La Alianza para la Legalidad y la Trazabilidad de los Productos del Mar (SALT, por sus siglas en inglés) colaboró con 35 expertos de gobiernos productores de marisco, organismos de certificación y procesadores de todo el mundo para crear un conjunto de Principios Integrales de Trazabilidad Electrónica con una ruta para mostrar cómo compartir datos de marisco para maximizar los beneficios ecológicos, sociales y económicos.
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Benefits Evaluator Seafood Traceability
Benefits Evaluator Seafood Traceability
The Benefits Evaluator for Seafood Traceability is designed to guide a government official and other traceability practicioners on how to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of an electronic catch documentation and traceability (eCDT) system in addressing its management objectives and associated social, ecological, and economic benefits (“comprehensive”). Learn more.
Conversations on how to assess #risk of #forcedlabor in #seafood, what is the best data to collect, and what does i… https://t.co/SOHFnJiQD9
Conversations on how to assess #risk of #forcedlabor in #seafood, what is the best data to collect, and what does i… https://t.co/SOHFnJiQD9
SALT Summary of the Report: Overcoming Institutional Barriers to Implementing Digital Traceability
Government agencies often encounter barriers to communicating, collaborating, sharing information, and implementing seafood traceability programs. SALT partnered with Virgil group to identify barriers that may limit interagency collaboration.
This summary provides an overview of the identified barriers —Legal, Behavioral, Budgetary, and Procedural—and makes recommendations to tackle these barriers for improved adoption and execution of seafood traceability programs.
Creating an enabling environment for fishers to claim their rights means creating & using oversight mechanisms; & c… https://t.co/40BEVtOeDA
Creating an enabling environment for fishers to claim their rights means creating & using oversight mechanisms; & c… https://t.co/40BEVtOeDA
What data can help us uncover human and labor rights risks in the seafood sector?
Dash of SALT Podcast Episode 2
Party to the Port States Measures Agreement (PSMA)
The Agreement on Port State Measures (PSMA) is the first binding international agreement to specifically target illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing. Its objective is to prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing by preventing vessels engaged in IUU fishing from using ports and landing their catches. In this way, the PSMA reduces the incentive of such vessels to continue to operate while it also blocks fishery products derived from IUU fishing from reaching national and international markets. The effective implementation of the PSMA ultimately contributes to the long-term conservation and sustainable use of living marine resources and marine ecosystems. The provisions of the PSMA apply to fishing vessels seeking entry into a designated port of a State which is different to their flag State.