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Выполнение Международного плана действий по предупреждению,сдерживанию и ликвидации незаконного, несообщаемого и нерегулируемого рыбного промысла

Year of publication 2010

Place of publication Рим, Италия ;

Pages 122 p.

Publisher ФАО ;

Product type Book (series)

Category Guideline

ISBN 9789254047566

Series title Техническое руководство ФАО по ответственному рыбному хозяйству

Series number 1999-8821|1020-5292 - No. 9

Synopsis (short abstract) Настоящее Руководство подготовлено в поддержку выполнения Международного плана действий по предупреждению, сдерживанию, и ликвидации незаконного, несообщаемого и нерегулируемого рыбного промысла (МПД-ННН). Оно предназначено для тех, кто принимает решения и вырабатывает политику в области управления рыбным хозяйством, но оно также должно представлять интерес для рыбохозяйственных отраслей и других сторон. МПД-ННН соответствует Кодексу ФАО по ведению ответственного рыболовства, а также Соглашению 1993 года о содействии соблюдению рыболовными судами в открытом море международных мер по сохранению живых ресурсов и управлению ими, Соглашению 1995 года об осуществлении тех положений Конвенции Организации Объединенных Наций по морскому праву от 10 декабря 1982 года, которые касаются сохранения трансграничных рыбных запасов и запасов далеко мигрирующих рыб, и другим применимым нормам международного права. Настоящее руководство предназначено для того, чтобы предоставить общие рекомендации и рам ки для разработки и осуществления национальных планов действий.

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Russian version of: FAO Fisheries Department. Implementation of the International Plan of Action to Prevent, Deter and liminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing. FAO Technical Guidelines for Responsible Fisheries. No. 9. Rome, FAO. 2010. 170p.

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