Dive Deeper

Detailed annual report of the activities and accomplishments from SALT's third year. Discover lessons learned from SALT's mid-project Pause and Reflect and the shifts towards facilitating uptake and application of traceability information, including an emphasis on regional and country-focused engagement in service of the global fight against IUU fishing.Press enter to go to this resource, SALT Year 3 Annual Report

The aim of this toolkit is to provide support to Tuna 2020 Traceability Declaration signatories in meeting their commitments. This tool includes resources, reviews the status of tuna traceability within GTA and ISSF, and the roles of SALT and GDST to support improved traceability.Press enter to go to this resource, Tuna 2020 Traceability Declaration Traceability Toolkit

Esta infografía revela la cadena de suministro de productos del mar tradicionalmente opaca desde el anzuelo al plato. Los sistemas documentación de capturas y trazabilidad digitales (eCDT) proporcionan datos que pueden ayudar a verificar el origen y la legalidad de un producto del mar. Ver la infografia en ingles aquí.Press enter to go to this resource, Del anzuelo al plato

A comparative study of 10 country cases and their national traceability systems. Systems were assessed to determine if the state has a functional traceability system and if the system is suitable for fish products and if it is designed to combat IUU fishing and optimize official sanitary eligibility.Press enter to go to this resource, Traceability of Fisheries Products: A Comparative Study

The app targets companies and industry groups across sectors seeking to develop robust social compliance systems for their global production. Comply Chain provides a step-by-step guide on critical elements of social compliance, and is designed for companies that do not have a social compliance system in place or those needing to strengthen their existing systems.Press enter to go to this resource, Comply Chain: Business Tools for Labor Compliance in Global Supply Chains

NOAA Fisheries launched an online tool to help seafood traders identify U.S. import and export monitoring requirements for their products. This tool walks users through a handful of questions about the products they wish to trade, and walk away confident knowing which NOAA trade monitoring programs they must comply with for their specific seafood products.Press enter to go to this resource, Seafood Import and Export Tool

This sixth monthly report focused on understanding how fishers are adapting to technological change, which platforms they use, and how to facilitate technology adoption during and after the pandemic. This allows the identification of opportunities to reduce the digital divide and provide recommendations to assist the digitization of the seafood sector. Spanish version here.Press enter to go to this resource, The Technological Revolution and the Digital Divide in Times of the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Seafood Tracker Initiative investigates the impact that financial institutions have in financing global wild-catch fisheries and seafood trade. The aim is to align capital markets with sustainable fisheries management. In 2020, Planet Tracker produced a report and accompanied webinar titled Traceable Returns.Press enter to go to this resource, Planet Tracker: Seafood Tracker Initiative

Global Fishing Watch and The Pew Charitable Trusts present this public portal to improve transparency and management of transshipment at sea. Satellite technology, machine learning, and up-to-date vessel authorization databases give users information on carrier vessels’ activities, allowing them to analyze vessel tracks and see which ports are most frequented.Press enter to go to this resource, Carrier Vessel Portal