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Traceable Returns

Planet Tracker
2020
This new report reveals how traceability could align sustainability with profitability issues in the seafood sector.Press enter to go to this resource, Traceable Returns
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Traceability ROI

Future of Fish
This presentation evaluates the costs and benefits of implementing a traceability system.Press enter to go to this resource, Traceability ROI
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Understanding Costs for Traceability Technology Implementation

Future of Fish
This infographic highlights the phases of different costs accrued for a traceability system: scoping, installation, implementation, maintenance. It describes some of the main costs for each phase.Press enter to go to this resource, Understanding Costs for Traceability Technology Implementation
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An Advisory Note for the UK Supply Chain on How to Avoid Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) Fishery Products

Environmental Justice Foundation, British Retail Consortium, and WWF-UK
2017
The report outlines an approach to prevent IUU fishery products from entering UK supply chains by offering expert advice on risk assessment and risk mitigation, and encouraging action to prevent IUU fishery products entering supply chains.Press enter to go to this resource, An Advisory Note for the UK Supply Chain on How to Avoid Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) Fishery Products
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Electronic Catch Documentation Technology Showcase for Marine and Freshwater Fisheries in the Mekong Region

USAID Oceans
On page 7 of this resource, there is a figure and table that outlines the results of their stakeholder mapping exercise.Press enter to go to this resource, Electronic Catch Documentation Technology Showcase for Marine and Freshwater Fisheries in the Mekong Region
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Key Data Element Collection and Return on Investment for Electronic Catch Documentation and Traceability

USAID Oceans
2020
Report on a case study regarding the collection of key data elements (KDEs) and return on investment (ROI) from research conducted with private sector partners in their using electronic catch documentation and traceability (eCDT) technologies at the USAID Oceans project learning sites.Press enter to go to this resource, Key Data Element Collection and Return on Investment for Electronic Catch Documentation and Traceability
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Importing Risks in Fishing

Global Slavery Index
2018
This webpage outlines findings from the 2018 analysis on importing risks in fishing, including the risk factors for modern slavery in the fishing industry and recommendations to reduce modern slavery in the industry.Press enter to go to this resource, Importing Risks in Fishing
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Labor Profile: General Santos City, Philippines

USAID Oceans
2016
This study outlines the labor profile of Philippine fisheries, with a particular focus on General Santos City. It notes ways that labor and social concerns can be integrated with an emerging traceability system.Press enter to go to this resource, Labor Profile: General Santos City, Philippines
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Satellites can reveal global extent of forced labor in the world’s fishing fleet

McDonald et al.
2020
This report documents forced labor behavior in fishing fleets using satellite vessel monitoring systems and machine learning. The approach of remote sensing aims to expose social and human rights challenges at sea and inform policy and enforcement.Press enter to go to this resource, Satellites can reveal global extent of forced labor in the world’s fishing fleet
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