Rapport du Consultant National "Analyse des plans de gestion existants pour vérifier leur cohérence avec l'Approche Écosystémique des Pêches (AEP) et le partage des meilleures pratiques en matière de mise en œuvre des plans de gestion des pêches"

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Rapport du Consultant National "Analyse des plans de gestion existants pour vérifier leur cohérence avec l'Approche Écosystémique des Pêches (AEP) et le partage des meilleures pratiques en matière de mise en œuvre des plans de gestion des pêches"

République du Sénégal

Year of publication 2024

Place of publication Rome, Italie ;

Pages 65

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

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Synopsis (short abstract) This report basically presents the analysis of the management plans of four fisheries selected based on criteria directly linked to the ecosystem approach to fisheries (FAO). Note that two criteria guided the choice, namely, the adoption of the plan by presidential decree as indicated on the process of developing development plans in Senegal by law 2015-18 dated July 13, 2015 and in its article 13, the distribution of the resource which is shared between member countries of the CCLME as is the case here with Serdinella, ethmalose and white shrimp. In addition to the presentation of the political and regulatory frameworks, the development plans adopted or in progress are reviewed. The plans targeted for the study are noted with the use of the IMT tool which presents the graphics, thus giving a complete snapshot of each development plan for the three components which are the capacity to achieve, ecological well-being and human well-being. An analysis of the results is carried out and recommendations for the alignment of plans with the AEP as well as for implementation are formulated. The deep-sea shrimp management plan is by far the most complete in terms of governance and implementation thanks to COSEPRO.

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