Peruse our original infographics, several of which are published in ISSF technical reports, on a variety of topics — from bycatch, bycatch mitigation, compliance, conservation measures, fish aggregating devices (FADs), fisheries improvement projects (FIPs), illegal fishing, and tuna stock status and harvest control rules to ISSF’s ProActive Vessel Register, Skippers Workshops, and strategic plan.
Fishery Improvement Project Process
| Date Added: | July 2, 2018 |
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| Tags: | Fisheries Improvement Projects, MSC Certification |
| Language: | English |
Description
For fisheries in a fishery improvement project (FIP) with Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification as an objective, this infographic illustrates the stages of the process.
The process, which can take several years, includes a pre-assessment stage followed by the development and implementation of a work plan focused on specific improvement issues.
ISSF offers fisheries and FIP participants a variety of resources to help them become more sustainable and capable of MSC certification.
This infographic appears in the Fisheries Improvement section of the site.