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This report presents data on fishery trends as it relates to different parts of the supply chain. It discusses the state of global fisheries in the context of production, consumption, trade, and market incentives (certifications, ratings, improvement projects), as well as policy changes and concerns to sustainability such as IUU fishing and the human well-being.Press enter to go to this resource, Progress Toward Sustainable Seafood – By the Numbers

The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture presents a three part, deep dive into the seafood sector: i) updated and verified statistics describing the status of the industry, ii) approaches needed to accelerate international efforts to address Sustainable Development Goals, and iii) projection analyses and emerging issues for managing aquatic resources sustainably into the future.Press enter to go to this resource, The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture

This study defines and analyzes seafood traceability benefits related to regulatory compliance, supply chain management improvements, market access facilitation, and risk mitigation. By reviewing policy incentives, case studies, and traceability standards, this study presents 14 recommendations for full chain traceability and relevant for a range of stakeholders in the seafood sector.Press enter to go to this resource, Beyond Regulatory Compliance: Seafood Traceability Benefits and Success Cases

This document presents nine case studies demonstrating global, replicable efforts to develop sustainable small-scale fisheries (SSF) value chains and improve post-harvest operations and trade. This is achieved by building capacity of individuals, strengthening organizations and empowering women; reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to SSF production; and facilitating sustainable trade and equitable market access.Press enter to go to this resource, Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries

This report evaluates the status of electronic collection and reporting of fisheries product information globally. Electronic fisheries information systems (EFIS), which allow for verifiable data collection and the sharing and tracing of that data throughout the supply chain, are slowly developing across the globe in both developed and developing countries, and national and international fisheries.Press enter to go to this resource, Status of Electronic Collection and Reporting of Key Information in Major Fisheries

This report explores the elements of an effective EM program and unique considerations for fisheries that are managed by an RFMO. This is not a prescriptive recipe for creating an EM program, but a discussion of some of the important elements of an EM program and an overview of the potential design options.Press enter to go to this resource, Roadmap for Electronic Monitoring in RFMOs

This detailed summary focuses on the best practices that contribute to fishery improvement project (FIP) success, contemporary challenges facing FIPs, market incentives that motivate FIPs, how FIPs advance fisheries management, and improvements beyond solely environmental impacts. This is a detailed summary of the 'Global Landscape Review of FIPs', geared towards FIP implementers. Multiple languages available:…Press enter to go to this resource, FIP Implementers: Detailed summary of global landscape review of fishery improvement projects

The publication analyses the seafood supply chain with considerations on flag, coastal, port, processing and market States. It identifies general control elements (critical tracking events and corresponding key data elements) that form the basis for traceability monitoring and acquisition, and summarizes suitability for blockchain. It investigates considerations for legality, transparency, species fraud and food safety.Press enter to go to this resource, Blockchain Application in Seafood Value Chains

This report aims to increase understanding about the migration of workers from Myanmar and Cambodian to fishing and processing sectors in Thailand. The report highlights the profile of migrant workers in Thailand, recruitment procedures, migration routes from source countries to Thailand, and potential risks to forced labor and human trafficking.Press enter to go to this resource, The Report on the Route of Migration from Myanmar and Cambodia to Thailand