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Gender considerations are included in the Pathways project to address both internal and external mandates for equity and equality. Gender is integrated through all five of the project’s objectives as outlined most fully under project Objective 4: ‘Increase social and gender equity in coastal fisheries governance, utilization and benefit distribution’. The project seeks to support…Press enter to go to this resource, Gender-integrated research for development in Pacific coastal fisheries

The fishing vessels and fleets around the world are the foundation of our wild capture-based seafood industry. Making sure that seafood comes from supply chains that are free from forced labor, slavery, child labor, discrimination, other welfare concerns and IUU fishing is a priority for the commercial sector and for Thai Union. In recent years,…Press enter to go to this resource, Guidance to the Thai Union Fishing Vessel Improvement Program and Code of Conduct

This study examines the latest developments of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) in the fields of fisheries management, Common Market Organisation (CMO) and its external dimension. It also discusses the potential challenges that the EU fisheries policy might be facing in the near future. The present research contains ten case studies and concludes with possible…Press enter to go to this resource, EU fisheries policy – latest developments and future challenges

Small-scale fishers, fish workers and their communities are currently facing the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic which is affecting the entire value chain and the livelihoods depending on it. At the same time, there may be promising practices and opportunities that may contribute to the prosperous future of the sector.Press enter to go to this resource, Information on COVID-19 and small-scale fisheries

The Seafood Slavery Risk Tool is a risk indicator tool that provides knowledge and information based on professional assessments and perspectives from the fishing industry, civil society, and the anti-modern slavery community. The Risk Tool is not an ‘app,’ and there’s no algorithm that produces a rating solely from data scraped off the internet.Press enter to go to this resource, The Seafood Slavery Risk Tool is a Risk Indicator Tool

Companies in the seafood industry are heavily focused on improving traceability processes. The benefits of these enhancements allow for product sustainability and integrity, along with the rapid identification, location, and withdrawal of potentially harmful products from stores and restaurants. The goal of the Proof of Concept was to assess the current state of traceability data…Press enter to go to this resource, Seafood Traceability Proof of Concept Project Overview

resourcetrade.earth has been developed by Chatham House to enable users to explore the fast-evolving dynamics of international trade in natural resources, the sustainability implications of such trade, and the related interdependencies that emerge between importing and exporting countries and regions. The linked interactive chart and infographic exhibit global seafood trade, breaking data into value and…Press enter to go to this resource, resourcetrade.earth Seafood Trace Chart Generator

Part 1. Getting Started: Understanding the Current Traceability Landscape and Designing Stakeholder Engagement for a Successful Traceability Program In this webinar, SALT will introduce two of the six Principles: ‘Be inclusive and collaborative with stakeholders’ and ‘Use data to inform decision-making.’ These Principles are particularly important in the early phases of traceability program development to…Press enter to go to this resource, Seafood Traceability Principles Webinar Series Part 1: Stakeholder Engagement

This worksheet helps you identify the starting point to apply the Traceability Principles to your work.Press enter to go to this resource, Comprehensive Traceability Principles Worksheet