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New fish drying technology boosts livelihoods in Ivorian towns

A new and easy-to-assemble fish drying technology pioneered by FAO is helping to reduce health hazards, improve food safety and quality, improve working conditions and cut down food losses in West African fishing villages.

According to FAO, smoked fish is a vital source of food and income for many African coastal communities. In Côte d'Ivoire, for example, an estimated 20-30 percent of local marine and freshwater catch is consumed in smoked form.

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Future prospects for fisheries and aquaculture and their contribution to preserving food security

On 24 February 2015 FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department Assistant Director-General, Árni M. Mathiesen, participated in the IV Conference of Fisheries and Aquaculture in Lima, Peru with a video presentation on the global fisheries and aquaculture outlook, and its vital contribution to food security.

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Some spots left in Training of Trainers in fisheries and aquaculture emergency response. Applications by February 27, 2015

Response to an emergency situation in fisheries and aquaculture presents a range of complex issues that can be difficult to understand in the absence of appropriate training analytical tools and lessons from experience. The Fisheries and aquaculture emergency response guidance was developed at the request of FAO partners in a series of consultation meetings that were held between 2009 and 2012 in relation to small scale fisheries. The guidance draws on best practice and lessons learned during response to disasters that have affected fisheries and aquaculture sector. The guidance was published in 2014 and a first Training of Trainers (TOT) course will be rolled in March 23-28 2015. Applications are welcomed from English speakers worldwide. Selection criteria are included in the attached document. Deadline for applications is February 27th, 2015.

For applications, contact Florence Poulain

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First meeting of the Global Record Informal Open-Ended Technical and Advisory Working Group

COFI at its 31st Session reiterated its support for the continued development of the Global Record by FAO and some Members recognized the need for an advisory committee to clarify outstanding issues and to find a solution for the long-term financing. The COFI Bureau welcomed the proposal by the Secretariat that a Global Record Informal Open-Ended Technical and Advisory Working Group be established to take up the role of this advisory committee. The first meeting of the Working Group will be held at FAO Headquarters, Rome, Italy, from 23 to 27 February 2015.

For more information about this meeting, please go to the webpage of the meeting.

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FAO Media web story on "Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction"

FAO's media office is featuring a web story on Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (Common Oceans) and the Workshop on Linking Global and Regional Levels in the Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction being held on 17-20 February 2015, Rome, Italy. The event is open to any media wishing to attend.

Webcast of the workshop

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Le Pôle de Compétitivité de Bizerte : animateur de la filière des produits de la mer (M. Bellakhal)

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Cooperazione nella pesca, meeting di BioVecQ

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TrapaniOggi - Al via il meeting del progetto BioVecQ.

Si svolge a Trapani, da oggi fino a sabato prossimo, il IV meeting del progetto BIOVecQ, iniziativa di cooperazione transfrontaliera promossa all’interno del programma europeo Italia-Tunisia. L’iniziativa che vede coinvolte le massime istituzioni scientifiche siciliane e tunisine operanti nella ricerca applicata del settore dei prodotti della pesca mira a favorire lo sviluppo e lo sfruttamento sostenibile della pesca nei due contesti territoriali attraverso l’integrazione e l’armonizzazione di processi biotecnologici, strumenti analitici e decisionali. (Scritto il 19 marzo 2015)

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Training of Trainers in fisheries and aquaculture emergency response, applications by February 15, 2015

Response to an emergency situation in fisheries and aquaculture presents a range of complex issues that can be difficult to understand in the absence of appropriate training analytical tools and lessons from experience. The fisheries and aquaculture emergency response guidance was developed at the request of FAO partners in a series of consultation meetings that were held between 2009 and 2012, in relation to small-scale fisheries. The guidance draws on best practice and lessons learned during response to disasters that have affected fisheries and aquaculture sector. The guidance was published in 2014 and a first Training of Trainers (TOT) course will be rolled in March 24-29, 2015. Applications are welcomed from English speakers worldwide. Selection criteria are included in the attached document. Deadline for applications is February 15th, 2015.

For applications, contact Florence Poulain

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Inter American Development Bank grants FAO $75 000 for shrimp and groundfish management on the Guianas-Brazil Shelf

The shrimp and groundfish fisheries of the Guianas-Brazil shelf provide employment to at least 150 000 fishers and many more in auxiliary jobs (processing, marketing/trade, vessel and gear repair and maintenance, etc.). The number of households that are economically dependent on the income derived from working in the shrimp and groundfish fisheries sub-sector is estimated to be over 1 million. Shrimp fisheries contribute significantly to hunger eradication and the achievement of food security. In coastal communities fish and fishery products consumption is generally higher than 40 kg/capita/year.

However, a number of shrimp and groundfish stocks in the region are fully exploited and at the risk of being overexploited. Fisheries technologies currently applied include unsustainable practices that are detrimental for aquatic habitats and put the lives of fishers at risk.

The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) recognize that an investment is needed in ecosystem-based shrimp and groundfish fisheries management in the Guianas-Brazil Shelf.

Brazil, French Guyana, Suriname, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela, the countries sharing these transboundary shrimp and groundfish resources, will be collaborating in this pilot project.

The project aims, over a one year period, to assess the value and management potential of shrimp and groundfish stocks and fisheries of the Guianas-Brazil Shelf, in order to enable sustainable investments in ecosystem-based management of these marine resources.

Main objectives of the project are to:

  1. Improve understanding of economic value of the shrimp and groundfish stocks and the economic impact of the related fisheries sector of the Guianas-Brazil shelf.
  2. Initiate an ecosystem-based shrimp and groundfish fisheries management of the Guianas-Brazil Shelf planning process.
  3. Develop an investment proposal for the IADB to promote and leverage public and private financing of investments in ecosystem based management of these resources.

The project will be using the WECAFC/CRFM/IFREMER Working Group on Shrimp and Groundfish, as main vehicle to bring the countries' experts and managers, private sector and partner agencies together. The funding for this project originates from the IADB programme for Managing Regional Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems for Biodiversity Conservation.

More information on the project can be obtained from the Secretariat of WECAFC at: wecafc-secretariat@fao.org and on the overall programme from the IDB website.

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FARNET Good practices: language compilations

 Download the compilation of FARNET good practices and publications in the following languages:

 

French
   
German
   
Italian
   
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Polish
   
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Spotlights on: "Workshop on Linking Global and Regional Levels in the Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction"

Today, representatives from all sectors with expertise, knowledge and experience in ABNJ issues are gathering for a four-days’ global workshop, organized by GOF, FAO and project partners of the ABNJ Capacity project.

Workshop agenda
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FAO Media web story on "Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction"

FAO's media office is featuring a web story on Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (Common Oceans) and the Workshop on Linking Global and Regional Levels in the Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction being held on 17-20 February 2015, Rome, Italy. The event is open to any media wishing to attend.

Webcast of the workshop

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First meeting of the Global Record Informal Open-Ended Technical and Advisory Working Group

COFI at its 31st Session reiterated its support for the continued development of the Global Record by FAO and some Members recognized the need for an advisory committee to clarify outstanding issues and to find a solution for the long-term financing. The COFI Bureau welcomed the proposal by the Secretariat that a Global Record Informal Open-Ended Technical and Advisory Working Group be established to take up the role of this advisory committee. The first meeting of the Working Group will be held at FAO Headquarters, Rome, Italy, from 23 to 27 February 2015.

For more information about this meeting, please go to the webpage of the meeting.

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Some spots left in Training of Trainers in fisheries and aquaculture emergency response. Applications by February 27, 2015

Response to an emergency situation in fisheries and aquaculture presents a range of complex issues that can be difficult to understand in the absence of appropriate training analytical tools and lessons from experience. The Fisheries and aquaculture emergency response guidance was developed at the request of FAO partners in a series of consultation meetings that were held between 2009 and 2012 in relation to small scale fisheries. The guidance draws on best practice and lessons learned during response to disasters that have affected fisheries and aquaculture sector. The guidance was published in 2014 and a first Training of Trainers (TOT) course will be rolled in March 23-28 2015. Applications are welcomed from English speakers worldwide. Selection criteria are included in the attached document. Deadline for applications is February 27th, 2015.

For applications, contact Florence Poulain

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