has been a steady decline in fisheries production in the Western Central Atlantic region in recent years. Given the recognized need to improve fisheries management, secure sustainable fisheries and develop the fisheries sector in the region, it was anticipated that investment in regional fisheries management would reduce reliance on imports. During the 16th Session of the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission, the decision was taken to launch the process leading to the establishment of a Regional Fisheries Management Organization, which was expected to contribute to the sustainability of fisheries resources through better fisheries governance at regional level. The present project was implemented between 2017 to 2019 to follow up on this important question for members of the Commission, as well as to prepare the background documents for and support the organization of the first preparatory meeting, which was to mark the practical phase of the transformation of the Commission.
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    Assisting Countries in the Western Central Atlantic in Developing a Sustainable Fisheries Sector - GCP/SLC/006/EC 2021
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    At the 14thsession of the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission, held in Panama City, Panama in February 2012, 12 members of the Commission urgently requested support from FAO in the form of legal and technical advice with a view to the strategic reorientation of the Commission. This advice was presented during the Reorientation and Strategic Planning Workshop in Guadeloupe in January 2014. Upon the recommendations of the first workshop, the 15thsession of the Commission discussed the options for reorientation, in particular cost aspects and stakeholder involvement.
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    Enhancing the Regional Governance for Sustainable Fisheries in the 34 Members of the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission (WECAFC) - GCP/SLC/219/EC 2024
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    In response to the challenges faced by small-scale fisheries (SSF) and aquaculture in the region due to poor governance and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall objective of this project was to contribute to enhancing the regional governance for sustainable fisheries in the 34 members of the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission (WECAFC).Both components of this project contributed to the broader goal of fostering resilient and sustainable fisheries and aquaculture practices in the Western Central Atlantic region, while promoting awareness, innovation, intersectoral linkages and partnerships.

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